East Southern Central Suburbs
The east southern central suburbs spread out across the eastern side of the plateau and down the slopes along the Kanga River, on the opposite side to the Airport District. Within these suburbs, there are two main central business and shop areas located on each side of the area. There are also many shops and small businesses spread out through the district. Medium wealth residents fill a lot of the area, along with some high wealth in the south east corner along the riverside. There is also protected forest, plenty of parks and the University of Rooleyson. There are three suburbs in this district: Terringada, Reddingworth and Blunton.
Terringada
Terringada is a suburb on the north slopes of the plateau, which then goes down into the south inner city suburbs. It consists of mostly medium wealth housing, with views looking all across the north and eastern side of the city. There is also some very high wealth mansions on the riverside of the suburb. Some shops and offices are also located in the centre of the suburb.
Blunton
Blunton is a rich suburb on the south east slopes of the plateau, along the Kanga riverfront. It is located opposite the river from the Airport District. It is full of high wealth housing, along with restaurants, a shopping centre along with other shops, and medium wealth offices. A bus terminal is located in the central area. The University of Rooleyson is also on the north side of the district. On the west side, there is some medium wealth housing and a few low dense offices, as well as two protected forest areas.
Reddingworth
Reddingworth is the central suburb for the east southern suburbs. The main avenue contains many shops, offices and leisure places, as well as some motels and plenty of parking within it all. The suburb is filled with medium wealth housing, along with a few parks and some more shops and offices. It is located all on the flat land on top of the plateau.
Stay tuned to The Rooleyson Journal for more on the other districts of the southern suburbs, the west suburbs, industrial projects and future agriculture. 
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