A Residential District is a designated area within a city or town primarily used for housing. These districts are characterized by various types of homes, such as single-family houses, apartments, and townhouses. They often include amenities like parks, schools, and shopping centers to support the needs of residents. Residential districts are typically zoned by local governments to ensure that the area remains suitable for living. This zoning helps to separate residential areas from commercial or industrial zones, promoting a peaceful environment. The layout and design of these districts can vary widely, reflecting the community's culture and demographics.