It was originally designed to house the service houses but over time grew to be the cultural centre of Cardassia City, with food, entertainment, artist displays and public performances of music and dance. The Torr Sector was the largest and most densely populated sector. In 2376, Elim Garak discovered the Orb of Truth, the Orb of Souls and the Orb of Unity in a Obsidian Order facility in the Munda'ar Sector. The Tiluvus Gallery was located in the Munda'ar Sector. The Obsidian Order have used warehouses here as discrete places to hold cell meetings. The Munda'ar Sector was a storage area filled mainly with large warehouses. The sector was named after the founder of modern Cardassia, Tret Akleen. Pedestrians are often challenged when travelling through the area. The Akleen Sector was a military area full of garrisons and training areas. Residents of this sector included Enabran Tain and Rokan Du'Lam.
It was not uncommon for homes to pass down through families for generations.
The Paldar Sector was the second oldest sector, home to the bureaucrats and civil servants who worked in the Tarlak Sector. Residents have included the Lokar family. The Coranum Sector was the oldest and most prestigious residential sector, populated by stately buildings and wide thoroughfares dating back to the early Union. In the mid 24th century the sector was maintained by a man named Tolan who had a passion for Edosian Orchids which he planted widely throughout the sector. Many famous Cardassians are buried here, including Legate Turat Lokar and Corat Damar. The Tarlak Sector was the administrative hub of Cardassia City as well as being an area of public spaces, grounds and monuments. A map of Cardassia City from A Stitch in Time, the autobiography of Elim Garak written for Julian Bashir.
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