| ENCINO | L.A. district |
| NOHO | Artsy L.A. district |
| PLEBISCITE | A direct vote of a whole nation or the people of a district on a special point (10) |
| PARISH | A district assigned by a church to a minister or priest (6) |
| QUARTER | Fourth part of a coat of arms, hour, lunar month, pound of weight, sports match, US dollar or year; or, a district having some distinguishing character or inhabited by a particular class (7) |
| PARK | Derived from the name of a district in East London where horses were pastured, a mount for everyday riding; or, a leisurely ride in the countryside upon said jade (4) |
| QR | A district of a city (abbr) (2) |
| DIOCESE | What do you call a district under the pastoral care of a bishop? (7) |
| MONTMARTRE | A district of Northern Paris, on a hill above the Seine, home of many artists during the Belle Epoque (10) |
| AREA | It takes a long time to return to a district |
| MEDOC | A fine red wine from a district of South West France on the left bank of the Gironde estuary (5) |
| RECOVER | Find again a district of London in a car (7) |
| SODA | So a District Attorney will take a drink? (4) |
| WARD | A district which forms part of a political constituency or local council (4) |
| HOOKOFHOLLAND | Small Dutch town, a district of Rotterdam, which has run a ferry service to Britain for 120 years (4,2,7) |
| UNITARY | _ authority, a district administered by a single tier of local government (7) |
| SLUM | A district of a city marked by poverty and inferior living conditions (4) |
| TALUK | In India and other South Asian countries, a subdivision of a district for revenue purposes; from Urdu and Persian, 'estate' (5) |
| CONSTITUENCY | A district that sends one representative to a legislature (12) |
| BARRIO | A district of a town in Spain (6) |
