Every City of 100,000+: a 1-Million-Citizen Hospital and a Military Base
Every city of 100,000 or more citizens must have a referral hospital able to care for a catchment of 1,000,000 people . Larger cities get one such hospital campus for every million residents. Every one of these cities also hosts a military base with its own private military hospital and its own airfield , separate from the civilian hospitals and the civil airport.
🏥 Civilian Referral Hospital (per 1M catchment)
2.5 beds per 1,000 people
about 5% of all beds
doctors, nurses, midwives, techs
Emergency & trauma, maternity, surgery, cancer, labs
Each campus has a helipad, telemedicine links to district clinics, an HSR-linked ambulance and medical-supply route, and wallet-based billing through the HGR Wallet.
🛡️ Garrison Base (every city)
The military hospital is private to the forces and their families, with 20 beds per 1,000 garrison personnel. In a declared flood, epidemic or other disaster it can open surge capacity to civilians. Base airfields are separate from the civil airports and shared with national disaster relief.
Register: Hospitals & Bases by City
All cities in the portal's population data, plus other 100,000+ cities named in the portal
City Country Population Civilian hospitals Military base, hospital & airfield
Notes: hospital campuses = one per million residents, at least one per city. Garrison sizes are planning assumptions that scale with city size and together make up roughly half of the 5,000,000 active personnel; the rest serve in field, naval, air and corridor-security units. Cities marked "to be confirmed" have no population figure in the portal data; some are larger than 400,000 and will also join the Ports & Airports register once confirmed.