New Fantasy Country map for D&D Campaign

[SneakySquid]

I am running A D&D Campaign next Saturday, so I would like a Fantasy Country Map created for it.
Here is some information about the world:
The Country itself is an island split up into:

Himdah (Capital), Fusshein (Military Quarter), Fahluzok (Agricultural Quarter), Noksenovul (Political Quarter), Yuldik (Economic Quarter), Himdah needs to be in the middle, I don't mind where the others go.

These 4 Quarters of the Island are then split up into Regions: Ilid’War, Sam’Kini, Umose (Military Quarter). Tantai, Randan, Turs (Agricultural Quarter). Hinen, Ildage, Certher (Political Quarter). Elduss, Rilek, Garss (Economic Quarter). There is also a small Island off the side of the the main Island, but I have already got a map for that.

Within the Region of Turs I have already named the Towns/Cities of: Goraxiros (Small Village in Turs), Feyerlun (Capital of Turs), Uroturim (Small town in Turs).

If about 4 villages, 3 towns and a city could be placed in each region, that would be really helpful

This requires quite an experienced Cartographer to complete.

Thank you for you time!

[Azélor]

By next Saturday you mean tomorrow or the next week?

By quarter it seems you are talking about the capital districts, or something similar. Otherwise I don't understand why you have a whole 1/4 of the country made of politicians. 1/4 of military people, that's more than in North Korea and they have a stupidly large army. They can't even feed them correctly.

[Gamerprinter]

Experienced cartographers generally do not work for free, and even if someone is willing to do one for free (or some other kind of compensation is offered), expecting a finished map by the weekend is not a reasonable request. Like you, we have busy lives and need incentives to work for client requests. Really even if a publisher was doing the asking and offering payment for the work, expecting a map in a couple days is not reasonable - and most cartographers could not complete a professional map in that time. Some could, but they don't work for free. (We, cartographers, aren't sitting bored waiting for someone to ask us to create a map for them.)

@Azelor - while I don't necessarily understand what the OP specifically means with "one quarter military, etc." having a military quarter does not mean everyone there is a soldier. I know that on any military base, there is a large population of civilian workers, and many soldiers are married with families all living on the same military base. So a military quarter would never mean that everyone there is actively in the military. Also including a military industrial complex - private companies creating weapon systems and all the support processes necessary for maintaining a military are almost entirely composed of non-military personal, could be expected to coexist in a region determined to be the "military quarter". So I could see a huge population of non-military in a military district, even saying that only 10% of the people within a military district are actually soldiers, but all people within directly support a military branch one way or another. I think this is what the OP means, though I could be wrong. (Also, look at Switzerland, if you are an able-bodied citizen in Switzerland, you are in the military, so arguably Switzerland has more soldiers per population than even North Korea).

To the OP, even though I am a professional and experienced cartographer, and could probably get a regional map done in the time you're asking, I generally never do maps for free (not even for myself, because I will potentially "sell" every map I create, as content for books I write, games I design or as standalone map products). I don't have the time for your job, however, so I'm not offering my services. In fact the client that I am about to do work for is making an unreasonable request (20 - 30 maps in a little over a months time) except they are paying well for the priviledge and its an opportunity I can't pass up (the client is Activision video game company and the job is creating maps for their tactical guide book for Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, their upcoming November release.)

In the end, unless your a big company offering lots of money, or can provide some other reasonable incentive, I doubt if you'll get your map request completed in the time that you need if at all.

[SneakySquid]

By next Saturday you mean tomorrow or the next week?

By quarter it seems you are talking about the capital districts, or something similar. Otherwise I don't understand why you have a whole 1/4 of the country made of politicians. 1/4 of military people, that's more than in North Korea and they have a stupidly large army. They can't even feed them correctly.

This is a Feudal System. The Sectors are split up for the production of the certain thing. Military Quarter: Weaponry, War Horses e.t.c. Agricultural Quarter: Food, Military Supplies e.t.c. Political Quarter: Propaganda, Political personnel e.t.c. Economic Quarter: Finance, Bank Personnel. The Emperor who runs it is extremely regimented. Or it could work in the Capital of the District, this is an idea I am developing slightly over the Week

I mean by next week (not two days, I know nothing about Cartography but even I know that is a ridiculous request)