Augeron

Augeron is a fictional region commonly used in worldbuilding and speculative fiction. In most portrayals, it is a mid-sized province located on a temperate continent, with a varied landscape of rolling hills, river valleys, and a short coastline. The climate ranges from mild maritime conditions near the coast to more continental conditions inland. The region is typically divided into several counties and governed by a regional council and a governor or equivalent executive.

Historically, Augeron is depicted as emerging in the medieval era and expanding through river trade and modest industry in the early modern period. Its economy in fiction centers on agriculture, with orchards and grain, plus textiles and small-scale mining in the hills. The region often features crafts guilds and bustling rural markets that connect countryside towns with the capital.

Culturally, Augeron is portrayed as diverse, with local traditions, festivals, and cuisine that vary by town. The Augeronian language is described in many works as a Romance-based language or language family, noted for its lyrical dialects. Notable fictional sites include the coastal town of Seersport, the Hill of Lumen, and the Great Library of Augeron. The concept provides a flexible backdrop for exploring regional politics, identity, and interregional relations.