Betenavy

Betenavy is a fictional place that appears in the fantasy novel "The Name of the Wind" by Patrick Rothfuss. It is a city located in the large, arid region of the Outskirts, which lies to the west of the Commonwealth. The city is described as being built around a vast, ancient well. This well is a central feature of Betenavy, providing the city with its primary source of water and also serving as a place of great significance.

The inhabitants of Betenavy are known for their hardy nature and their reliance on the well. The city's economy and way of life are intrinsically linked to this water source. Betenavy is depicted as a place that has maintained a certain level of independence and self-sufficiency, largely due to its unique geographical position and the importance of its well. The city is often described as having a rugged beauty, shaped by the harsh environment of the Outskirts. It is a place that evokes a sense of deep history and tradition, with the well likely playing a role in ancient customs and beliefs. While not a major focus of the narrative, Betenavy serves as a notable location within the world of Temerant, contributing to the rich tapestry of its geography and cultures.