Bpuissa
Bpuissa is a fictional coastal city used in geographic and urban-planning examples to illustrate how populations, economies, and governance interact in a small port town. It is placed on the southern shore of the imaginary archipelago of Lirith, near a natural harbor that historically supported fishing and trade. The city covers about 36 square kilometers and features waterfront districts along a protected inlet.
The name is a constructed toponym; in the scenario it derives from the local bpui- root meaning
Founded in the 16th century by navigators from the mainland, Bpuissa grew as a regional trading hub.
The port remains the backbone of the economy, supplemented by fisheries, seafood processing, and small manufacturing.
Current estimates place the population at about 52,000. The community is diverse, with Bpuissan as the primary