Browna

Browna is a town and municipality in the fictional region of Westlandia. It is situated along the Browna River in the central lowlands and covers about 42 square kilometers. As of the last census, it had a population of approximately 11,500 residents. The town serves as the administrative center of Westlandia County.

The history of Browna dates to 1784, when settlers from neighboring regions established a crossing point and market on the river. The name derives from the Browna family, who owned land and helped lead the early development. The town grew around agricultural trade, and the historic core includes several 19th-century churches and a restored mill that reflect its early industry.

Geographically, Browna features rolling plains with small woodlands and river corridors. The climate is temperate, with warm summers and cold winters, and rainfall spread fairly evenly through the year, with a slight peak in spring.

The local economy centers on agriculture, especially grain and dairy, complemented by small-scale manufacturing and various service industries. Browna is connected to regional road networks and is served by a freight rail line that links nearby markets. The town hosts a weekly farmers’ market and supports a range of local businesses.

Government and community life are organized around a municipal council and a mayor. Public services include a library, a community center, and primary and secondary schools. Cultural life features an annual harvest festival and a small museum that documents regional history, contributing to a sense of local identity and continuity.