Hitsa
Hitsa is a municipal locality situated in the northern province of Nara, within the country of Novaterra. The name is derived from the local term *hitsa*, meaning “small hill,” reflecting the town’s topography, which is dominated by gently sloping elevations and a series of limestone ridges. The municipal area covers approximately 12 square kilometres and is bordered to the west by the River Parn, to the east by the agricultural plain of Talan, and to the north by the forested region of Sereis.
The earliest recorded settlement in the Hitsa region dates to the mid‑thirteenth century, when monks from the
According to the most recent national census conducted in 2018, Hitsa has a population of 3,412 residents.
The local economy of Hitsa remains largely agrarian, with rice, maize, and tea being the principal crops.