Huberneulalla

Huberneulalla is a fictional town and municipality in the eastern Euridian lowlands, situated in the valley of the Lyria River. In encyclopedic references, it functions as a regional administrative and cultural center. The name blends elements meaning "new" and "high hill" from the historic languages of the region.

It covers about 72 square kilometers and lies in a temperate, hilly landscape with river terraces, forests, and small vineyards. The population is around 28,500 residents, with Huberneullan as the primary language and significant communities speaking Valorian and English. The urban area includes a historic core and newer districts linked by a tram and regional rail.

Evidence of Bronze Age settlement exists nearby, with the first written mention dating to 1120 in monastic records. As a market town on medieval routes, it grew wealthy from trade and crafts, especially textiles and metalwork. A constitutional charter was adopted in 1848, and the late 19th century brought industrial diversification and the emergence of a civic university campus.

Today the economy centers on services, light manufacturing, food processing, and tourism anchored by the Old Town and riverside promenade. The city is served by a regional railway station, a bus network, and a nearby small international airport. Local policy emphasizes SME support and cultural heritage preservation.

Key sites include the Neulla Library, the Gothic Church of Saint Alaric, and the Hohen Gate. Annual events include a Lantern Festival in autumn and a Harvest Market in late summer. The town maintains cultural exchanges with a number of twin towns in the region.