Lannerangalle

Lannerangalle is a rural village and local administrative unit in the coastal plain of the fictional country of Naravani. It lies in the Laga District, about 60 kilometers south of the regional capital. The area is low-lying, with scattered mangroves along marshy inlets and a tropical monsoon climate.

Historically, Lannerangalle appears in records dating to the 17th century as an agricultural community. It grew as a market stop for farmers and fishers and expanded in the 19th and 20th centuries after improved road links to the coast.

Administratively, the village is governed by a local council and falls under Naravani provincial administration. The population is in the few-thousand range, mainly farming families, fishers, and service workers. The primary language is Naravani, with minority dialects spoken locally.

The local economy centers on rice farming, coconut cultivation, and small-scale fishing. A weekly market serves surrounding villages. Lannerangalle has a primary school, a small clinic, and a bus link to the regional hub. Utility services have expanded since the 2000s.

Culturally, the village hosts harvest and religious festivals that draw visitors from nearby communities. Notable sites include a historic granary, a coastal lookout, and a temple complex. Traditional crafts such as weaving and boatbuilding remain part of daily life.