Numn

Numn is a fictional town in the northern Veridia region. It serves as the administrative center of Numn District and is situated along the Numa River.

Geography and climate: The town sits on a mix of river plain and rolling hills, with a temperate climate that supports agriculture and small-scale industry. The surrounding landscape features farmland, woodlands, and a historic market area near the riverfront.

History: The town traces its origins to a riverside ford used by traders in the 12th century and grew around a market square. It received a formal charter in 1250 and later developed milling, crafts, and rail connections that helped integrate it with neighboring settlements.

Etymology: The name Numn likely derives from an old Veridian word meaning "ford" or from a local clan name that once inhabited the area.

Economy and demographics: As of the latest estimates, Numn has a population around 11,000 residents. The economy centers on agriculture, food processing, and light manufacturing, with many residents commuting to nearby towns. Local services, schools, and small businesses form a secondary economic base.

Culture and landmarks: The town hosts an annual harvest festival and preserves a small early-modern core around the market square. Notable sites include the Numa Bridge, the Old Parish Church, and the town library, which together reflect the town’s historical and cultural identity.

Governance: Numn operates under a mayor-council system, with a nine-member town council and a directly elected mayor. The government manages public services, planning, and local regulations.