Reynarde

Reynarde is a town and civil parish in northern Valoria. It serves as the administrative center of Reynarde County and has about 6,200 residents. The town sits at the confluence of the Old River and the Hillside Brook, roughly 40 kilometers northeast of Valoria City, with a landscape that reflects layers of medieval and early modern street patterns.

Historically, Reynarde developed from a 12th-century market village around a defensive keep. It flourished as a regional trading hub in the late medieval period, survived a 1642 earthquake, and expanded in the 18th and 19th centuries, aided by railroad access.

The area consists of rolling farmland with patches of woodland, and the climate is temperate maritime with mild summers, cool winters, and about 800–900 mm of annual precipitation.

The economy combines agriculture, small manufacturing, and services. Dairy farming and barley are common, and many residents commute to larger towns for work.

Reynarde operates under a mayor–council system within Valoria’s regional framework. Notable landmarks include the ruins of Reynarde Castle and the Market Hall; the town also hosts a harvest festival and a weekly market.

It is served by the A12 highway and a regional railway station on the Valoria–Northeast line, with local bus services linking surrounding communities.