Subirini

Subirini is a small town and municipality in the fictional country of Veridia, located in the Lomar region. It sits on the Subira River, about 42 kilometers north of the regional capital, and covers roughly 78 square kilometers. The population is approximately 4,800.

The name Subirini combines Subira with the common place-name suffix -ini, and the local language Veridian provides the usual pronunciation. The Subirinian dialect remains common in daily speech.

Geography and climate: The town lies in a temperate zone with river valley plains and rolling hills. The fertile surroundings support vineyards, cereal crops, and orchards.

History: Subirini traces its origins to the 12th century as a market town on regional trade routes. It gained municipal status in 1520 and developed a fortified complex, including Subirini Castle, in the late medieval period. A regional rail line reached the town in the 19th century, linking it with larger cities.

Economy and culture: Agriculture forms the economic base, particularly grapes and grains. Small-scale manufacturing, woodworking, and textiles also contribute. The historic center, castle, and church attract visitors, and the town supports a modest tourism sector. An annual Harvest Festival held in September features food stalls, artisanal crafts, and performances. Architecture favors stone houses with timber-framed elements.

Governance and infrastructure: Subirini is governed by a mayor and a municipal council and is part of the Veridian provincial administration. The town is connected by regional roads and has a railway station on the line toward the regional capital; the nearest airport is in the capital city.