Tavuina

Tavuina is a fictional island region described for this article. It forms part of the southern Liritic Archipelago. The main island, also called Tavuina, covers about 300 square kilometers. The capital is Vierra, a coastal city that serves as the political and economic center. The region is divided into several municipalities and has a population of around 60,000.

Geography and environment: The island features limestone hills in the north, mangrove swamps on the southern coast, and a rolling interior with oak and pine forests. The climate is temperate with mild winters and warm summers. Two rivers, the Naro and Sori, support agriculture and small hydropower facilities.

Economy and society: The economy relies on fishing, tourism, and agriculture, including citrus, olives, and grapes. A small light manufacturing sector processes seafood and crafts. Most people speak Tavuinese; Italian and English are common second languages. Public education and healthcare are provided by the regional authorities.

History and governance: The region is depicted as having a maritime heritage with early settlements and later integration into a regional federation. Tavuina is governed as a semi-autonomous province within a constitutional framework, with local councils and a prefect handling administration.