Wedngalla

Wedngalla is a mid-sized city located in the eastern plateau region of the country of Xandor. The name is derived from the indigenous word meaning “meeting of the rivers,” reflecting the town’s position at the confluence of the Riven and Leth Rivers. The city was formally founded during the colonial era in 1865, when surveyors established a trading post to support agricultural expansion in the surrounding valleys. Over the next century, Wedngalla grew into a regional commercial hub, with its cotton and timber industries providing employment for the local population.

The current population is estimated at 78,000 residents, according to the most recent national census. Wedngalla’s economy remains diversified: the legacy of cotton manufacturing has been complemented by a growing service sector, including finance, education and light manufacturing. The city is home to several tertiary institutions, a regional university and multiple vocational training centers, which attract students from neighboring towns and rural districts. The central market and a number of historic colonial-era buildings, such as the Carnegie Library and St. Michael’s Cathedral, underscore Wedngalla’s cultural heritage.

Wedngalla lies in a temperate climate zone, with warm summers and mild winters. The city’s infrastructure includes a network of paved roads connecting to the national highway, a municipal bus system, and a small regional airport that offers flights to the capital city. The local council has undertaken several initiatives to promote sustainable development, including the creation of a green belt and investment in stormwater management. Public services such as libraries, parks and a municipal hospital provide for the needs of its diverse and growing community.