Orena-Ut
More actions
Orena-Ut | |
|---|---|
 Flag | |
| Nickname: City of Lights | |
| Government | |
| • Type | Sumaasyl |
| Population | 701,034 |
Orena-Ut is the largest city in Utlia with a population of 700 thousand. The city is located along the Sreer river in southern Mountange.
Etymology
The name Orena comes from a popular Frish children's story, Orenawy Iru Neruk Attu, in which Orena is the name given to a far off land of extreme wealth and beauty. When Explorer and cartographer Lyrem Iwest discovered the land that the city of Orena-Ut would eventually inhabit, he wrote of it in his journal "It is among the most wondrous views one could ever see, the river and mountains framed perfectly from my campsites entrance, I am in awe every morning I wake here and I dread having to continue northwest." Lyrem then proclaimed Orena as the sites name and his camps shack is considered the first building in Orena.
History
Prehistory
Prior to the advent of permanent civilization, the Mertek nomadic tribe inhabited the Orena area, likely subsisting off of fish and crab from the Sreer river, the only writing of the people being collected in "Records of A Great Empire" an 1802 TT atlas and encyclopedia of the Frish Kingdom, in which it is said that "The Meyrtek north of the kingdom prefer to be left alone, living and moving along river-lines, they have great proficiency for skinning and gutting, with little care for things such as trade."
Early settlement
-
Unified Utlia rule
-
Mining boom
Between 110 TT and 80 TT, inner Mountange became the center of a massive mining boom, as the Utlian industrial age was beginning and resources like coal and iron became an important commodity, many mining towns popped up and Orenas population boomed tremendously.
The construction of Utlian Unity Tower in the city was completed on 14-11 8 PC.
Geography
Orena is known across Utlia for being dense with skyscrapers and towers, the city uniquely has a number of large radio towers scattered across its districts, giving the city a high number of independent and local radio stations. The city itself is situated in the Mozyey range of south-central Mountange, near the border with Azznin
Urban landscape
-
Climate
-
Districts
- Kerkesetko (Northeast)
- Nimberely (central)
Governance
-
Culture
Theater
-
Cuisine
-
Music
-
Festivals
-
Infrastructure
-
Transport
-
Education
Employment
Mining
-
Tourism
-
Music and arts
-
Demographics
-
Political affiliation
-
Notable people
-