Stonecircle
Stonecircle is a mill town along the Lange River, also known for its nearby remains of ancient stone circles, known as the Rockrings, arranged in the nearby fields. Crops of grain from the Belt Glaswellt and Port Pond, as well as wool from Sogn's Gwerthby, are often brought to the town for milling into flour and spinning into fabric before being shipped onward to other towns and cities.
Demographics
Mostly humans, with a halfling minority, along with some elves who live near, study, and protect the shrines of the nearby stone circles.
Government
Mayor elected to oversee the various mills and ensure equal access to the river, while maintaining the river's quality and space, as well as working with merchants who import grain and wool and export flour and fabric.
Industry & Trade
Milling, fabric making, flour grinding
Infrastructure
Roads and bridges connecting brick mills along the river
Districts
Spinside: western side of the river, where wool is spun into fabric to be used for clothes, drapes, and sails
Flourside: eastern side of the river, where grain is milled into flour and meal to be exported
Circle Country: protected countryside area which houses the Rockrings
Milltown: residential area on the Spinside
Halltown: business area on the Flourside
History
Stonecircle's ancient history is connected to that of the Rockrings, which are believed to have been constructed to study the stars and to learn magic through that arrangement. Stonecircle grew as a village located along the Lange River, whose milling techniques were some of the first invented. Today, Stonecircle is a moderate milling town well-connected with the trade routes in either direction, providing utility rather than just being a town to stop in.
Points of interest
Spinner's Textiles & Fabrics
Brickmill Milling, Flour, & Meal
The Rockrings
Stonecircle Town Hall
Stonecircle Guild Hall
Grinder's Tavern
Oatmeal Inn
Lange Riverside Resort
Mill Bridge
Folks Bridge
Tourism
Some come to stay along the Lange, which is known for its serenity, refreshment, and leisure.
Architecture
Brick mills, factories, and residential buildings, with wooden houses as well. Classical town hall and guild hall in Halltown.
Geography
North is the grainfields of the Belt Glaswellt, east are grassy hills of the Clover Downs and the Rockrings, west are woods, and the Lange River cuts through the town, or rather, the town straddles the Lange River.
Natural Resources
Grain, flour, corn, meal, fabric, wool, cloth
Type
Town
Population
3,500
Inhabitant Demonym
Stonecirclers
Location under
Owner/Ruler
Ruling/Owning Rank
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