Alwyn
| Alwyn Dinas Alwyn | ||
| City of Calbion | ||
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| Motto: "Porthladd i'r Gorllewin" | ||
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| The historic centre of Alwyn, viewed from above | ||
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| Map versions | 10.1.0 - current | |
| Country | Calbion | |
| Talaith | Kilkelly | |
| Established | 1525 (As Adelin) | |
| Government | City of Alwyn Government | |
| • Maer | Rigbert McKennan | |
| • Legislature | Cyngor y Pentyre | |
| • Cynulliad Cenedlaethol Constituency | Alwyn Alwyn South Alwyn Vinandwy Wyeforth (partly) | |
| Area | ||
| Population | 344,550 (1696) | |
| Demonym | Alwynach | |
| Time zone(s) | CMT-7 (Pentyre Standard Time) | |
Alwyn (officially Dinas Alwyn, Calbic for City of Alwyn) is a Calbain city in central Kilkelly. It is fifth largest city of Calbion and the dominant settlement on the Inner Bay.
History
The city of Alwyn was founded in 1525 AN as Adelin by the Zindarian tribes that briefly occupied the Aeronesian archipelago. It became known as Adelwin during the Aerliggian period. During this time, the city was the capital of the Aerlig Republic. It was ruined in the late 15th century but rebuild under the Arcadian leadership. During this period, the port of Coxyde was built, as were air, and rail connections to other larger cities. One of the biggest infrastructure projects around the city was the creation of a tunnel to connect Alwyn to Kingsrock island.
Renamed Alwyn, the city gained some prominence in Calbion due to its location following the Western expansion. Alwyn became a central hub for trade and transportation to the Western part of Kilkelly island, which is sparsely populated.
Economy
The city of Alwyn is home to several industries such as steelworks, but is mainly reliant on its position as an entrepot for coal, stone and metals mined in rural Western Kilkelly.
