Maba Luva
Maba Luva is a large town in the Aurician province of Lelegundy that rests of an outcropping of the Shee Bospinar Mountains, an east-west chain of prominent hills. Maba Luva has a population of about three thousand people. It commands the western end of the Valley of Saint Agnavaira. Maba Luva is an administrative town of the province famous for its Annual Garlic Festival. Despite its proximity to Ulcanosto Waste and Van Waste, the town remains prosperous, protected from winds that blow the sickly sands of the wastes by the Igluvaca Mountains that form the northern wall of the valley. Maba Luva is near the settlements of Dasmoprio and Chaggy's Fork.
Maba Luva's economy relies principally upon agriculture and trade.
According to local legend, the town of Maba Luva was founded during the Midretassene Empire, over two thousand years ago. The town is mentioned in the hagiography of Saint Agnavaira of Gasper, an important Arathracian saint local to Throvy.
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