Wēl

Wēl (alternatively in : Weels) is the fourth-largest city of Zuvland and the largest metropolis located in the north of the country. Located at the confluence of the Swann and Priga rivers, it boasts a population of around 688,600 inhabitants. Historically known for the Universitas Velaniensis, one of the oldest still-existing universities in the world, it is now famed for being a hotspot for winter sports, thanks to numberous ski resorts in the area. It was the host city of the Winter Avalonic Games twice: in 1934 and more recently in 2006. It is also one of the first cities in the world to have implemented an environmental agenda, with the first variation of it being enforced since 1985, and frequently amended since.