Sierra
Overview: Sierra is a mountainous province known for its high peaks, alpine forests, and outdoor recreation. The terrain is dramatic with deep valleys and significant elevation changes. The province supports tourism, forestry, and mountain agriculture.
Capital: Sierra Vista — the principal city and administrative centre for the province.
Location: East — situated along the eastern highlands of ToadVille Bay.
Time zone: Eastern Time
Demographics
Sierra has a mix of small urban centres and rural mountain communities. Population clusters are concentrated around valley floors and mountain-accessible towns.
| Statistic | Value |
|---|---|
| Estimated population | ~850,000 |
| Major industries | Tourism, forestry, mountain agriculture |
| Capital | Sierra Vista |
History
Sierra developed around early mountain settlements and resource use. Historically the region was home to hardy communities who practiced alpine farming and timber work. The province grew in prominence as mountain travel and tourism increased, and Sierra Vista emerged as the administrative and cultural centre.
- Early settlement focused on mountain passes and valley agriculture.
- Forestry and mountain tourism expanded in the 19th–20th lore-era.
- Sierra Vista established as the provincial capital and service hub.
Government & infrastructure
Sierra Vista houses the provincial council and key administrative offices. The province maintains mountain rescue services, protected parks, and infrastructure to support visitors and remote communities.