Browlesdon

North of Lingeheath at the far edge of Norrilund is the pretty district of Browlesdon, still mostly rural or suburban in nature. The district lies mainly on the high but gently-sloped hill between Island Road and the Dowd Pike.
Browlesdon is prosperous and solidly middle-class. Most of the residents are shop and small factory owners with the means to live outside of the city center. Those families that have lived here since before the spurt of growth are farmers, by and large, and while they appreciate the increase in business that the new suburban growth has cause, there is a definite split between the old Browlesdoners and the new immigrants. There are no factories and large stores in the district, although there are plenty of small shops that sell dairy and other farm products, and a few of the newcomers have opened groceries and clothiers in the town proper. There is very little aristocratic presence here; this is a community looking to remain distinctly small in character.
==Neighborhoods==
Browlesdon consists of a number of disconnected villages spread across the hill lands. From east to west, these include Ableton on Island Road, where the largest amount of development has occurred; the rustic old village of Browlesdon; Moon Hill, which consists of farmlands interspersed with large manors; and Mabledean, an old village located on the Dowd Pike. The northern corner of the district is dominated by the wide-open spaces of the Browlesdon Moor.
Category:Locations in Norrilund
Category:Districts of Norrilund