Burrafirth

Burrafirth is a town in Eastern Bayland. It is the capital of Burrafirth Municipality. It is located 21km from Eastend. The town is well-known as a mining and agriculture town.
== Demography ==
The population of Burrafirth is mainly English speaking with 94% of residents claiming English as their first language. The second largest language group are the õbii-speaking people who make up 4% of the population. The remaining 2% of the population consists of other languages.
== History ==
Burrafirth was founded in 1778 by Õbii settlers and originally had a population of around 2,200 Õbii speakers. Starting in the early 19th century, English settlers began arriving and the Õbii population gradually declined as many moved away.
== Industry ==
The Burrafirth iron mine, located 1km north of Burrafirth, is the largest employer in Burrafirth. It was opened in 1884 and is the largest mine in Bayland. Frequent iron ore trains run from Burrafirth to transport the ore.
=== Agriculture ===
Burrafirth's surroundings are, unusually for Bayland, almost exclusively farms, due to the geography of the area.
== Transport ==
Burrafirth is well-connected by both road and rail. The local road 109 is an important connector from Burrafirth to the rest of the municipality and passes through the town. National road 11 forms a semicircle around the south of the town.
Burrafirth is the junction of the East-West Mainline and the East Coast Line, with frequent trains to Eastend, Helston, Beachport, and other places.