Minamfarem

Minamfarem is a town located in Greater Border Region, by the Oldwater lake. It had a population of 12 549 in 2022. It is the capital of Minamfarem Municipality. During summer, the town is a common destination for tourists due to its beaches on the Oldwater lake.
== History ==
It is unknown when the town was founded, as it had been the site of a small market for a long time, but it remained relatively small until 1890, when the dairy company Falkburyshire Dairy was established. In 1910 the town had a population of 3400. It has grown relatively slowly since, as it is mostly a farming town. However, since the 1990s it has grown in importance as a tourist destination.
== Demographics ==
In 2022 Mimanfarem had a population of 12 549 permanent residents. 57% speak English as their native language, 38% speak Õbii as their native language, and 5% speak some other language as their native language. 97% reported being able to hold a conversation in English, and 69% reported being able to hold a conversation in Õbii. The town is 92% Baylandese, 3% Kwitzkan, and 5% other ethnicities.
==Transport==
Minamfarem is located by national road 54, and local road 132 originates near the town. Minamfarem also has a station on the Northfield line. There are no dedicated city busses, but busses to the surrounding areas which originate in Minamfarem are operated by region-owned GBRT.
== Twin towns ==
* Nàdvika, Lustar
* Cermn, Kwitzka
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