Tezzaburg

Tezzaburg is a Town located in Southern Neutralston City, with a population of 49,000 it is the second largest town in the German district. 
History
The origins of Tezzaburg can be traced back to the mid 1850s when the discovery of rich mineral deposits in Northern Lavendershire attracted settlers looking to capitalize on the burgeoning industrial revolution. Initially, Tezzaburg was merely a collection of modest homesteads and small farming communities which heavily relied on the miners. Once more people started settling in Tezzaburg in 1867, it became apparent that a mayoral office was needed as such the Provincial Government oversaw the construction of the iconic Tezzaburg Town Hall. This was designed in Pombaline style by Portuguese-Neutralstonese Architect David de Azores who also oversaw the construction of the building. 
In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, when the automobile industry began to flourish across Neutralston. Tezzaburg with its strategic location and access to transportation routes, quickly became a hub for automotive manufacturing. The town's proximity to major cities and its network of railways facilitated the transportation of raw materials and finished products. This resulted in many well-known Automotive companies being formed such as Tezzaburg Industries. The economic boom fueled by the automobile industry led to rapid urban development in Tezzaburg. Factories, warehouses, and residential neighborhoods sprung up across the town. The influx of wealth brought about by the automotive sector spurred investments in infrastructure, including roads, schools, and public amenities.
In the 1960s, the newly formed Tezzaburg Auto Works would construct their main factory just outside the town, this would bring an influx of people who needed work. This would boost the population of Tezzaburg by an extra 10000 people over the course of 15 years.
Transport
Tezzaburg is served by the Neutralston S-Bahn at Tezzaburg Hauptbahnhof, a tram network going out of the city. As well as local bus routes which operate around Lavendershire and to Neutralston City.