Dëligagh

Dëligagh's old town

Dëligagh is a city in northern Kwitzka located on the mouth of Walëi river. With a population of 119k, Dëligagh is the second largest city in the Nördsën province.

## History

Dëligagh was founded around the beginning of the 19th century. The city served as a transport hub for a part of northern Kwitzka, transering cargo onto larger ships, which would then be sent abroad.

## Location

Dëligagh is located on Walëi river, the largest river in northern Kwitzka. The city is also located on the coast of the North Sea.

Dëligagh is located in north-western part of Nördsën. It is about 35km west of Nordnägläfi and 70km north-west of Gëlbi, the capital of Nördsën.

## Climate

Dëligagh is affected by the North Sea, which makes its climate more mild and brings more precipitation.

## Demographics

Dëligagh has one of the oldest populations in Nördsën, with 24,4% of the city's population being over the age of 65. The city also has one of the least diverse people, being made up of 98% native Kwnat-speaking residents.

The city's old population and small immigrant population is caused by the city being less attractive than other places in northern Kwitzka, such as Tereffút, Gëlbi or Dúser.

## Districts of Dëligagh

Dëligagh is made out of 6 districts. Each district of Dëligagh has its own city government representative that is elected each 4 years.

### Nvëst

Nvëst is a mostly residential district, made out of primarely high-density and mid-density housing.

### Dömbqcqti

Dömbqcqti is a mostly high-density housing and commercial district. The district's name comes from the Kwnat word Dömbq, meaning hill. The name is considered one of the hardest in Kwitzka to pronounce.

### Stäryj Göröd

Stäryj Göröd, translated to Old City / Old Town, is the oldest district of Dëligagh. Most of Dëligagh's historical structures are located in this district.

### Pörtqni

Pörtqni district is the main industrial district of the city. The city's port is located in this district.

### Zhëköqnö

Zhëköqnö is a primarely residential district.

### Khlët

Khlët district is made out of mostly high and mid-density housing in the west and low-density housing in the east.

## Economy

The city's economy is mostly based on the service sector, though smaller industries exist, most noteably the Iqhirt bread-factory, one of the largest in Kwitzka.

## Transportation

### Road transport

Dëligagh is located near the A1 highway, connecting it to nearly everywhere on the coast of Kwitzka and a part of inland Kwitzka. The city is also located at the beginning of the 10 national road towards Suvälqi and 171 local road from Tereffút to Jägvildö.

The city has 3 bridges: one between Pörtqni and Khlët, another one between Zhëköqnö and Khlët and a third bridge available only to motor traffic south of the city.

### Rail transport

Dëligagh is located on top of the KPQ-owned Coastal Mainline. The city is served by 2 train companies: state-owned Kwitzka Pöqalqnit offering local, intercity and express trains and privately-owned NightStar offering connections to Nqlät and Beachport in Bayland.

## Sport

Dëligagh has 4 main sport teams: Dëlqhno FC, the Dëligagh spöqbäl team, Dëligagh volleyball team and Dëligagh brnbäl team.

## Media

Dëligagh has 11 local newspapers, 2 local radio stations and a local TV station called Dël-24, which makes the city unique for its size due to the general unpopularity of TV in Kwitzka in place for radio.