Kittenhill

Kittenhill, once an idyllic landscape known for its rolling hills populated by playful children and kittens, has been transformed into a vital industrial district within the City of Pilegron. Its strategic location adjacent to Ferrowfield has ushered in substantial industrial growth. The flat terrain, which was reshaped to accommodate the expansion, now hosts sprawling facilities for companies such as Mekle Iron. Railways leading out of the prominent Union Station in Ferrowfield thread their way through Kittenhill, knitting it into the city's transportation and industrial fabric. Despite its industrial advancement, Kittenhill remains a canvas of contrasts. Amidst the clangor of heavy machinery, one can find businesses like the textile company efficiently processing wool from the sheep herding operations nearby, or the novel ventures crafting shears and assembling beds. This intricate web of industries showcases Kittenhill's specialization in providing critical resources while also nurturing innovation. Of particular note is the Railway Labs Company, whose testing ring within the district serves as a crucible of railway technological advancement under the aegis of the public railways, ever poised on the cusp of new frontiers yet to be revealed. The bustling heart of Kittenhill is a stark testament to its role in the grand tapestry of Pilegron's industrial might. While it ranks as the 13th largest borough in the city, its contributions to employment are substantial, securing its position as the third most prolific provider of employment opportunities. The population density remains one of the lowest, allowing the district to maintain a sense of space amidst the industrial bustle. The specific blend of Kittenhill’s established industries with ongoing innovation not only echoes its rich industrial heritage but also promises a dynamic future as a cornerstone of Pilegron's economic engine.