Irlam

Irlam is the largest settlement of the Nûmmezsëw, situatated in Northern Lemunanùmà by the banks of the Érbëu and across the water from Bínagraig, a local crag and tail formation

The town serves as a stopping point for ships travelling up the Érbëu, Irlam has a ship repair yard, a trading centre where locals can trade in payments in kind (meat, wool, food ect) for money amd also where people can buy these goods, inn where travellers can stay, a tavern, smithery, a school for the local children, a residential area situated near the town centre and a grazing area situated uphill nearby the Sëmhir forest, where locals forage to supplement their diet.

The local farmer named Fietshöw lives in a Nümmezsëw t'ämef (cottage). The t'ämefs typically are named after the owner and have the name inscribed on a stone above the doorway, Fietshöw's cottage on the hill is named Fiétshöwëar t'ämef (Fietshöw's cottage).