Nomolmi

A neighborhood between the Lehomiglo and Zaldemaru Rivers.

Industry & Trade

Nomolmi gets its name from the term "nomu olmi", meaning "trade-related corner" in Rile. It was named for the commercial belt running along the river shores.

Points of interest

The largest building in the area are the Securer Headquarters of Western Redo-Iv which are located in the service blocks just behind the commercial belt.
Also of note is "Kis Fisilunto", literally the "Farmer's Port Bridge", which connects Nomolmi to the eponymous port on the other side of the river.

Architecture

The neighborhood mostly consists of high-rise buildings which tower over the road network and the old motorway. The buildings are connected via bridges between higher floors, as is typical for modern metropolitan architecture.
Many buildings sport a roof garden, primarily those in residential and service areas as well as those commercial buildings which focus on hospitality and leisure.

Geography

This area sits west of the Lehomiglo River where the latter flows into the larger Zaldemaru River.

Maps

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  Nomolmi

Type

Neighbourhood

Location under

Zakidema Lehobes

Included Locations

• Securer Headquarters of Western Redo-Iv

Further Reading