Blahville

Blahville is a de facto town located in the border of Athens County and Milton County, with the majority of its residents residing in the former. Blahville has a population of 12,394 people as of 2021 and is mostly made up of medium-sized, two-story wooden houses with a few local commercial buildings. Along with an unused airport, the town has a helipad. Blahville is the only town in the Athens Federation that is entirely solar-powered, making it the federation's first sustainable community. Despite having an elected mayor and operating as a town, the city is currently classified as an unincorporated city of Athens, which local residents want to change.

History
Blahville was founded in 1997 by R. D. Foamix, a member of the prestigious Foamix family, who was dissatisfied with the bland, gray buildings of Athens' suburbs and spent over $5 million of his own money to build an exurb of Athens called Blahville. The following year, Foamix spent some of his money on a small airport, which was eventually abandoned and replaced with a small helipad. The existing structures were destroyed by a small earthquake in 2001, with only the ruins of a small terminal and a hangar remaining. In 2015, the town was completely revitalized, resulting in the abandonment of the previous andesite/diorite/granite standard in favor of something more modern.