Interesting story here. This area was actually originally home to two cities: Haller City and Arlington. They had a rather heated rivalry, seeing which city could be the area’s most economically viable municipality. Eventually Arlington absorbed Haller City and here we are.
The name Arlington has Anglo-Saxon origins and is derived from the Old English elements 'earl' (meaning nobleman) and 'tun' (meaning settlement or town). Thus, it signifies "the town or estate of the earl" or "the nobleman's settlement". Additionally, it can be interpreted as "the noble's town". The first part, "Arling," suggests a connection to individuals of high social status or noble lineage. Overall, Arlington reflects a heritage of nobility and settlement.








