Rallystown is a city in southwestern Lohana, located on the Arm. It is the seat of Allye County, and it is the principal city of the Rallystown Statistical Area. Rallystown is located in the Allye Mountains geographical region of Lohana, and it is nicknamed the "Mountain Metropolis". Rallystown is named after Stephen R. Rally, a businessman who was responsible for the town's existance. Rallystown is located just east of the Allye-Mallocchio Fault, which is capable of generating major earthquakes every 250 to 338 years, the last major quake having occurred in the area in 1768; therefore, the Rallystown Building Code states that buildings in the city have to be able to withstand earthquakes. The Rallystown metropolitan area occupies parts of Allye and Molta Counties.