Alba

Alba is the modern Gaelic name for Scotland. Originally it was the name given to the kingdoms of the Picts and the Scots (Pictavia[?] and Dalriada), north of the rivers Forth[?] and Clyde unified by Kenneth Mac Alpin. As time passed that kingdom incorporated others to the south, until the modern borders were reached.

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Alba is an important town of Piedmont, Italy, in the province of Cuneo[?], in the area of Langhe[?].

Famous for the white truffle[?], peach and wine production, it hosts the Palazzo Comunale (13th century), some towers of 14th century, and a notable Cathedral (Duomo - started in 12th century and restructured in 15th century).

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Alba is a county (judeţ) in Transylvania, Romania, with the capital city at Alba-Iulia[?], city based on the old Roman city of Apulum[?].