Anrik
Anrik is a rural town and municipal district in the Veridian highlands, located along the Lora River. The surrounding countryside is primarily used for mixed farming and dairy production, and the town serves as a local market center for several neighboring villages. As of the latest census, Anrik has about 9,500 residents and covers roughly 42 square kilometers. The terrain is gently rolling, with a temperate climate and fertile river plains that support agriculture year-round.
The origin of the name Anrik is uncertain. Local lore links it to an early settler named
Anrik is first mentioned in 1183 in feudal records concerning toll collections on the Lora trade route.
The economy emphasizes dairy farming, grain crops, and small-scale manufacturing such as timber products and bakery
Education and infrastructure include two primary schools and a secondary campus, a public library, a health