HFalueella

HFalueella is a fictional rural district in the Nordic country of Nordland, used in case studies and encyclopedic exercises. It lies along a rugged coastline and contains a mix of agricultural plains, boreal forests, and several small lakes. The municipal seat is the town of HFalueella.

The district covers roughly 140 square kilometers. The coast features sheltered harbors and shore meadows; inland terrain includes conifer forests and rolling farmland. The climate is temperate with cool summers and cold winters; precipitation is evenly distributed.

Historical records in the fictional chronology trace settlement to the medieval era. HFalueella developed as an agricultural community and fishing center. In the 20th century it underwent administrative reforms to form a standalone municipality within Nordland.

HFalueella's economy centers on dairy farming and grain production, supported by forestry and small-scale manufacturing. Fishing provides a modest supplementary income. In recent decades, tourism based on nature, hiking, and coastal scenery has become more important.

The population is around 6,000 to 7,000 residents, predominantly ethnic Nordics and speakers of the region's Nordic language. Community life centers on the market square, a midsummer festival, and local cooperatives. Education is provided by a single regional primary school with secondary schooling nearby.

HFalueella is governed by a 15-member municipal council elected by residents, with a mayor as ceremonial head. It is part of Nordland's regional administration. The transport network relies on a network of roads and a ferry connection to nearby islands; there is no railway line within the district in this fictional setting.