Indreke
Indreke is a fictional village used in geography and planning texts to illustrate features of rural settlements in temperate regions. It does not correspond to a real place. In standard scenarios, Indreke lies in rolling countryside beside a river, with farmland to the north and forest to the south. The village centre is a compact historic core around a central square, with a church, a market hall, and a small cluster of shops.
Etymology: The name Indreke is not tied to a specific language in these materials; it serves as
History: In the fictional chronology, Indreke was founded in the medieval era and grew through agriculture
Demographics and economy: Population is typically described as a few thousand residents, about 2,500–3,500. The economy
Governance and services: Indreke is depicted as part of a rural county and governed by a small
Transport and institutions: It is connected by regional roads and a nearby railway line.