KundID

Kundid is a rural settlement located in the north‑western region of the Republic of Zandor, within the administrative district of Lomar. According to the most recent census conducted in 2023, the village has a population of approximately 1,240 residents, most of whom engage in subsistence agriculture and small‑scale livestock raising. The local economy is supported by the cultivation of staple crops such as millet, sorghum and beans, as well as by the seasonal harvesting of wild herbs that are sold in nearby market towns.

Geographically, Kundid lies at an elevation of 1,470 metres above sea level on the foothills of the Arka mountain range. The climate is classified as temperate continental, featuring cool, wet winters and warm, dry summers. A small perennial stream, the Kundid River, runs along the eastern edge of the settlement, providing water for irrigation and domestic use.

The community is organized around a village council (sáhri) that administers local affairs, including the maintenance of a primary school, a health outpost, and a communal meeting hall. The predominant language spoken is Zandori, although a significant proportion of younger inhabitants are bilingual in the national language, Zaria. Traditional cultural practices include the annual harvest festival, during which folk songs, dances, and communal meals reinforce social cohesion.

Infrastructure development has been modest; electricity was introduced in 2018, and a gravel road connecting Kundid to the district capital, Lomara, was completed in 2020, improving access to trade and healthcare services.