Oglaevalske

Oglaevalske is a fictional municipality and village in the northern Valdorian Plains of Valdoria. The municipality covers about 88 square kilometers and includes the village itself along with several surrounding hamlets. In the 2022 census, the population was estimated at 3,900, yielding a density of roughly 44 inhabitants per square kilometer.

Geography and climate: The landscape features rolling farmland, scattered deciduous and coniferous forests, and the Ogla River running through the eastern part of the municipality. The climate is temperate, with mild summers and cold winters.

History: Settlement in the area dates to the 13th century. Agriculture and timber formed the basis of the local economy for centuries. Oglaevalske achieved municipal status in the late 19th century and has since developed a diversified local economy.

Governance: Oglaevalske is governed by a mayor and a 12-member council elected to four-year terms. The council handles local services, planning, and budgeting, while regional matters are coordinated with higher-level Valdorian authorities.

Economy: The local economy centers on dairy farming, cereal production, and small-scale wood processing. Tourism is modest, focusing on the surrounding countryside and historic sites.

Culture and landmarks: The village contains the Oglaevalske Church (built in 1720) and nearby Oglaevalske Manor (18th century). An annual harvest festival draws residents from surrounding communities. Education is provided by primary schools within the municipality; secondary education is available in nearby towns.

Notable features: The area is known for its scenic countryside, the Ogla River, and well-preserved rural architecture that reflects regional traditions.