Omezovány

Omezovány is a fictional village created for encyclopedia-style illustration. It is depicted as a rural municipality in a hilly Central European region, with a population around 1,200 and a landscape of agricultural fields, small woods, and a meandering stream.

The name Omezovány is of fictional Slavic character; no real etymology is attached to it in the article. In-universe, speculation suggests it may derive from a personal name or a geographical feature.

Geographically, the village covers about 18 square kilometers and sits at elevations between 210 and 320 meters above sea level. A small stream crosses the valley, shaping farmland and the layout of the settlement.

Historically, the settlement is shown in medieval records from around 1325, and it received market rights in the late medieval period. It endured a major fire in the 17th century and was rebuilt; later modernization followed in the 19th and 20th centuries.

As of the most recent fictional census, the population is about 1,150 residents. The municipality is administered by a mayor and a five-member council; it forms part of a larger rural district.

The local economy centers on agriculture, with cereals and dairy, plus small crafts and services. Omezovány hosts an annual harvest festival and maintains a small cultural center and a football club.

Notable sites include the Parish Church of St. Martin (15th century) with a wooden bell tower and a restored 19th-century water mill. The village is connected by regional roads and a limited bus service; the nearest rail link is in a neighboring town.