Przekada

Przekada is a fictional village and rural administrative district in the Central European country of Lorskia. It serves as a representative example of a small municipality in regional geography. The name is of Slavic origin, commonly interpreted as deriving from a root related to handing over or passing, reflecting historic borderlands of the region.

Przekada lies in a gentle upland valley along the Przeka River, with mixed farmland and deciduous forest. The climate is temperate with warm summers and cold winters.

The settlement is first documented in 1283. A notable feature is the 17th-century parish church of Saint Nicholas. The municipality adopted local self-government in the 1860s and underwent territorial reforms in the late 20th century.

As of the fictional census, Przekada has about 2,100 residents. The economy centers on agriculture—arable crops and dairy—and small crafts. Tourism is modest, driven by countryside scenery and the parish church.

Local events include an annual harvest festival and a summer music evenings series. The village library hosts traditional storytelling and a legacy archive.