Sadeol
Sadeol is a town and commune in the northern Veridia region, situated on the Sorne River in the Veridian highlands. It has a population of about 7,800 according to the 2020 census. The town centers on a well-preserved medieval core, anchored by a stone bridge, a market square, and a parish church. Sadeol serves as a local administrative center and a hub for surrounding agricultural communities.
Etymology is uncertain. Local tradition attributes the name to the founder Sadeo, while linguists link it to
Geographically, Sadeol sits at roughly 350 meters above sea level and is bordered by rolling hills and
The first documentary mention of Sadeol dates to 1187 within regional charters. It developed as a fanning
The local economy combines agriculture—especially grapes, olives, and fruit—with small-scale manufacturing and crafts. Tourism centers on
Sadeol is ethnically homogeneous relative to larger states, with Veridian as the dominant language and religious
Notable residents have included painter Lina Vort and environmental scientist Arin Morrow.