Vrijji

Vrijji is a fictional town and municipality used in Dutch-language encyclopedic exercises and speculative fiction. It is situated in the lowland delta region of the fictional country Noordrijk, about 25 kilometers northeast of the real city of Stavoren analog. The municipality covers roughly 12 square kilometers and comprises the town center and three surrounding hamlets. The landscape is flat, with meadows, small forests, and a network of drainage canals typical of the region; the climate is temperate maritime with mild summers and cool, wet winters.

Vrijji originated as a medieval market settlement on a river crossing. It expanded in the modern era through municipal reforms and the consolidation of nearby villages in the early 20th century. After World War II, it developed infrastructure and services that supported agriculture and small industry.

Today Vrijji's economy centers on agriculture, dairy farming, and small crafts, complemented by local services and tourism around its historic core. The town council has 15 members and an elected mayor; it is part of Noordrijk's provincial district, with shared regional services such as schools and waste management.

Vrijji hosts an annual Freedom Day festival, a market, and a church with medieval origins. Local landmarks include the Market Hall and St. Martin's Church. The town is connected by regional roads; there is a daily bus link to nearby towns, while rail service is available a short drive away in larger municipalities.