basallagret

Basallagret is a fictional village and commune located in the northern region of Nordaia. It lies in the Vale of Liria, near the Grey River, with foothills to the south. The name Basallagret is derived from the local language, meaning "green fields near the water," though usage varies regionally.

Historically, Basallagret developed around a 12th‑century farmstead and grew in the 18th century with the introduction of a small textile mill. The village remained rural through the 19th and 20th centuries and diversified in the late 20th century with dairy farming and light woodworking.

Geography and climate: Basallagret sits in a temperate maritime climate zone, with mild winters and cool summers. The surrounding landscape comprises meadows, managed woodlands, and the Grey River to the east. The area is known for scenic hiking trails and birdwatching.

Governance and demographics: Basallagret is part of the Nordaian municipal district of Valen. It has a local council of seven members and a mayor. As of 2023, the population is about 1,200, with a mix of families, retirees, and seasonal workers.

Economy and infrastructure: The local economy centers on dairy farming, fruit orchards, and small-scale crafts. Basallagret is connected by regional roads to nearby towns and has a primary school, a clinic, and a public library. The closest railway halt is in Brisa, 12 kilometers away.

Culture and landmarks: The annual Harvest Festival and a historic water mill, Basalla Mill, are notable. St. Mary’s Chapel and the Basallagret Arboretum attract visitors and locals.