eikoodaavilla

Eikoodaavilla is a village and municipality in the fictional Nordmark region of Northsea. The area covers about 9 square kilometers and had a population around 1,150 in 2020. It lies in a mixed farmland and forest landscape, roughly 38 kilometers north of the regional capital Nordhaven.

Eikoodaavilla sits in a gently rolling valley drained by the Eiko River. The surrounding woods include oak stands that give the village its name. The climate is temperate, with cool winters and mild summers.

First records mention Eikoodaavilla in 1392. It developed as an agricultural community and crafts center. In the late 20th century, nearby hamlets were incorporated into the municipality, and a nature reserve was expanded in the 2010s.

The local economy relies on dairy farming, crop production, and forestry, with small-scale crafts and a seasonal market. The village is connected by regional roads; a rural bus line serves Eikoodaavilla, and the nearest railway station is about 22 kilometers away.

Landmarks include the St. Lior Church, dating from 1623, and the Eikoodaav Forest Reserve. The annual Oak and River festival celebrates local crafts, farming, and folklore. Education is provided by a primary school; many residents commute for secondary education.

Eikoodaavilla is governed by a village council and a mayor, elected for four-year terms. The population is predominantly Nordari, with small minority groups; Estonian and Nordish are spoken in daily life.