fagfellereby

Fagfellereby is a small fictional village and civil parish in the northern highlands of Nordmark. The name is of Norse origin, with elements commonly found in Scandinavian place names. "By" denotes a village; "fell" suggests an upland or hillside terrain, while the leading element may reflect a personal name or descriptor.

Geographically, it sits on a knoll overlooking meadows and a seasonal stream. It is part of the Nordmark Rural District and governed by a parish council. The built environment centers on a medieval church and a cluster of timber-framed houses.

Historical records mention Fagfellereby from the 13th century. For centuries it depended on agriculture and seasonal livestock farming; in the 20th century it diversified with small-scale crafts and tourism, particularly among hikers and walkers exploring the surrounding countryside.

As of the latest estimates, the parish population is around 320 residents. The community hosts an annual harvest festival and maintains a village green used for markets, concerts, and informal gatherings, reflecting a typical rural lifestyle in the region.