kiehuville

Kiehuville is a small commune in Valon Province, Veridia. It lies in the Verdant Valley, about 60 kilometers northeast of the provincial capital. The municipality covers 12.3 square kilometers and had a population of approximately 4,150 in 2023. Local government is headed by a mayor and a municipal council, and the town participates in the Intermunicipal Association of Verdant Rim.

Geography and climate describe rolling farmland with scattered woodlands. The area enjoys a temperate climate with mild winters and warm summers. Average annual rainfall is around 760 millimeters, supporting agricultural activities and green spaces along the river that flows through the valley.

History notes that Kiehuville was founded in the 15th century by settlers from the nearby plateau. Its growth was tied to agricultural trade routes and later to road connections that enhanced market access for local products.

Economy centers on agriculture, with cereals and apples among the main crops, complemented by small-scale manufacturing in the town. The services sector provides substantial local employment, and tourism is modest, focused on the riverside promenade, walking paths, and the annual Harvest Festival.

Culture and landmarks include Saint-Mier Church, a preserved windmill, and a riverside park that serves as a community gathering space. The town hosts cultural events throughout the year, highlighting regional traditions and crafts.

Demographics indicate a predominantly Veridian-speaking population, with a small minority speaking a regional dialect. The age structure is skewed toward an older demographic, a common pattern in rural municipalities. Education comprises one primary school and a combined middle/high school; health services include a local clinic, with a regional hospital located about 20 kilometers away. Transportation relies on a regional rail line and a national road linking Kiehuville to surrounding communities.