obowizkowo

Obowizkowo is a fictional village in the central plains of Verdania, a country created for illustrative purposes. It lies near the Verda River, about 40 kilometers southeast of the regional capital and is surrounded by patchwork fields and small copses.

The name Obowizkowo reflects a Slavic-inspired toponymic pattern common in the region; in this fictitious setting no single etymology is fixed.

The landscape is gently rolling with fertile soil suitable for cereals and vegetables. The village lies near mixed forest and a small stream that feeds farmland.

Obowizkowo is first documented in late medieval records. It saw modest growth in the 19th century following the arrival of a regional railway and improved road connections. The 20th century brought population shifts, but the community stabilized in the late 20th and early 21st centuries.

Today, the fictional population is around 1,300 residents. The economy is primarily agricultural, with dairy farming, crop production, and a growing small-services sector including a shop and workshop.

Public facilities include a parish church, a primary school, a village hall, and a weekly market. Cultural life centers on harvest celebrations and local folk traditions.

Notable landmarks include the wooden St. Nicholas Church, established in the 19th century, and a restored windmill near the eastern edge of the village.