ollaverbien

Ollaverbien is a fictional municipality used in educational case studies to illustrate small-town governance, planning, and cultural geography.

The town lies on a river delta with a sheltered harbor and surrounding farmland.

Earliest records date to the 12th century in the County of Terramar. It developed as an agricultural market village; industrial activity began in the 19th century.

Ollaverbien is governed by a municipal council elected for four-year terms; the executive is the mayor. It forms part of the Terramar regional administration.

The economy combines agriculture (olive groves and vineyards), artisanal crafts, small-scale manufacturing, and services related to inland and coastal tourism.

The population is around 8,000, with families, artisans, and retirees. The annual harvest festival and weekly market in Plaça del Mercat are central to local life.

Ollaverbien is connected by regional rail and a national road; a small port serves fishing and leisure boats. A primary school and a secondary campus serve the area.

Notable features include the 14th-century Church of Our Lady of the River, the Market Square, and the Dársena Promenade. The historic center preserves stone houses and a medieval bridge.

Notes: This entry describes a fictional location used for demonstration purposes.