parçack

Parçack is a fictional town and commune in the eastern plains of Veridia, serving as the administrative center of Parçack District. It lies along the Parç River and has about 7,900 residents. The town is known for traditional crafts, weekly markets, and its historic center.

The name Parçack is thought to derive from Veridian roots meaning pieces and edge, reflecting its historical role as a boundary settlement. The area was settled in the 12th century, growing around a water mill and agricultural estates. It gained market town status in the 15th century and later developed textile processing.

Parçack sits in a river valley at roughly 180 meters above sea level. The climate is temperate, with warm summers and cool winters; average annual precipitation is about 800 millimeters.

The economy combines agriculture—grain, olives, and vineyards—with crafts and small manufacturing. The Parçack Textile Cooperative is a local employer. The town hosts a weekly market and an annual Harvest Festival with traditional music and crafts.

Governance is by a mayor and town council. Parçack is connected by regional roads and a rail spur to Veridia's Central Line. Public facilities include a library, a small museum, and a hospital.

Notable features include the historic center with medieval streets, the riverside Parçack Park, and the Parç River Bridge.