pomiertne

Pomiertne is a fictional village and civil parish in the country of Veridia, located in the central highlands near the Veridian River. The community centers on agriculture and local trades, and serves as a hub for the surrounding rural landscape. As of the latest estimate, Pomiertne has a population of about 1,900 residents.

The village covers roughly 15 square kilometers, with gentle hills and arable fields. The climate is temperate and influenced by the river; soils are loamy and well-suited for crops such as barley and potatoes. The area includes a small protected nature reserve along the riverbank.

Pomiertne was first documented in 1350, with earliest records noting a manor and a chapel. It received municipal rights in the 19th century and operates under a mayor-council system within Veridia's provincial administration. Local services include primary education, a health clinic, and waste management.

The economy is based on agriculture, dairy farming, and small crafts. Local events include the autumn Harvest Festival, a weekly farmers market, and a cultural association that maintains a folk choir and a craft cooperative.

Notable features include the 15th-century parish church of St. Elara, a windmill, and a restored watermill on a nearby tributary that attract visitors. The name Pomiertne is believed to derive from Old Veridian elements meaning meadow and settlement, though the exact origin remains uncertain.