Relbeek Valley

Central valley of Kleinreich. Several rivers flow into the valley, which is a very rich and fertile land. At its center is Kringle Lake, around which most of the population of the country lives.

Geography

This is a high alpine valley, a bowl in the middle of ranges of hills north and south. The valley consists of rolling hills and floodplains, cut by rivers and streams, flowing into the lake. It is very fertile, and used for agriculture, grazing, and the home of most of Kleinstadt's people.

Fauna & Flora

This was heavily forested in the past, but has been mostly cleared, though many stands of wood remain through the valley. Pines and other evergreens. aspen, birch, maple and oak abound. The area has bheen mostly cleared of wild animals, as well, but bears, wolves and others are still found here, though more common further up in the hills.

Natural Resources

Agriculture and pastureland, timber, lots of fast rivers to power mills.

Alternative Name(s)

Relbeek Valley

Type

Valley

Location under

Kleinreich

Owner/Ruler

Rudolph III

Owning Organization

Kingdom of Kleinreich