Ådrabekk
Ådrabekk (also written as: Ådrabrek, Adrabekk, Adrabrek; Elw: Aoodera) is a bailiwick in the Sovereign Confederation. The name Ådrabekk means "veiny river" in Norse, and the bailiwick is named after the river of the same name that flows through it.
Ådrabekk is home to the Alejian Castle, a historic fortress and one of the most important cultural and historical attractions in the bailiwick. The castle has a long and storied history, and is known for its beautiful architecture and rich cultural heritage.
In 1712, the population of Ådrabekk was 210,143. Despite its small size, the bailiwick is an important part of the Sovereign Confederation, and is known for its thriving economy and rich cultural heritage.
Today, Ådrabekk is a hub for trade and commerce, with a range of industries including shipping, fishing, and finance. The bailiwick is also home to a number of important cultural and historical attractions, and is known for its beautiful natural landscapes and abundant wildlife.
