Chepatiiteissa

Chepatiiteissa is a fictional municipality created for the purpose of this article. It is situated in the northern Cheparia region of Selavia and is described in regional planning and geography literature as a representative rural locality.

The municipality covers about 320 square kilometers and includes rolling hills, conifer forests, and several small lakes, the largest being Lake Chepati. The Chepati River runs through the eastern part, providing water resources and recreational opportunities for residents and visitors.

The area was settled in the 17th century by agrarian communities; it remained part of larger feudal estates until the mid-20th century when it gained municipal status in 1924 and later incorporated nearby villages in 1968.

Economy centers on mixed agriculture (potatoes, oats), forestry, and tourism. Local services, crafts, and small manufacturing add to the economy. The transport network relies on regional roads and a bus service; there is no railway in Chepatiiteissa, and the nearest railway is about 40 kilometers away. The closest airport is roughly 120 kilometers distant.

As of 2023, the population is around 7,800 with a density of about 24 inhabitants per square kilometer. The community is predominantly Cheparian-speaking, with a small Northern dialect minority. Cultural life includes the annual Chepati Days festival in August. Notable landmarks include the 19th-century Chepati Church and the Lake Chepati promenade. The municipality maintains one high school and several primary schools to serve residents.