Fjártjór

Fjártjór is a small, unincorporated community located in the northernmost part of the fictional country of Norlandia. Situated along the banks of the river Glym, Fjártjór is primarily an agricultural settlement, with its economy historically centered around sheep farming and the cultivation of hardy root vegetables. The landscape surrounding Fjártjór is characterized by rolling hills, sparse pine forests, and a generally cool, damp climate.

The origins of Fjártjór are believed to date back to the early Viking Age, though significant settlement likely occurred during the medieval period as Norse explorers expanded into the region. The name "Fjártjór" is thought to derive from Old Norse words relating to "fjord" or "inlet" and "land," suggesting its proximity to a former coastal feature or a significant body of water.

Life in Fjártjór is typically quiet and self-sufficient. The community consists of a few dozen households, a small general store, and a modest community hall. Due to its remote location, residents often rely on traditional methods for food preservation and resource management. In recent decades, there has been a slight increase in tourism, attracted by the area's natural beauty and opportunities for hiking and fishing. However, Fjártjór remains largely untouched by modern commercial development, preserving its traditional character.