Gerotuvat
Gerotuvat is a fictional town in the northern archipelago of Nordmark, commonly used in regional planning exercises and fantasy literature. It serves as the administrative center of the coastal district and functions as a modest local market town. The town sits at the mouth of the Varo River, where a protected harbor supports fishing and small-scale trade. The surrounding countryside includes mixed deciduous forests, pastures, and intertidal flats, with a temperate maritime climate characterized by mild, wet winters and cool summers.
Gerotuvat's origins lie in the medieval period, when it developed around a river crossing and a timber
The economy is driven by fishing, aquaculture, artisanal crafts, and tourism focused on the harbor and historical
The population is roughly 3,000, with a majority speaking a local Nordmarkian dialect alongside the national