Greenshore

Greenshore is a coastal town and port on Veridia's Emerald Coast, at the mouth of the Greenshore River. It serves as the administrative center of Greenshore Municipality and has a mixed urban and fishing-town character. The town has a natural harbor used by fishing fleets and cargo vessels.

Geography and climate: It sits on a low-lying coastline with nearby salt marshes; the climate is temperate maritime with rainfall year-round. The town has a harbor, a railway line, and a regional airport in the adjacent city.

Economy and demographics: Historically reliant on fishing, Greenshore has diversified into seafood processing, light manufacturing, and logistics services. Tourism contributes seasonally, with beaches and coastal trails. The population is around 22,000 with a mix of long-time residents and newcomers; languages are primarily Veridian, with small immigrant communities.

History and culture: Founded in the 13th century as a fishing village; Greenshore gained municipal status in the 17th century and developed its harbor in the 19th century. Notable landmarks include the Old Lighthouse, Greenshore Market, and Salt Marsh Reserve. Cultural events include the Greenshore Maritime Festival in late summer.