Jatkuville

Jatkuville is a fictional town in the country of Nordhaven, located in the Jotun River valley along the western inland corridor. With a population of about 8,200, it serves as the county seat of Jatku County and acts as a local hub for government, education, and commerce.

Geography and climate: The town sits at roughly 120 meters above sea level, with rolling farmland surrounding a central riverfront district. The climate is temperate, characterized by four distinct seasons, with summer highs in the mid-20s Celsius and winter lows near freezing.

History: Jatkuville formed in the mid-19th century as a railroad junction on the Nordhaven Main Line. Its charter was granted in 1895, and growth was driven by agriculture, trade, and later public institutions such as the Town Hall (built 1910) and the library (1928).

Economy and infrastructure: The economy blends dairy farming, apple production, light manufacturing, and services. The town is served by Highways 57 and 61 and by the Jatkuville rail station, which connects to regional destinations. Education includes Jatkuville College of Applied Arts and local primary and secondary schools.

Cultural and landmarks: Key sites include the Jatkuville Museum of History and Art, the 1906 Clock Tower, and Riverside Park along the Jotun River. The annual Jatku Days festival features crafts, music, and markets.