Kahustada
Kahustada is a fictional coastal municipality and cultural region in the Verdaran archipelago, used in speculative fiction and world-building contexts. The name is said to derive from Verdaran words kahu, meaning "bay," and stada, meaning "mouth." The municipality lies on the eastern shore of Paradis Island, covering roughly 12 square kilometers and anchoring a natural harbor. The climate is temperate with a distinct dry season from May to September.
Kahustada began as a fishing village in the 16th century and was incorporated as a municipality in
The local economy centers on fishing, small-scale boatbuilding, and crafts, with growing participation in ecotourism. The
Kahustada is known for the annual Kahustada Festival, featuring sea songs, weaving, and boat races. Landmarks
The population is around 1,600, with a mix of coastal families and migrant workers. Education includes a