Keerampindade

Keerampindade is a fictional village in the northern coastal region of Valoria. It is situated on the southern shore of Keera Bay, within the province of Luunemaa. The community population is around 1,200 residents.

Geography and climate: The terrain combines low hills with peatlands and small woodland patches. The coastal climate is temperate maritime, with mild summers and cool winters and moderate precipitation year-round.

History: The settlement emerged in the 18th century as a fishing and timber community. It gradually expanded, with municipal amalgamations in the late 20th century and road upgrades in the 2000s improving accessibility.

Economy and demographics: The local economy relies on agriculture (potatoes and dairy), small-scale fishing, and forestry, supplemented by seasonal tourism. The population is aging slightly, with a small influx of commuters to the regional center.

Culture and landmarks: The town hosts Keera Day, a late-summer festival featuring folk music and crafts. Notable sites include the Keerampindade Lighthouse (1902), the Old Sawmill Museum, and a 15th-century church of St. Ruthia. Biodiversity around the peatlands supports wetland birds.

Governance and infrastructure: Keerampindade is administered by a municipal council within Valoria's northern district. Infrastructure includes a local road network, a small harbor, a primary school, and a cooperative market hall.

Etymology: The name Keerampindade is of local origin; traditional explanations link it to geographical features described in oral history. The exact origin is uncertain.