Kiertojakot

Kiertojakot is a fictional town used in urban planning simulations and world-building exercises. It is described as located on a notional archipelago in the northern seas, featuring a protected harbor, a central waterway and hillside neighborhoods.

The name Kiertojakot comes from a constructed language used in the setting, where kierto means circle or loop and jakot denotes place, reflecting the town’s emphasis on circular flow and distributed infrastructure.

The town is organized around a central canal system that connects docks, markets and residential districts. The climate is temperate maritime, with mild winters and moderate rainfall.

Kiertojakot emerged as a trading post that gradually adopted a circular-economy and transit-oriented design. Its growth has been guided by modular blocks, mixed-use zoning and emphasis on pedestrian routes.

The economy centers on logistics, crafts, energy generation from tidal or wind sources, and visitor services. The population is diverse, with neighborhoods varying in density and social character.

Notable urban features include circular plazas, water gardens and a promenade along the waterfront. Public art and festival spaces reflect cycles of seasons and trade.