Koir

Koir is a fictional coastal municipality in the Nordhaven archipelago. Located on a sheltered bay along the northern coast, it is connected to the mainland by a regular ferry service. The town has a population of about 8,200 residents (as of 2023) and functions as a regional center for fishing, small-scale manufacturing, and tourism.

Geography and climate: The coastline features rocky shores, tidal flats, and a temperate maritime climate with mild winters and cool summers. Precipitation is evenly distributed, with frequent fogs in autumn and winter.

History: Documentary sources indicate a port settlement existed by the 12th century. The harbor grew with the herring trade and shipbuilding; town walls were erected in the 16th century, and a formal town hall and market were established in the 18th and 19th centuries.

Economy and transport: The current economy centers on fishing, aquaculture, harbor services, and seafood processing, complemented by heritage tourism and crafts. Transportation includes a ferry connection to the mainland, an inland road network, and access to a regional air service via a nearby aerodrome.

Governance and culture: Koir is administered by a democratically elected council within the Nordhaven regional framework. The town maintains maritime traditions, local seafood cuisine, and an annual Harbor Week festival featuring boat parades and markets. The community supports preserved historic districts and a small museum focused on regional seafaring.