Konttaus
Konttaus is a coastal town and municipality in the Veridian region on the northern coast of the Aurean Sea. It covers an area of about 52 square kilometers and has a population of around 8,000 people as of the latest census. The town sits on a sheltered harbor with limestone cliffs and a surrounding mixed forest. The Kont River flows through the eastern part of the municipality, providing water supply and a historic milling site.
Konttaus was established in the 12th century by fishing communities. It grew as a trading stop between
The local economy combines fishing, aquaculture, small manufacturing, and services. The harbor supports a small fleet
Notable sites include the 14th-century St. Nicolai Church, the Old Town district with timber-framed houses, and
Konttaus hosts a regional vocational college and primary schools; residents reflect a mix of age groups typical