Kulkunevoille

Kulkunevoille is a small township located in the central part of the fictional country of Lilland, positioned on the northern shore of Lake Sari. The settlement lies within the administrative boundaries of the Kylmäjärvi municipality and is surrounded by mixed coniferous forest and Lacustrine wetlands that contribute to its local economy.

According to the 2021 census, Kulkunevoille has a population of 542 residents, with a population density of approximately 28 inhabitants per square kilometer. The demographic profile is predominantly native Lillandians, with a minor representation of migrant workers from neighboring regions. The local economy is primarily based on small-scale forestry, tourism, and artisanal fishing of the lake's perch and pike species. In recent years, the community has pursued eco-tourism initiatives, including guided canoe tours and wildlife observation trails.

The township’s name is derived from the traditional Lillandic phrase meaning “to the traveling stage,” reflecting the area’s historical role as a stopover point for seasonal trade routes that once connected the eastern and western parts of the country. Historical records indicate that the first permanent settlement was established in the late 17th century by a group of loggers and their families. The region's cultural heritage includes a distinctive form of folk music known locally as the “Kulkunevoille melody,” which incorporates themes of the lake and surrounding forests.

Although Kulkunevoille remains a quiet, rural community, its proximity to the cultural heart of Lilland’s capital city has led to increased interest in preserving its natural environment and heritage. The township participates in national conservation programs aimed at protecting the lake’s water quality and surrounding wetlands.