Lødingens

Lødingens is a fictional municipality and parish in the northern coastal region of Northor, a Nordic country. It encompasses the main town of Løding and several satellite settlements along a sheltered harbor. The landscape combines low hills, rocky shores, and an inlet-filled coastline. The climate is temperate maritime, with cool winters and mild summers.

The name derives from the local toponym Løding, with the possessive suffix -ens, indicating association with the place.

Lødingens developed from a 16th-century fishing village and gained municipal status in the 19th century. Its economy initially centered on fishing and later expanded to processing, aquaculture, and tourism.

It is bordered by coast and rural lands and is governed by an elected municipal council and mayor.

The local economy relies on fishing, fish processing, and small businesses serving visitors. Transportation includes a coastal road and a regional bus service; the nearest rail line is in a neighboring municipality.

Landmarks include Løding Church (18th century) and the Sund Lighthouse. The annual Lødingsdag festival celebrates maritime heritage with markets and boat parades.

Some residents have achieved regional recognition in arts and sports.