Lagressió

Lagressió is a fictional coastal region in the western Valdorian archipelago. It comprises a mainland coast and several offshore islets, and it is known for its maritime heritage, rugged landscapes, and distinct regional identity.

Geography and climate: Lagressió experiences a temperate maritime climate, with hilly terrain, rocky shores, rivers, and small harbors. The region hosts seabird colonies and pine forests, and its coastline features fjord-like inlets and sheltered coves popular with fishermen and sailors.

History: The area has been inhabited since the early medieval era and developed as a duchy within the archipelago. It was later integrated into the Valdorian federation after a nineteenth-century reform, with its culture and institutions shaped by long-standing seafaring and trade networks.

Society and culture: The population is multilingual, with Lagressian and Valdorean prominent alongside other local varieties. Cultural life centers on the sea, including traditional music, festivals, and crafts such as net weaving and woodcarving. Local cuisine emphasizes seafood and coastal produce.

Economy and governance: The economy relies on fishing, shipbuilding, aquaculture, and tourism. Governance is carried out by a regional council led by a governor, granting Lagressió a degree of autonomous authority within Valdoria. The region maintains ports, ferry links, and ancillary services to support maritime activity.

Notable sites and events: Key sites include Lagroin Port and Lagressió National Park, which protects coastal ecosystems. The annual Maritime Festival highlights seafaring heritage, crafts, and regional cuisine, attracting visitors from across Valdoria.