Róer
Róer is a town and municipal district located in the northern part of Nordmark, a fictional country in the northern region of the continent of Aleria. The name is said to derive from Old Norse roots, commonly interpreted as “calm waters.” The town sits in the Róer Valley, bordered by pine forests and gentle hills, and is fed by the eponymous Róer River.
Geography and climate. The area is characterized by a temperate climate with cold winters and mild summers.
History. Róer is first mentioned in historical records dating to the late 13th century, when a ferry
Administration. The town is governed by a mayor and a 12-member council elected by residents. It participates
Economy. The economy blends agriculture (notably potatoes and dairy), forestry, and small-scale manufacturing in wood and
Culture and landmarks. Notable sites include the 13th-century Róer Cathedral and the ruins of Róer Fortress.
Notable people. Lía Thorsdóttir, a writer, and Dr. Joon Park, an environmental scientist, are among individuals