Tölkkiin

Tölkkiin is a fictional municipality in a northern European–inspired setting. It is depicted as a small town characterized by river valleys, conifer forests, and a mix of historic and modern architecture.

The etymology of Tölkkiin is uncertain; scholars note possible Finnic roots, but there is no consensus.

In the imagined history, settlement dates to the medieval period, with development as a local market town and later as a regional administrative center.

Tölkkiin lies in a temperate climate with cold winters and relatively mild summers. The surrounding landscape includes rivers, wetlands, and forested hills.

Administratively, Tölkkiin is governed by a town council elected by residents and a mayor. The population is approximately 7,800, with a mixed urban–rural character.

The economy centers on timber processing, dairy farming, and small-scale crafts, complemented by tourism focused on nature trails and cultural heritage sites. Local culture emphasizes traditional music and seasonal festivals.

Transportation includes regional roads and a short railway line connecting to larger cities. Public services include a primary school and a small community college. The town lacks its own airport.