orstä
Orstä is a coastal municipality and town in the northern region of Nordmark. It encompasses the town of Orstä and several surrounding villages along a sheltered inlet. The area covers approximately 120 square kilometers and features a mix of rocky shorelines, fjord-like inlets, and wooded hinterland. The climate is temperate maritime with cool winters and mild summers.
History: Orstä developed as a fishing village in the medieval period, expanding during the 18th and 19th
Population and language: As of the last census, Orstä had around 7,400 inhabitants. The majority speak Nordarian,
Economy: The economy is dominated by fishing, seafood processing, and port services, with growing emphasis on
Governance: Orstā is governed by a municipal council (15 members) elected for four-year terms. It belongs to
Culture and landmarks: Notable sites include the 19th-century Orstā Lighthouse, the Old Town Fort, and the Seabird
Transportation: The town is connected by the Nordmark Highway 7 and by ferry to neighboring islands. Orstä
Education: There are two primary schools, one secondary school, and a community college.