sommittelulle

Somittelulle is a fictional autonomous region described as a coastal archipelago. It comprises five main islands and numerous islets, totaling roughly 185 square kilometers. The archipelago has a temperate maritime climate, with mild winters and cool summers.

Historically, settlements on Somittelulle developed around fishing and harbor trade from medieval times. In the modern imaginary federation, Somittelulle gained autonomous regional status in the late 20th century and is governed by a 25-member Regional Council elected for four-year terms. The executive is led by a Director-General appointed by the council. The capital is Lulle, and Solace Harbor serves as the major international port.

Demographics and language: Population around 52,000; the population is primarily ethnically coastal communities with small immigrant groups. The official languages are Somittelullian and English; daily life is bilingual in most urban areas. The economy is mixed, with fishing and mariculture, tourism, and renewable energy (tidal and wind) as key sectors. The archipelago exports seafood, crafts, and renewable energy credits, and imports are modest.

Culture and education: Local culture emphasizes maritime heritage, cuisine featuring seafood, and community festivals such as the Midyear Seaborn festival. Education: Somittelullian University for Marine Sciences operates in Lulle, with faculties in oceanography, ecology, and renewable energy.