suojin

Suojin is a fictional town and municipality in the northern Nordhavn region, a setting used in contemporary literature and world-building. It is depicted as a coastal community located on a sheltered inlet of the Delin Sea.

The town covers about 45 square kilometers and has a population of roughly 8,000. The landscape combines boreal forests, rocky shores, and a central low hill, with a climate characterized by cool summers and cold winters.

Historically, Suojin is said to have been founded in the 14th century by settlers seeking harbor access and arable land. It grew as a trading post and fishing village, later expanding with timber work and small-scale manufacture.

Governance and demographics: Suojin is part of the Nordhavn province of Lumen and is governed by a mayor and council. The community maintains a mix of urban villages and rural settlements, with a relatively high proportion of retirees.

Economy and culture: The economy relies on forestry, sustainable fishing, crafts, and tourism. The annual Suojin Festival features music, seafood markets, and artisan fairs, drawing visitors from surrounding regions.

Landmarks and infrastructure: Notable sites include the Stone Cathedral, Old Harbor, and Quarry Hill. The town is served by a regional rail line and a small airfield, with a network of trails connecting surrounding woods.