Arguenon River

Geography

The Arguenon is a coastal river, flowing into the Mor Breizh, beginning in the Lordship of Mene and ending in Arguenon bay, near Havre-Kast.
The river widens considerable for the center third of its flow.

Localized Phenomena

The Singing Stones

The left bank of the Arguenon river, opposite Kastell Guildo in Harve-Kast is covered with smooth, shiny black basalt stones of enormous size. None of the surrounding area matches these stones, but when struck, they resonate like a bell when struck together. Their origin is unknown, but often linked to the Gargan

Natural Resources

The river flows through the Forest of Lanmeur, an important source of lumber and charcoal in the region.

History

The source of the river at Gorre is tended to by a clutch of Margot.
Most of the river is controlled by the Barony of Hunaudaye, the home of House Tournemines, a key vassal of House Pentevr. The seat of the Barony is Kastell Hunaudaye. A smaller castle, a simple motte and Bailey, was constructed further along the river at Pleven.
The Barony of Ar Mor Emrodez controls a large castle at the mouth of the river, in the village of Crehen.

Type

River

Location under

The Armorican Peninsula

Owning Organization

Kontelezh Pentevr

Contested By

• Barony of Ar Mor Emrodez
• Lordship of Mene
• The Viscounty of Daoudour