Mor Breizh

Geography

The Mor Breizh is a long, narrow strait separating Albia, the largest of the Fortunate Isles, from the continent of Kornôgel. It is the most Southerly connection from the Mor Bras to the Mor Marv. Along its Southern coast, from West to East, the sea follows the outline of The Armorican Peninsula from the island of Eusa to Pleg-Mor Menez-Mikael. Here, The Cotentin Peninsula rises Northwards to a narrow point, before widening again in the Bay of Sena between the Cotentin and the mouth of the Sena River. At Carusburg, the land rises Northwards again, past the mouth of the Samara river all the way to Opalport, where it narrows once more before opening into the Mor Marv.

Prominent Locations

Maidensbay - The Leger River empties into the sea here, near the town of Kermaria.

Pleg-Mor Menez-Mikael - A large bay between the Armorican and Cotentin Peninsulas. In the North of the Bay, the largest islands in the sea are found, most notably Andion and Lenur.

Baie de Sena - The mouth of the Sena river opens into a large bay, covering most of Ar Mor of the Duchy of La Manche

Alternative Name(s)

Mor Bretannek (Logres), the Narrow Sea

Type

Strait

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