St. Leonidas Archipelego

The Archipelago was not inhabited until the 1600's by settlers from the Burgundian empire.

Geography

The Archipelago is made up of twenty five small islands and three major islands. The largest, is the center for government of the islands. The small islands are relatively flat, with little plant life. The larger islands are home to tall, densely forested mountains. The St. Leonidas archipelago has a very warm summer climate, and cool winters. Much of the year is very humid.

Type

Archipelago

Owning Organization

Kingdom of Burgundia

Contested By

• Grand Smithinian Empire