Europia River

Europia River is a very cold water river, which flows along the Eastern side of the Northern Isle out into Scuttle Bay - between Castow and Spiral Peak (as well as Polson Hill).

North bank

Lush grass grows along both the high banks.
Two bridges (six miles apart) - 1 walking bridge that people fish off into the deep water. The other is wide enough for a cart to cross.

South Bank

Lush grass grows along both the high banks.
A dense forest of Willow Trees grow along the bank. A path has been foamed through the low hanging branches.
On the bridge it seems quite sheltered and feels isolated from the rest of the Northern Isle.


Running parallel, yet in the opposite direction and underground, is the Kynym River that flows underneath of the town of Castow, to the North.

Localized Phenomena

NORTH

An hour North is the settlement of Castow, which has the Kynym River running beneath the South side (River Street is directly above part of one bank).
The land between the two rivers, despite one being below ground is boggy, so a wide wooden plank path has been placed to join Castow to the two bridges crossing Europia River.
The air is slightly hazy and moist

SOUTH

It is stated to be 2.5 hours, yet if timed exactly, it would be 2.7 hours (166 minutes) to the base of Spiral Peak. Also past Polson Hill, as it reaches Scuttle Bay. From the South bank of the river, the atmosphere and travel is rather usual in places.

Fauna & Flora

Three spined stickleback
Ticto barb
Pygmy sunfish
Green barb
Zebra danio
Bengal danio
Leopard danio
Rhinogobius
Mirror carp
Darkened carp
Swordtail
Spotted gar
Longnose gar
Rosy red minnow
Barkskin loach
Spined loach
Stone loach
Black minnow
Neon minnow
Glowing medaka
Rainbow shiner
Golden cobra snakehead
Dwarf snakehead
Rainbow snakehead
Pearl danio

TRAVEL

to Castow =1 hour
to base of Spiral Peak = 2.5 hours
to Stony - 20 hours

Type

River

Location under

Northern Isle