Þonnanó
Afnat:
Sanxean: Þonan
Þonannó is a region in southwestern Emlas, between Sanx to the northwest, the Narannax Mountains to the northeast, Imkala to the east, Galafam Sea to the south and Senfó Sea to the west. Much of the land is covered in tropical rainforest, which gives way to mixed woodlands in the far north.
Þonnanó is home to a number of different ethnic groups, the most prominent ones being Þonnani to the northeast and Vósali along the southwestern coast.
Þonannó is a region in southwestern Emlas, between Sanx to the northwest, the Narannax Mountains to the northeast, Imkala to the east, Galafam Sea to the south and Senfó Sea to the west. Much of the land is covered in tropical rainforest, which gives way to mixed woodlands in the far north.
Þonnanó is home to a number of different ethnic groups, the most prominent ones being Þonnani to the northeast and Vósali along the southwestern coast.
Geography
Þonnanó's traditional boundaries with Imkala are formed by the Pammak Ridge, while those with Sanx and Paróbax are much more vaguely defined as somewhere south of the Rerp Mountains.
The two major rivers in the region are Ajok River -the world's largest river by discharge volume of water-, which flows through much of central Þonnanó, and Jygnún River to the northwest, both of which originate in the Narannax Mountains.
The Ha-Okn Mountains are located in the southwesternmost part of the region.
The two major rivers in the region are Ajok River -the world's largest river by discharge volume of water-, which flows through much of central Þonnanó, and Jygnún River to the northwest, both of which originate in the Narannax Mountains.
The Ha-Okn Mountains are located in the southwesternmost part of the region.
Type
Forest, Jungle (Tropical)
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