Útimte

The Útimte /uːt^hɪːmt^hɛː/ River¹ is the third-longest of the major rivers running through Karatvánamb Forest in southeastern Túlmikkía, the others being Ivak River to the north and Hafamb River to the west. The river has its source up in the Óokal Mountains at the southern edge of Karatvánamb Forest like the Hafamb and runs roughly parallel to the latter for the most part until it turns east and flows into the Túróon Sea.

Geography

The Útimte flows through the land of the Narákans to the south, and forms the eastern and southeastern boundaries of the Fúmrá Alliance and Ptivamanaktem Alliance, all of whom are Tederans, while the region east of the central and lower parts of the river are inhabited by the unrelated Srali.
Notable settlements along the river include Im, Norer and Údá.

Natural Resources

The Ífúrans and especially Kafalans in the Fúmrá Alliance both collect a special kind of clay found in abundance around the central part of the Útimte River to dye clothes and blankets. Gold is also found in the river, though not nearly in as much quantity as in the Hafamb River to the west.

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¹Original icelandic: Útimtefljót.

Type

River

Location under

Karatvánamb Forest