Naxanp Gulf

Ekic: Naxanp /naːksaːnp^h/
Anþóic: Ne Jemi /nɛː jɛːmɪ/

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The Naxanp Gulf¹ is a region in western Emlas which forms the southeasternmost part of Senfó Sea, bordering southeastern Búxó Peninsula to the north, northwestern Þonnanó to the south and the mixed woodlands in between to the east.

Geography

The rivers Aþnek and Glon, which split from the great river Jygnún, empty into the gulf, as do several minor rivers. Notable settlements by the Naxanp Gulf include the Paróbaxi city of Kanúrp to the north and Kjau Óhet, main settlement of the Anþóans to the southeast.

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¹Original icelandic: Naxanpflói.

Type

Gulf / Lagoon

Location under

Senfó Sea