Aritolgalen (AR-ih-TOLL-gale-en)

Geography

Aritolgalen is a very rocky island, with only one real beach covered in stone. Most of the shore is either cliff or steep hill. The terrain varies greatly, from the lowest point at the western beach to the ancient mountain that dominates the island. The lack of beaches is more than made up for by the striking cliffs in the western and southern portions of the island. A massive cave cuts through the eastern portion just north of the mountain, with a small crack leading into the primary cave systems of the island.

Alternative Name(s)

Vethitolgalen (to natives only)

Type

Island

Location under

Central Islands

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