Lake Dallac
With its deep, dark blue waters, this lake sits in the north-central Frosted Mountains and runs long and narrow until it empties in the Pontrien River near Pash-ti. In the spring it swells, snowmelt spilling over its banks and flooding flat plains creating a muddy bed for the vast potato and turnip fields that feed the city. Due to its depth, the lake does not freeze to the bottom in the winter - though the ice can get up to ten feet deep. It becomes a haven for trout, bass, and other mountain fish during the colder months and subsequently has some of the best fishing on the continent.
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