Wyntyne River
With its source in Yak Lake, near Parietz, the banks of the river are a well worn path for cattle and horse herds that get driven from the village to markets in Zennon, near its mouth in the Zennon Sea, every fall. The path is lined with ranches that add their cattle and horses to the procession, swelling its size as it moves northward. While cleaner than the rivers of the Rheuthen Basin, it still has a foul aftertaste and most who drink from it boil their water, preferring tea even on the hottest days.