Bónyónis
A country located between two major rivers on western Gysuphun.
Geography
Defining Features
The country sits between the Cheladon river in the west, and the Ulóphao river in the east. Each of them passes through a large lake of the same name. The southern border of Bónyónis is formed by the Rýbónoca river. In the north, Bónyónis covers a section of the enormous Gyllgóbýpha mountain range. Most of the country is rather flat, save for the mountains in the north.Fauna & Flora
Bónyónis is largely covered by forests with patches of steppe west of the Ulóphao lake. The eastern lands contains large swamp areas. Those are home to the Cheladoné which gave the name to the river and lake.
Natural Resources
Resources include stone and ore from the mountains. The ground is very rich in copper, though not to such extremes as in the countries adjacent to the Circular Sea.
The forests provide high amounts of wood and are home to numerous animals. The rivers and lakes surrounding the country are rich in fish.
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