Zoar River

>Zoar River The Zoar starts high in the mountains and falls fast over a steep drop to the flatter land below. It forms the southern boundary of the Wasted Desert. When the snow melts on the lower slopes of the mountains, it runs very fast and cold and sometimes even overflows its lower north bank. During the rainy season, multiple dry streambeds throughout the desert fill with floodwaters, all pouring into the Zoar. Later in the year, when the snowmelt diminishes and the rains come to an end, the Zoar is much less full and can even be forded in spots.