Eg (eːj)
Eg is the largest island in the Volksland island group, located in the southwestern region of the Norður Islands. It is home to the Biegen clans, the leaders of whom make up the Egþeod.
The largest settlement on the island is the port city of Handelshafen, located in the Egflussdelta region on the western coast. It is the seat of the Egþeod, and the busiest port in the Volksland.
Notable Spirits
According to Biegen folklore, the island of Eg is the body of the goddess Egebende. She is portrayed as the mother of all who live on the island, as well as the many smaller islands which dot the seas near Eg. Egebende is a goddess of fertility and plenty, and the Biegen hold the festival of Feldpflügen in her honor every spring, where various offerings such as bread, beer, and pickles are buried in the fields to ensure a successful harvest in the autumn.
Geography
Eg has a rugged and mountainous terrain that is covered in dense forests and rocky cliffs that overlook the sea. The Egfluss is the island's most notable feature, flowing through the heart of the island before emptying into the sea. The river is wide and deep, making it an essential trade route for the Biegen people.
The highest point on the island is the mountain named Kronenberg. This mountain reaches 2,500 feet at the summit, and is named for the unusual crown-like formation that adorns the peak.
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Geographic Details
Location: Northeastern RegionLatitude: 59.24 degrees North
Longitude: 42 degrees East
Average Elevation: 600 ft
Highest Point: 2,500 ft (Kronenberg)
Lowest Point: 0 ft (Egflussdelta)
Area: 2,715 sq mi
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