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| name = the Éinauna Grasslands | | name = the Éinauna Grasslands | ||
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| continent = [[Argis]], [[Yeetland]] | | continent = [[Argis]], [[Yeetland Geography|Yeetland]] | ||
| region = | | region = [[Northern Gotneska]] | ||
* [[Kannovisatruhmaahi Province|Kannovisatruhmaahi]] </br> [[Southeastern Nanaviit]] | |||
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| lowest point = 1,453m | | lowest point = 1,453m | ||
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| largest lake = | | largest lake = [[Loch Cill Dalua|Lake Killaloe]] | ||
| climate = Subargic | | climate = Subargic | ||
| terrain = | | terrain = | ||
| natural resources = | | natural resources = | ||
| natural hazards = Extreme Cold (Winter Time only), Extreme Winds, Flash Floods | | natural hazards = Extreme Cold (Winter Time only), Extreme Winds, Flash Floods, Drought | ||
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'''The Éinauna Grasslands''' ([[Götaish]]: Féaraigh Éinauna) is a | '''The Éinauna Grasslands''' ([[Götaish]]: Féaraigh Éinauna) is a broad expanse of {{wpl|flatland}} in [[Argis]], mostly within [[Gotneska]]. It is mostly located west of tbd river and east of the [[Kendovstrunmahhe Mountains]], much of it covered in {{wpl|prairie}}, {{wpl|steppe}} and {{wpl|grassland}}. | ||
==Etymology== | ==Etymology== | ||
According to [[Cordic Mythology]], the grasslands where named after a women named '''Éinauna''' (older spelling: Eínaunn or Eínaud). | |||
==Geography and Key Features== | ==Geography and Key Features== | ||
The Éinauna Grasslands are the westernmost portion of vast [[Argis]] {{wpl|Interior Plains}}, which extend east to the [[Aldantic Ocean]]. The [[Goutian Geographic Survey]] divides the Éinauna Grasslands into 5 five physiographic subdivisions: | |||
• [[Æji Plateau]] or Aohie Plateau area east of the [[Kendovstrunmahhe Mountains]], West Northwest | |||
of the | |||
• [[Éinauna Plateau]] | |||
• [[Shannon Valley]] | |||
• [[Stórfljót]] or Eastern Kendæinn Plateau (area east of the [[Kendovstrunmahhe Mountains]], west of the [[River TDN]], South of the [[River Aohie]], and north of the [[River Shannon]]. | |||
==Geology== | ==Geology== | ||
==Climate== | ==Climate== | ||
== | ==History== | ||
[[Category:Gotneska]] | [[Category:Gotneska]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:40, 27 October 2022
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| Continent | Argis, Yeetland |
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| Region | Northern Gotneska |
| Highest point | 5,298m |
| Lowest point | 1,453m |
| Largest lake | Lake Killaloe |
| Climate | Subargic |
| Natural Hazards | Extreme Cold (Winter Time only), Extreme Winds, Flash Floods, Drought |
The Éinauna Grasslands (Götaish: Féaraigh Éinauna) is a broad expanse of flatland in Argis, mostly within Gotneska. It is mostly located west of tbd river and east of the Kendovstrunmahhe Mountains, much of it covered in prairie, steppe and grassland.
Etymology
According to Cordic Mythology, the grasslands where named after a women named Éinauna (older spelling: Eínaunn or Eínaud).
Geography and Key Features
The Éinauna Grasslands are the westernmost portion of vast Argis Interior Plains, which extend east to the Aldantic Ocean. The Goutian Geographic Survey divides the Éinauna Grasslands into 5 five physiographic subdivisions:
• Æji Plateau or Aohie Plateau area east of the Kendovstrunmahhe Mountains, West Northwest of the
• Stórfljót or Eastern Kendæinn Plateau (area east of the Kendovstrunmahhe Mountains, west of the River TDN, South of the River Aohie, and north of the River Shannon.
