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The '''Alabaster Gulf''' (Kakish: Muras ej Alabastar; Khaygic: Muras ehj Alabastar; Tahjahrki: Gyry i Alabastry; Häyän: Alabast’ris Q’ure; Morrawian: Sádrowcowý | The '''Alabaster Gulf''' (Kakish: Muras ej Alabastar; Khaygic: Muras ehj Alabastar; Tahjahrki: Gyry i Alabastry; Häyän: Alabast’ris Q’ure; Morrawian: Sádrowcowý záliw; Abyghe: Askaluu khy Aushu) is a gulf located in the Southern Sunadic Ocean in Eastern Thrismari. It borders the nations of [[Kakland]], [[Morrawia]], [[Barceria]], Zepherin. and New Greenia. It is one of the most important bodies of water in terms of trading. Historically it was dominated by the [[Ahian Empire]], the [[Kingdom of Kysxka]], [[Riamo]], [[Morrawia]], [[Barceria]], and [[Kakland]] since the 300s BCE to modern day. Though nautical borders only reach twelve miles from the coastline, Kakland claims most of the gulf with the existence of the [[Gotos Islands]] resting in the middle of the gulf. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:27, 2 August 2023
| Alabaster Gulf | |
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 Alabaster Gulf | |
| Location | Eastern Thrismari, Southern Sunadic |
| Type | Gulf |
| Part of | Sunadic Ocean Thrismari |
| River sources | Ashjker River Antin River Lew Wágh Tähjahr |
| Ocean/sea sources | Sunadic Ocean |
| Basin countries | Kakosian Basin |
| Islands | Gotos Islands Various other smaller islands |
| Settlements | Khaygavar Jāk Gotos City Veligrad Králowec |
The Alabaster Gulf (Kakish: Muras ej Alabastar; Khaygic: Muras ehj Alabastar; Tahjahrki: Gyry i Alabastry; Häyän: Alabast’ris Q’ure; Morrawian: Sádrowcowý záliw; Abyghe: Askaluu khy Aushu) is a gulf located in the Southern Sunadic Ocean in Eastern Thrismari. It borders the nations of Kakland, Morrawia, Barceria, Zepherin. and New Greenia. It is one of the most important bodies of water in terms of trading. Historically it was dominated by the Ahian Empire, the Kingdom of Kysxka, Riamo, Morrawia, Barceria, and Kakland since the 300s BCE to modern day. Though nautical borders only reach twelve miles from the coastline, Kakland claims most of the gulf with the existence of the Gotos Islands resting in the middle of the gulf.