Geography of Roqoo

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Geography of Roqoo
ContinentAlharu
RegionNorth-central Alharu
Area
 • Total325,020 km2 (125,490 sq mi)
 • Land97%%
 • WaterExpression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "%".%
Coastline127 km (79 mi)
Highest pointKorkein Point, Eastern Highlands
1,119 m
Lowest pointAsmaru Bay
0 m
Longest riverSuuri
Largest lakeMaamme sisameri
ClimateVaried; Warm continental and Oceanic climate throughout
Terrainmainly flat, narrow valley in north extending to broad low valley in south. Bordered by "highlands" on east and west.
Natural ResourcesVarious marine life and mineral resources in territorial waters, large deposits of iron ore, rare metals, natural gas, minerals, and timber stills on land.
Natural Hazardseurthquakes, landslides, and sandstorms particularly in southern Roqoo
Environmental Issuesdeforestation; overfishing; desertification; endangered wildlife  


Roqoo is a country in North-Central Alharu stretching along the low Avaara valley of the Suuri river, which connects Chenshas Lake, an inland sea and largest freshwater lake on Eurth, in the south, to Asmaru Bay on the Ygros Sea in the north. Roqoo is bordered by Alharic highlands to the east and west. At 325,620 km2 (125,700 sq mi), Roqoo is the seventh largest nation in Alharu. Roqoo has a short 127 km coastline in the north and a 426 km shoreline on theAitivedet arm (lit: "mother waters) of Chenshas Lake in the south. It claims a small Exclusive Economic Zone of 40,386 km2 (15,593 sq mi).

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