Hadzingwe Peninsula

The Hadzingwe Peninsula reaches north from the main mass of the Za-Bahuna Continent in the southern hemisphere.

The Hadzingwe Peninsula comprises the northern mass of the Za-Bahuna Continent. In the tropics, jungles, rainforests, and numerous wetlands are found in it as well as many Za-Bahunan human and humanlike tribes. There are two great inland lakes as well as countless rivers and streams. The Tsokumfa Mountains pass north to south through the center of the peninsula.

The Hadzingwe Peninsula is largely unexplored by Pallathantic and many Za-Bahunan explorers. Vast rainforests, rivers, and a great mountain chain fill it.

See Also

• Bahuna
• Govimbu Forest
• Jaihalagu Forest
• Shimehaz Ocean
• Strait of Zhasankye
• Taliospa Island
• Tsokumfa Mountains
• Za-Bahuna