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...00px|The Rhaunve River drains middle southern [[Pytharnia]] into the [[Sea of Asbardy]].]] ...y smaller barges to [[Amyrn]]. The god [[Rhaunfo]] is the sacred divinity of the river and his little shrines may be found along its shores.

...[[Dakshurit Bridge]] is the greatest bridge to cross the river and is one of the greatest [[dragonrail]] bridges in the world. ...ian human cultures of any notable civilization in western Asdauria outside of [[Kalama]].

...is the third largest inland body of water in [[Pytharnia]] and rests north of the [[Pytharnian Highlands]].]] ...waters of the lake and [[Airdairg]] is uncertain but has been the subject of debate for millennia. The largest city in population along its coast is [[C

...e:NWMaritimePytharnia.jpg|thumb|left|300px|The coast of Maritime Northwest Pytharnia is typically wild with deep forestation and nearly continual fog and mist.] ...ritimeWoodsPytharnia.png|thumb|300px|The area of the Maritime Northwest of Pytharnia]]

...be]], the [[fishfolk]], and the local [[Magdalanate|Magdalan]] descendants of the ancient [[Moigthe]]. ...the [[Magdalanate]] and is the fourth or fifth largest body of water in [[Pytharnia]].]]

...arrier which persists in an age of [[skycraft]] and [[titancraft]] vessels of the air. [[File:Jaggudorns 2750 001.jpg|thumb|300px|Map of the Jaggudorn Mountains]]

...of Asdar are found almost exclusively in the coolest climes or the depths of the earth. There are no known elven heritages in [[Bahuna]] or [[Za-Bahuna] :†[[Kalaman Elves]], [[Corundy]] (Historic) See also [[Imsephura]], Kingdom of Kalaman Elves; survived up to at least the fifth millennium [[AS]]

...Hills.png|thumb|300px|Artist's depiction of the Amosgire Hills of middle [[Pytharnia]]]] ...Neptultchi called it the place of the stone spirits and believed their god of the underworld, [[Qetmektli]], made his abode there. The word Amosgire is p

...]]. There is a very large minority of Arathracians elsewhere in southern [[Pytharnia]], with some communities having a clear majority. {{See also|List of Lake Gods}}

Through the abundance of human and non-human languages spoken in the Pallathantic and elsewhere run compare: Act of God