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[[File:MapRhaunveRiver.jpg|thumb|300px|The Rhaunve River drains middle southern [[Pytharnia]] into the [[Sea of Asbardy]].]] | [[File:MapRhaunveRiver.jpg|thumb|300px|The Rhaunve River drains middle southern [[Pytharnia]] into the [[Sea of Asbardy]].]] | ||
− | The Rhaunve River is the longest river in | + | The Rhaunve River is the longest river in southwestern [[Pytharnia]]. It flows through the [[Durrhaunve]] from its source in the southern [[Ithrad Mountains]]. The mouth of the Rhaunve opens opposite of the peninsula on which the city of [[Bryndyd]] rests. Thus the trade of the river was controlled by [[Bryndyd]] since its first establishment as ancient [[Bambashathra]] by the [[Kemerite Giants]]. The river is navigable by large barges as far as [[Sheaffy Dreath]] and by smaller barges to [[Amyrn]]. The god [[Rhaunfo]] is the sacred divinity of the river and his little shrines may be found along its shores. |
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Latest revision as of 12:46, 18 October 2017
The Rhaunve River is the longest river in southwestern Pytharnia. It flows through the Durrhaunve from its source in the southern Ithrad Mountains. The mouth of the Rhaunve opens opposite of the peninsula on which the city of Bryndyd rests. Thus the trade of the river was controlled by Bryndyd since its first establishment as ancient Bambashathra by the Kemerite Giants. The river is navigable by large barges as far as Sheaffy Dreath and by smaller barges to Amyrn. The god Rhaunfo is the sacred divinity of the river and his little shrines may be found along its shores.
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