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[[File:MapStraitofUmmak.jpg|thumb|300px|The Strait of Ummak is a long, narrow waterway that separates [[Danona]] from the [[Asdauria]]n mainland, namely the land of [[Weshif]].  It enables water communications between the [[Memnosian Sea]] and the [[Sea of Malankhas]].]]
 
[[File:MapStraitofUmmak.jpg|thumb|300px|The Strait of Ummak is a long, narrow waterway that separates [[Danona]] from the [[Asdauria]]n mainland, namely the land of [[Weshif]].  It enables water communications between the [[Memnosian Sea]] and the [[Sea of Malankhas]].]]
  
The Strait of Ummak is a long, narrow waterway reaching between the [[Sea of Malankhas]] and the [[Memnosian Sea]].  [[Magdeologer]]s believe it was formed by earth movements and demarcates the boundary between the continent of [[Danona]] and the continent of [[Asdauria]].  During the [[Age of Fire and Ice]], it is thought the bottom of the Strait of Ummak was above sea level.
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The Strait of Ummak is a long, narrow waterway reaching between the [[Sea of Malankhas]] and the [[Memnosian Sea]].  [[Magdeologer]]s believe it was formed by earth movements and demarcates the boundary between the continent of [[Danona]] and the continent of [[Asdauria]].  During the [[Age of Ice and Fire]], it is thought the bottom of the Strait of Ummak was above sea level.
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The Strait of Ummak has a dry climate and is prone to desert winds from the east which drive dust and small sand particles during wind storms over the strait. These wind-born particles can darken sails and weigh them down, especially if the sandstorm follows a rainstorm.
  
 
In historic times, it has been subject to [[Jykki]] pirates, but during stable periods, such as the [[Yophenthean Empire]], was an important access route for sea merchants from the [[Pallathantic Region]] to voyage to [[Hœrnect]] and [[Zephasia]].  Today, the Strait of Ummak is patrolled by armed merchant ships of [[Shaliz-Um-Warif]] and by [[Narsadese]] merchant ships.  It is also an international air shipping way.  Treaties between [[Jhaadi Zhumzhure]] and human nations have outlawed piracy in its waters.
 
In historic times, it has been subject to [[Jykki]] pirates, but during stable periods, such as the [[Yophenthean Empire]], was an important access route for sea merchants from the [[Pallathantic Region]] to voyage to [[Hœrnect]] and [[Zephasia]].  Today, the Strait of Ummak is patrolled by armed merchant ships of [[Shaliz-Um-Warif]] and by [[Narsadese]] merchant ships.  It is also an international air shipping way.  Treaties between [[Jhaadi Zhumzhure]] and human nations have outlawed piracy in its waters.

Revision as of 18:25, 9 September 2014

The Strait of Ummak is a long, narrow waterway that separates Danona from the Asdaurian mainland, namely the land of Weshif. It enables water communications between the Memnosian Sea and the Sea of Malankhas.

The Strait of Ummak is a long, narrow waterway reaching between the Sea of Malankhas and the Memnosian Sea. Magdeologers believe it was formed by earth movements and demarcates the boundary between the continent of Danona and the continent of Asdauria. During the Age of Ice and Fire, it is thought the bottom of the Strait of Ummak was above sea level.

The Strait of Ummak has a dry climate and is prone to desert winds from the east which drive dust and small sand particles during wind storms over the strait. These wind-born particles can darken sails and weigh them down, especially if the sandstorm follows a rainstorm.

In historic times, it has been subject to Jykki pirates, but during stable periods, such as the Yophenthean Empire, was an important access route for sea merchants from the Pallathantic Region to voyage to Hœrnect and Zephasia. Today, the Strait of Ummak is patrolled by armed merchant ships of Shaliz-Um-Warif and by Narsadese merchant ships. It is also an international air shipping way. Treaties between Jhaadi Zhumzhure and human nations have outlawed piracy in its waters.

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