| rdfs:comment | - In the skies of the Narnian world, there were magical sentient beings called Stars that brightened the night-time sky of the dome (the Narnian world also contained a Sun at day and a Moon at night). Below the world's surface there were also habitable nations, which sustained populations, such as Underland of the Shallow Lands, and Bism at the the world's base. The major body of water was the Great Eastern Ocean that included the Bight of Calormen, Last Sea, Silver Sea and the Utter East.
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| abstract | - In the skies of the Narnian world, there were magical sentient beings called Stars that brightened the night-time sky of the dome (the Narnian world also contained a Sun at day and a Moon at night). Below the world's surface there were also habitable nations, which sustained populations, such as Underland of the Shallow Lands, and Bism at the the world's base. The major body of water was the Great Eastern Ocean that included the Bight of Calormen, Last Sea, Silver Sea and the Utter East. On the other side of the unnamed continent, was the Western sea that contained the unexplored Western Islands, which possibly were on the coast of Telmar, and presumably had a Utter West at its edge. Beyond the edge of the world, in all directions, including altitude, was Aslan's Country that ringed around the whole world of Narnia, and indeed also above its sky.
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