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Nibenay Basin

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The Basin is largely wilderness, with dense forests of a mix of coniferous and deciduous trees, jutting moss-covered rocks, and numerous lakes and rivers. It is also marked by steep, but not impassible, hills. In terms of flora and topography, the Basin is nearly indistinguishable from the Nibenay Valley.

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The Basin is largely wilderness, with dense forests of a mix of coniferous and deciduous trees, jutting moss-covered rocks, and numerous lakes and rivers. It is also marked by steep, but not impassible, hills. In terms of flora and topography, the Basin is nearly indistinguishable from the Nibenay Valley. A section of the Yellow Road passes through the Basin, as does the half of the Blue Road that leads into the Basin's only city, Cheydinhal. The Basin is home to Lake Poppad, Lake Canulus, the Reed River, and portions of the Corbolo River, Panther River, and Silverfish Rivers, as well as several smaller, unnamed lakes.

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