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| + | ; Basin Lake: The more notable of the large lakes on the continent of Hokkaido, it is situated just to the west of the entrance to the Kudo-Guchi Valley and across the Urizen Mountains from [[Imperial City]].<ref name=JTPL-3_4/><ref name=JTPL-19/> | ||
; Diamond Sea: One of the two northern seas; borders the northern coast of Sakura and the north-west coast of Hokkaido.<ref name=JTPL-3_4>''Jihad Turning Points: Luthien'', pp. 3-4, "Atlas"</ref><ref name=JTPL-18>''Jihad Turning Points: Luthien'', p. 18, "Hex map"</ref> | ; Diamond Sea: One of the two northern seas; borders the northern coast of Sakura and the north-west coast of Hokkaido.<ref name=JTPL-3_4>''Jihad Turning Points: Luthien'', pp. 3-4, "Atlas"</ref><ref name=JTPL-18>''Jihad Turning Points: Luthien'', p. 18, "Hex map"</ref> | ||
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The geography of Luthien encompasses four continents, six seas, two major and numerous smaller islands and a sizable ice-covered arctic region.
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Luthien World Map
Bodies of Water
- Basin Lake
- The more notable of the large lakes on the continent of Hokkaido, it is situated just to the west of the entrance to the Kudo-Guchi Valley and across the Urizen Mountains from Imperial City.[1][2]
- Diamond Sea
- One of the two northern seas; borders the northern coast of Sakura and the north-west coast of Hokkaido.[1][3]
- Emerald Sea
- Seiyo Sea
- Borders the continent of Sakura and Nagoya Island and neighbors the Emerald Sea.[1][3]
- Shaidan Basin
- An oceanic depression located south of the continent of Sakura. Sakura's southern peninsula wraps around the basin and it opens to the Seiyo Sea. The metropolis of Amori is on the shores of the Shaidan Basin and both the city of Haratston and the Arisaka Munitions Complex are relatively close.[1][3]
Continents
- Hokkaido
- With the larger portion of the landmass on the northern side of the equator, Hokkaido is surrounded by the Copper, Obsidian, Silver and Diamond seas, with the arctic region immediately to the north. Located on Hokkaido is the capital of the Draconis Combine (and the planet), Imperial City, as well as the co-located metropolis LAW City and the cities of Jirushi City, Tokaoguchi and Tokoname. Two mountain ranges, the Kiyomori and Urizen, the Kado-Guchi valley, the Nijunen Desert and Basin Lake are the most notable geographical features, with the Plaza of Infinite Sadness and the Hiroshima Peace Preserve as the man-made equivalents. The Takashi Memorial Spaceport is located just to the south of Imperial City.[1][2]
- Sakura
- Framed by the Diamond, Copper and Seiyo seas, this continent is the most western of the four. Located on Sakura are the metropolises of Amari (to the north) and Amori (to the south), the cities of Haratston, Lyubavitsh, New Sakhalin and Sanyo-Thebes and both the Focke-Achgelis Motorworks and the Fortress Sanethia. The continent's southern peninsula wraps around the Shaidan Basin.[1][3]
Islands
- Nagoya Island
- Located between the Seiyo and Silver Seas; the city of Nishio is located in the island's northern forests.[1][3]
Mountains
- Kiyomori Mountains
- The Kiyomoris are the northern-most of the two notable ranges on the continent of Hokkaido. Cutting through two deserts, the heights overlook the Plaza of Infinite Sadness (to the east) and the Kado-Guchi Valley to the south.[1][2]