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[https://opengeofiction.net/relation/48982 Vordum Sea] is that large endorheic lake in northeastern Antarephia. Its 26,137km<sup>2</sup>/10092 sq. mi. make it rather oversized for a body of water with no outflow in region with decent amount of precipitations (roughly similar South East of the USA or Rio de la Plata region).

I am reaching out to the OGF community to know if any mapper has ideas on how this sizing down should occur? This main condition being the rather detailed western coast (Ohemia) should be left untouched as much as possible).

# If the Vordum Sea remains endorheic, please consider something around 5,000km<sup>2</sup> with maybe one or two additional "lower lakes" as terminal outflow. The closer RW example I have in mind is [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mar_Chiquita_Lake_(C%C3%B3rdoba) Mar Chiquita] in Argentina.
# If the Sea is to be drained, please slightly enlarged version of the above with maybe more downstream smaller lakes. The easiest outflow would be through that [https://opengeofiction.net/#map=8/-33.672/41.298&layers=B large river] in AN134e.
# Any other solution?

Many thanks, [[User:Aiki|Aiki]] ([[User talk:Aiki|talk]]) 15:21, 11 December 2021 (UTC)

: [[File:Vordum Sea Aiki Option 1.svg|thumb|right|500px]]
: Here's a proposal for Vordum Sea revamp. The lake is split into 3 "smaller" ones with Ohemia current shores kept as are most of Buçon's (where mapping artefacts are present (e.g. cities, roads). Green lines are for potential ridges and blue arrows are for the general direction of watercourses. Lakes 1 and 3 empty into Lake 2 that empties into the Asperic Ocean via the large existing river (a section would be added to connect it).
: Feedback is welcome. --[[User:Aiki|Aiki]] ([[User talk:Aiki|talk]]) 20:58, 14 January 2022 (UTC)