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...on the coast of the Lake Amanecer and Lake Betaouais, part of the [[Grand Lakes]]. Agawa shares land borders with the neighbouring provinces [[Argueil]], [ ...that the province is named after the Agawaskwayan people who inhabited the region around the Odeka River.<ref>[https://gov.agawaskway.de/info/agawaskway-name

...ntinental "four seasons" climate make Makaska an agriculturally-productive region, with winter wheat and sugar beets dominating the farmland. ...Apple River Naval Base, one of the most important naval bases on the Grand Lakes and home to the FSA Naval Training Command.

...and [[Khaiwoon]] the opening of borders and economic normalization of the region occupied by the Gobras Peninsula, the [[Lonowai District|Lonowai Islands]], ...olume of commuters that travel across the border to work each day. The SAR region would comprise [[Boundary County (Tenata)|Boundary County]] in [[Tenata|the

...cia into the FSA, as the borderside is dominated by the protected Isthmus Lakes State Park. | region =East Lakes

The physical geography of the region is largely controlled by the Cenozoic Fayaan orogenic phase. This orogenic ...during the late 1500s describe this area as a large marshland with several lakes. The ''defence linie'' and current railway tracks near the current {{node|2

...ulous state in the [[Collab:Federal States/West Lakes Compact|West Lakes]] region of the Federal States. The state is situated between Lake Amanecer and Lake ...nd the Akogama River valley without requiring either portaging between the lakes or taking a more circuitous route via Lake Betaouais, which was particularl

...lago on Harda Major, along the northern coasts. The nation has three large lakes, known as Ćqan Ľaka, Joněkadťel Ľaka, and Nyparađa Ľaka. Nyparađa i ...the Darrsyan Empire (centred in modern-day Kofuku) and landed in the Sarai Region, founding an independent kingdom free of Darrsyan laws.

...ic hub, developed as a port and rail hub for commodities of the West Lakes region. While transportation remains the principal sector of the city's business b ...ates, and the southern half is sometimes considered part of the West Lakes region.

Due to the region's exemplary demonstration of mid-20th century urban planning for societal c ...being a small regional service, flying rural routes within the West Lakes region. The Miller-Justice M. Wescott Regional Airport also serves cargo flights,

| intro = Teotiyolcan is a country in the North Lycene region of Tarephia, and borders Valaga and TA101 to the east, Allendea and Barzona ...ant part of life. The geography of the country is marked by multiple large lakes and one major river that runs down the center of the country, and most of

...ntain chains, expansive plateaus, and sedimentary basins characterize this region. At the northernmost edge lies the Neeve River, carving through its sedimen !Aulpine Region

!Region ; Lakes

|loc_type2 = Region '''Bako-Huz''' the capital city of [[Kofuku]]. Located in the administrative region of {{relation|232426|Raissak}}, north of Kofuku. It currently holds 1.060.3

| Aqsmaknik: ''Aqisqnuk'' <!--Two lakes, windermere.--> | region = Astrasia

...e colony on Paroyan ground made a slow start. But in the next century, the region was expanded rapidly and many settlements were established. [[Hélène|Sain | region = Lycene

...comes early. The defendants form the Mahnja line along the line of natural lakes and mountains as Nordurland brings in its much larger armed force. The Mahn ...zia breaking into 4 parts, Nadgliwi being ceded to Lechia as an autonomous region, Gubernia gaining local autonomy within Ledzia and Kresy Zielone gaining in

Other names given to regions or the entire region during its existence where: ...re nomadic, and their diet consisted in animals found in the plains of the region, however, due to a lack of caves and coverage of vegetation during the era,

...shipments and Wahanta saw a population boom of Ulethan immigrants and West Lakes settlers. ...ry. Transportation, a north-south transcontinental railroad from the Grand Lakes to Cosperica, was the primary reason for the Clamash Purchase.

.... Alora also operates one inland port at [[Gallaton]] in the [[Grand Lakes Region]] which is reached via the Arcois Ship Canal which traverses through [[Gobr |Grand Lakes International Airport<br /><small>Jointly owned by both cities.<br />Airpor

...sia. In Dregolesia most people believe the second etymology is true as the region touches the Great Rift Sound. In Dregovine people believe in the opposite t ..., around Ina river. North and west of the country contain large amounts of lakes. The biggest river is Ina, flowing from Egalian lake to the Great Rift Soun

| region = Keronò In the temperate region, Layr receives unusually warmer temperatures due to ocean currents bringing

...gdom controlled trade and established a network of tributary states in the region, strengthening relations with UL30c and the Kojolese tribes, such as the Yo ...to the coffers of Awangusain and to those of other trading partners in the region, with his skilled diplomacy he obtained the role as a regional inspector fo

'''Lakes and rivers:''' ...l influence as we approach the mountain ranges. Lower Ambrosia is mainly a region with an oceanic climate with prevailing winds from the south-west giving fr

...s are in turn mostly derivative of a pre-Romantish tribe that lived in the region during the late first century BC. Provincial boundaries have been relativel ...ost diverse and unforgiving terrains in Mauretia, with mountains, valleys, lakes, small coastal plains, open sea, and rocky islands.

...els and meridians. The main feature along this border are two of the Great Lakes: {{relation|88488|Lake Minnehunkou}} and {{relation|88486|Lake Wihinapa}} l [[File:Kolin finland.jpg|thumb|left|250px|Glacial lakes in Ardencia]]

...ern Tarephia, and enjoys some diplomatic political power within the Lycene region as well. As a nation with a high pacifist population, partially based in re | region = The Lycene

...city is Etatono. Etatono and the surrounding areas in the eastern coastal region are home to over half the population. ...or seasonal hunting as well as larger permanent structures near rivers and lakes. Their diet consisted mainly of shell food and fish but bones from deer, wi

...terez}}, respectively) which dominated the cross-Ulethan trade flow in the region. Until the 15th century, Qennes' boundaries would constantly change under v ...was uninhabited upon arrival. It is thought that the colonizers named the region ''Keno'', ''Kene'', ''Kenos'' or either ''Kenes'', all of which derive from

...ng through Lake City, trains are able to conveniently connect to the Grand Lakes and both coasts without traversing the western mountain range in the northw ...omprises most of central Minnonigan to the shipping corridors of the Grand Lakes and with it an important trade route to the East Coast of the country. Fort

..., south and northeast is often considered to be a more conservative voting region in the state, while the center and west are more left-leaning. The major ci ...ng east to Sebita lake and then south until reaching *Lake 1* of the great lakes. The *Colurona* is fed into by several tributaries, notably the San Fernand

...nt state in the [[Federal States of Archanta]], located in its [[Southeast Region]] on the coast of the [[Ardentic Ocean]]. Penquisset is bordered to the Sou ...lar tourist destinations include Mount Silver, Warwick, and the Naspertock Region.

| region = Axian peninsular ...tural humus and decreased utility for agriculture even further. Today, the region is mostly used for extensive pastoral farming, and reforestation programmes