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[[File:Tahami Swamp Photo 01.jpg|center|frameless|Photo of Tahami Swamp]] {{center|Photo of Tahami Swamp}}
Realm:
Balúrail
Region:
Western Lowlands
Subregion(s):
Country:
League of Balúrail
State(s):
Mifajene Reservation
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Settlements:
Nesfehu
Gemwezo
Ded'elcita
Selomleso
Introduction:
'''Tahami Swamp''' is a large swamp in the west of the [[Mifajene Reservation]], in the [[Western Lowlands]] of [[Balúrail]]. It covers 1,619 mi² (4,193 km²) behind Dozolo Bay, between the north coast and the Ayellaye River. The [[House of Tahami]], the home of [[Tahami]], the [[Ascendant Spirit]] of bogs and swamps, stands within it.
Etymology:
The swamp is named after Tahami, who lives in it, not far from the place where he first emerged.
Geology:
The swamp dates from the [[Great Erosion]]. When [[Aahi]] flooded the low ground of Balúrail and [[Yairan]] hardened the earth to halt the erosion, the trapped water turned the lowlands into a vast mudflat. Tahami arose from this trapped water, and over time the mudflat divided into the swamps, bogs and lakes of the region. The Tahami Swamp lies where he first emerged.
Ecology:
The swamp is made mostly of peat formed by [[Sejene]], a peat moss, with reeds and saw grass on the wetter ground. {{see also|Flora and Fauna of Balúrail}}
Historical Significance:
Cultural Significance:
The [[Mifajene]], whom Tahami created, revere him as their father and their god, and the swamp around his house is the center of that reverence. Each year, in spring, during the wettest part of the year, they hold a festival in his honor. Some humans travel to the House of Tahami to study the Path of Tahami.
Settlements:
The towns of Gemwezo and Ded'elcita stand on the northern edge of the swamp and Selomleso on its southeastern edge, linked by a road around its eastern end. Nesham lies to the west, between the swamp and the coast. The villages of Tele and Besejen lie on the northern edge, Fehu on the eastern edge and Rete on the southern edge. Nesfehu is the only village inside the swamp, south of the House of Tahami.
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See also:
* [[Mifajene Reservation]] * [[House of Tahami]] * [[Tahami]]
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