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Introduction:	'''Fewe'yo Forest''' is a large forest in the northeast of [[Ezinco]], in the [[Western Lowlands]] of [[Balúrail]]. It covers 1,319 mi² (3,416 km²) between the border of the [[Mifajene Reservation]] to the north, the Mazar River to the east and [[Lake Onzirro]] to the south. It is the second largest forest in the lowlands.
Etymology:	''Fewe'yo'' is the [[Mifajene]] word for "smoke".
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Ecology:	Fewe'yo is a light forest of the kind found on the drier ground of the lowlands. [[Balúrail Pine]] is its most common tree, and [[Balúrail Spruce]] grows where the forest meets the swamps. {{see also\|Flora and Fauna of Balúrail}}
Historical Significance:	The forest lay within the lands of the Mifajene before the [[Tuzquão]] conquest of the lowlands. It became part of Ezinco when the state was chartered in 612 ME.
Cultural Significance:	The forest supplies timber, and logging is one of the industries of Ezinco.
Settlements:	There are no towns or cities in the forest. The nearest are Chudrelho, on Lake Onzirro, and Pengusse, on the [[Onzirro River]], to the south. Mifajene live dispersed across Ezinco, including in the forest.
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See also:	* [[Ezinco]] * [[Western Lowlands]]
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