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'''Sora River''' is a slow-moving freshwater river that originates in the western[[Murazkar Range]] and flows eastward across the [[Telenkar Fold]], eventually emptying into [[Lake Sora]] in the central [[Sanctuary Vale]]. The river serves as the primary surface water source for the region and plays a key role in supporting settlement, agriculture, and wildlife across the otherwise arid savannah terrain.
{{Rivers of Khamria Infobox
|Name=Ingur River
|Image=[[File:Ingur River 01.jpg|center|frameless]]
|Location=Lurțilia
|Realm=[[Khamria]]
|Region=Baviare Vale
|Subregion=[[Mazissage Mountains]], [[Lurțilia]], [[Ingur Basin]]
|Source=Mazissage Mountains
|Settlements=Ingur, Luropiră
|Drainage=Lake Ingur
}}
{{Rivers of Khamria Sections
|Introduction='''Ingur River''' is a freshwater river that rises on the eastern slopes of the [[Mazissage Mountains]] and flows eastward across [[Lurțilia]], emptying into [[Lake Ingur]] in the central [[Baviare Vale]]. It is the main source of surface water in the Vale and supports settlement, agriculture, and wildlife across otherwise arid savanna.
|Source and Drainage=The river rises on the eastern slopes of the Mazissage Mountains, where rain and underground flow gather into a stream on the plateau of [[Vale’s Edge]]. At the western boundary of Lurțilia it drops over the escarpment in a wide waterfall, [[Senerge Falls]].


The river begins in the high mist zones of the Murazkar Range, where runoff from convergence rains and underground flow emerges into a high plateau stream. From there, it cuts across the length of the Telenkar Fold, forming shallow banks, occasional braided channels, and temporary flood basins during the wet season. It bisects the Fold from east to west, creating a natural corridor for fauna migration and soil fertility in the surrounding terrain.
Below the falls it crosses the length of Lurțilia from west to east, with shallow banks and occasional braided channels. It flows all year and runs low in summer. Its course is a corridor for migrating animals.


On the western boundary of the Fold, just before the terrain rises to meet [[Vale's Edge]], the river descends over a large escarpment, forming a wide and powerful waterfall known as the '''[Name Pending] Falls'''. This feature marks the transition between highland wilderness and the more stable landforms of the central Vale.
The Ingur River ends in Lake Ingur, where its flow slows into wide, sediment-heavy shallows. It supports the nearby settlements of [[Luropiră]] and [[Ingur]].
 
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The Sora River terminates in Lake Sora, where its flow slows into wide, sediment-heavy shallows. Its presence supports nearby settlements such as [[Alun-Tar]] and [[Sora-Tar]].
[[Category:Lurțilia]]
 
[[Category:Ingur Basin]]
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[[Category:Geographic Features of the Baviare Vale]]
[[Category:Rivers of Terasil]]
[[Category:Geographic Features of Sanctuary Vale]]
[[Category:Telenkar Fold]]
[[Category:Sora Basin]]

Latest revision as of 21:56, 7 October 2026

Ingur River
Image
LocationLurțilia
RealmKhamria
RegionBaviare Vale
Subregion(s)Mazissage Mountains • Lurțilia • Ingur Basin
SourceMazissage Mountains
SettlementsIngur • Luropiră
DrainageLake Ingur


Introduction

Ingur River is a freshwater river that rises on the eastern slopes of the Mazissage Mountains and flows eastward across Lurțilia, emptying into Lake Ingur in the central Baviare Vale. It is the main source of surface water in the Vale and supports settlement, agriculture, and wildlife across otherwise arid savanna.

Source and Drainage

The river rises on the eastern slopes of the Mazissage Mountains, where rain and underground flow gather into a stream on the plateau of Vale’s Edge. At the western boundary of Lurțilia it drops over the escarpment in a wide waterfall, Senerge Falls.

Below the falls it crosses the length of Lurțilia from west to east, with shallow banks and occasional braided channels. It flows all year and runs low in summer. Its course is a corridor for migrating animals.

The Ingur River ends in Lake Ingur, where its flow slows into wide, sediment-heavy shallows. It supports the nearby settlements of Luropiră and Ingur.