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|Image=[[File:Tarn Vareth 01.jpg|thumb]]
|Image=[[File:Tarn Vareth 01.jpg|thumb]]
|Type=Deep Road Settlement
|Type=Deep Road Settlement
|Location=100 miles east of Yacinţa, [[Ilergierze Mountains]]
|Location=100 miles (161 km) east of Yacinsa, [[Ilergierze Mountains]]
|Realm=[[Khamria]]
|Realm=[[Khamria]]
|Region=[[Baviare Vale]]
|Region=[[Baviare Vale]]
|Subregion=Ilergierze Mountains
|Subregion=Ilergierze Mountains
|Inhabitants=[[Arânzeni]]
|Inhabitants=[[Arânzeni]]
|Significance=Primary midpoint settlement on the Deep Road between Yacinţa and Ipierbani; supports logistics, repairs, and rest
|Significance=Primary midpoint settlement on the Deep Road between Yacinsa and Ipierbâni; supports logistics, repairs, and rest
|Controlled by=[[Council of Lavierin]]
|Controlled by=[[Arânzeni Confederation]]
}}
}}
{{Settlements in the Baviare Vale Sections
{{Settlements in the Baviare Vale Sections
|Introduction=Ierzivize is a deep corridor settlement located at the midpoint of the Deep Road between [[Yacinţa]] and [[Ipierbani]]. Originally constructed as a temporary waystation, it has since developed into a small settlement used for caravan processing, resupply, road maintenance, and shelter.
|Introduction=Ierzivize is a deep corridor settlement located at the midpoint of the Deep Road between [[Yacinsa]] and [[Ipierbâni]] on the Ipier-Lep Deep Road. Originally constructed as a temporary waystation, it has since developed into a small settlement used for caravan processing, resupply, road maintenance, and shelter.
|Etymology=From the Arânzeni words ''ierze'' (half) and ''bize'' (road), "halfway".
|Geography=The settlement occupies a wide-cut junction chamber. The terrain is dry and structurally sound. The walls are reinforced with stonework, and the ceiling is fitted with pressure vents and lighting shafts.
|Geography=The settlement occupies a wide-cut junction chamber. The terrain is dry and structurally sound. The walls are reinforced with stonework, and the ceiling is fitted with pressure vents and lighting shafts.
|History=Ierzivize began as a rotating camp for engineers and supply crews during early excavation of the corridor. Increased traffic and logistical demands prompted the Council of [[Lavierin]] to allow for more permanent structures and settlement.
|History=Ierzivize began as a rotating camp for engineers and supply crews during early excavation of the corridor. Increased traffic and logistical demands prompted the [[Council of Lavierin]] to allow for more permanent structures and settlement.
}}
}}
[[category:Council of Lavierin Holdings]]
[[category:Council of Lavierin Holdings]]

Latest revision as of 17:28, 9 October 2026

Ierzivize
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TypeDeep Road Settlement
Location100 miles (161 km) east of Yacinsa, Ilergierze Mountains
RegionKhamria
SubregionBaviare Vale
Geographic AreaIlergierze Mountains
InhabitantsArânzeni
SignificancePrimary midpoint settlement on the Deep Road between Yacinsa and Ipierbâni; supports logistics, repairs, and rest
Controlled byArânzeni Confederation


Introduction

Ierzivize is a deep corridor settlement located at the midpoint of the Deep Road between Yacinsa and Ipierbâni on the Ipier-Lep Deep Road. Originally constructed as a temporary waystation, it has since developed into a small settlement used for caravan processing, resupply, road maintenance, and shelter.

Etymology

From the Arânzeni words ierze (half) and bize (road), "halfway".

Geography

The settlement occupies a wide-cut junction chamber. The terrain is dry and structurally sound. The walls are reinforced with stonework, and the ceiling is fitted with pressure vents and lighting shafts.

History

Ierzivize began as a rotating camp for engineers and supply crews during early excavation of the corridor. Increased traffic and logistical demands prompted the Council of Lavierin to allow for more permanent structures and settlement.