Lake Urdim: Difference between revisions
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{{Lakes of | {{Lakes of Balúrail Infobox | ||
|Name=Lake | |Name=Lake Urdim | ||
|Image=[[File:Lake | |Image=[[File:Lake Urdim Photo.jpg|center|frameless]] | ||
{{center|Photo of Lake | {{center|Photo of Lake Urdim}} | ||
|Realm= | |Realm=Balúrail | ||
|Region=Western Lowlands | |Region=Western Lowlands | ||
|Location=[[ | |Location=[[Gostiria]], [[League of Balúrail]] | ||
|Size=135 mi² | |Size=135 mi² (350 km²) | ||
|Source=Mino River, Feroz River | |||
|Settlements=Urdim | |||
}} | }} | ||
{{Lakes of | {{Lakes of Balúrail Sections | ||
|Introduction='''Lake | |Introduction='''Lake Urdim''' is a medium-sized lake in [[Gostiria]], in the [[Western Lowlands]] of [[Balúrail]]. It lies northwest of [[Lusbá]], at the northeastern edge of the [[Egoaldigo Swamp]]. The Mino River and the Feroz River flow into it, and the Mino flows out of it to [[Vota Bay]] at [[Bedebó]]. The city of [[Urdim]] stands on its east shore. | ||
|Etymology=Urdim means blue in Tuzquês. | |||
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Latest revision as of 13:36, 11 October 2026
| Lake Urdim | |
|---|---|
| Image |  Photo of Lake Urdim |
| Realm | Balúrail |
| Region | Western Lowlands |
| Location | Gostiria, League of Balúrail |
| Size | 135 mi² (350 km²) |
| Source | Mino River • Feroz River |
| Settlements | Urdim |
Introduction
Lake Urdim is a medium-sized lake in Gostiria, in the Western Lowlands of Balúrail. It lies northwest of Lusbá, at the northeastern edge of the Egoaldigo Swamp. The Mino River and the Feroz River flow into it, and the Mino flows out of it to Vota Bay at Bedebó. The city of Urdim stands on its east shore.
Etymology
Urdim means blue in Tuzquês.