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{{Lakes of Payalwa Infobox
{{Lakes of Balúrail Infobox
|Name=Lake Roslan
|Name=Lake Arrerem
|Image=[[File:Lake Roslan Drawing.jpg|center|frameless]]
|Image=[[File:Lake Arrerem Drawing.jpg|center|frameless]]
{{center|Drawing of Lake Roslan}}
{{center|Drawing of Lake Arrerem}}
|Realm=Payalwa
|Realm=Balúrail
|Region=Eastern Highlands
|Region=Eastern Highlands
|Location=[[Urala]], [[League of Payalwa]]
|Location=[[Gurverde]] and [[Gostiria]], [[League of Balúrail]]
|Size=359 mi²
|Size=359 mi² (930 km²)
|Source=Murazkar Mountains
|Source=Mazissage Mountains
|Settlements=Aguerde, Nudat, Veneci, Cacho
|Settlements=Arremíria, Terizado
}}
}}
{{Lakes of Payalwa Sections
{{Lakes of Balúrail Sections
|Introduction='''Lake Roslan''' is the largest lake in [[Payalwa]] and the epicenter of the [[Urala]].
|Introduction='''Lake Arrerem''' is the largest lake in [[Balúrail]]. It lies on the border of [[Gurverde]] and [[Gostiria]], with [[Arremíria]] and [[Terizado]] on its northern shore. The Rona, Raldo and Nagua rivers flow into it from the [[Mazissage Mountains]], and the Mino River flows out of it to the south.
|Etymology=''Arrerem'' is the Tuzquês word for "rose." The lake gets its name from its sometimes pinkish hue.
}}
}}

Latest revision as of 14:25, 11 October 2026

Lake Arrerem
Image
Drawing of Lake Arrerem
RealmBalúrail
RegionEastern Highlands
LocationGurverde and Gostiria, League of Balúrail
Size359 mi² (930 km²)
SourceMazissage Mountains
SettlementsArremíria • Terizado


Introduction

Lake Arrerem is the largest lake in Balúrail. It lies on the border of Gurverde and Gostiria, with Arremíria and Terizado on its northern shore. The Rona, Raldo and Nagua rivers flow into it from the Mazissage Mountains, and the Mino River flows out of it to the south.

Etymology

Arrerem is the Tuzquês word for "rose." The lake gets its name from its sometimes pinkish hue.