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Gold was discovered in the hills around Arremíria in 771 ME, and settlement grew quickly. Gurverde was chartered as a state in 786 ME. [[Beltara]] was founded in 795 ME and [[Terizado]] in 830 ME. In 889 ME the railway reached Arremíria.

|Geography=Gurverde covers 40,650 mi² (105,283 km²) of the Eastern Highlands, a country of forested foothills rising east to the [[Mazissage Mountains]]. It borders [[Ivaiê]] to the west along the Cumaro River, ~~the~~ [[Eimbuver]] to the north along the Tozinhis Hills, and [[Gostiria]] to the south. To the east the Mazissage Mountains separate it from [[Khamria]]; at its northeastern corner, near Mount Sabem, it meets [[Gosterra]].

|Geography=Gurverde covers 40,650 mi² (105,283 km²) of the Eastern Highlands, a country of forested foothills rising east to the [[Mazissage Mountains]]. It borders [[Ivaiê]] to the west along the Cumaro River, [[Eimbuver]] to the north along the Tozinhis Hills, and [[Gostiria]] to the south. To the east the Mazissage Mountains separate it from [[Khamria]]; at its northeastern corner, near Mount Sabem, it meets [[Gosterra]].

The Diate River rises in Lake Diate, which is fed by the Emera, Pacagua and Anza rivers, and flows southwest through the state past Craol, Polista and Arpe to Figo, where it is joined by the Cumaro. [[Lake Beltara]] lies in the northwest, south of the Emera Forest, and the Tonhoa River flows south from it to the Cumaro. Lake Arrerem, the largest lake in Balúrail, lies on the southern border. The Rona, Raldo and Nagua rivers flow into it from the mountains, and the Nagua forms the border with Gostiria. Lake Bata lies on the same border, between Aribo and [[Mau]]. A group of smaller lakes, among them Isto, Amerne, Uelo and Ombo, lies west of the Diate below Lake Diate.

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 Gold was discovered in the hills around Arremíria in 771 ME, and settlement grew quickly. Gurverde was chartered as a state in 786 ME. [[Beltara]] was founded in 795 ME and [[Terizado]] in 830 ME. In 889 ME the railway reached Arremíria.
-|Geography=Gurverde covers 40,650 mi² (105,283 km²) of the Eastern Highlands, a country of forested foothills rising east to the [[Mazissage Mountains]]. It borders [[Ivaiê]] to the west along the Cumaro River, the [[Eimbuver]] to the north along the Tozinhis Hills, and [[Gostiria]] to the south. To the east the Mazissage Mountains separate it from [[Khamria]]; at its northeastern corner, near Mount Sabem, it meets [[Gosterra]].
+|Geography=Gurverde covers 40,650 mi² (105,283 km²) of the Eastern Highlands, a country of forested foothills rising east to the [[Mazissage Mountains]]. It borders [[Ivaiê]] to the west along the Cumaro River, [[Eimbuver]] to the north along the Tozinhis Hills, and [[Gostiria]] to the south. To the east the Mazissage Mountains separate it from [[Khamria]]; at its northeastern corner, near Mount Sabem, it meets [[Gosterra]].
 The Diate River rises in Lake Diate, which is fed by the Emera, Pacagua and Anza rivers, and flows southwest through the state past Craol, Polista and Arpe to Figo, where it is joined by the Cumaro. [[Lake Beltara]] lies in the northwest, south of the Emera Forest, and the Tonhoa River flows south from it to the Cumaro. Lake Arrerem, the largest lake in Balúrail, lies on the southern border. The Rona, Raldo and Nagua rivers flow into it from the mountains, and the Nagua forms the border with Gostiria. Lake Bata lies on the same border, between Aribo and [[Mau]]. A group of smaller lakes, among them Isto, Amerne, Uelo and Ombo, lies west of the Diate below Lake Diate.