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=== Rivers and lakes ===

The Diate River is the largest river in Balúrail. It flows from Lake Diate in the highlands southwest past [[Figo]], where it is joined by the Cumaro, to a delta on the south coast at [[Têr]]. Most other rivers rise in the highlands and flow west across the lowlands to the sea, among them the [[Goim River]], which flows from [[Lake Ante]] to Arrêr; the [[Gal River]], which flows from [[Lake Donal]]; and the [[Onzirro River]] and [[Minope River]] in Ezinco. The rivers of Gostiria flow south: the [[Irila River]] reaches the sea at Tabe, the Ipendra at Marilão, the Sovoia at Preto, the Mino, which flows from Lake Arrerem through Lake Urdim, at Bedebó, and the Pezir at Larne.

The Diate River is the largest river in Balúrail. It flows from Lake Diate in the highlands southwest past [[Figo]], where it is joined by the Cumaro, to a delta on the south coast at [[Têr]]. The Cumaro begins at Promia, where the Eppevee River, flowing southwest out of [[Eimbuver]], meets the Mazar River. Most other rivers rise in the highlands and flow west across the lowlands to the sea, among them the [[Goim River]], which flows from [[Lake Ante]] to Arrêr; the [[Gal River]], which flows from [[Lake Donal]]; and the [[Onzirro River]] and [[Minope River]] in Ezinco. The rivers of Gostiria flow south: the [[Irila River]] reaches the sea at Tabe, the Ipendra at Marilão, the Sovoia at Preto, the Mino, which flows from Lake Arrerem through Lake Urdim, at Bedebó, and the Pezir at Larne.

Ezinco holds three large lakes, [[Lake Arco]], [[Lake Onzirro]] and [[Lake Lebolur]]. In Ivaiê are [[Lake Tatube]], Lake Donal, Lake Ante and Lake Muira. Lake Marcoê, Lake Pedrim and [[Lake Urdim]] lie in Gostiria, Urdim northwest of [[Lusbá]]; Lake Bata lies on the border of Gostiria and Gurverde at Mau; and Lake Layemshemwo lies on the Mifajene Reservation. In the highlands, Lake Diate, [[Lake Beltara]], Lake Arrerem and Lake Matago are the largest. Many smaller lakes are scattered across both the lowlands and the highlands.

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 === Rivers and lakes ===
-The Diate River is the largest river in Balúrail. It flows from Lake Diate in the highlands southwest past [[Figo]], where it is joined by the Cumaro, to a delta on the south coast at [[Têr]]. Most other rivers rise in the highlands and flow west across the lowlands to the sea, among them the [[Goim River]], which flows from [[Lake Ante]] to Arrêr; the [[Gal River]], which flows from [[Lake Donal]]; and the [[Onzirro River]] and [[Minope River]] in Ezinco. The rivers of Gostiria flow south: the [[Irila River]] reaches the sea at Tabe, the Ipendra at Marilão, the Sovoia at Preto, the Mino, which flows from Lake Arrerem through Lake Urdim, at Bedebó, and the Pezir at Larne.
+The Diate River is the largest river in Balúrail. It flows from Lake Diate in the highlands southwest past [[Figo]], where it is joined by the Cumaro, to a delta on the south coast at [[Têr]]. The Cumaro begins at Promia, where the Eppevee River, flowing southwest out of [[Eimbuver]], meets the Mazar River. Most other rivers rise in the highlands and flow west across the lowlands to the sea, among them the [[Goim River]], which flows from [[Lake Ante]] to Arrêr; the [[Gal River]], which flows from [[Lake Donal]]; and the [[Onzirro River]] and [[Minope River]] in Ezinco. The rivers of Gostiria flow south: the [[Irila River]] reaches the sea at Tabe, the Ipendra at Marilão, the Sovoia at Preto, the Mino, which flows from Lake Arrerem through Lake Urdim, at Bedebó, and the Pezir at Larne.
 Ezinco holds three large lakes, [[Lake Arco]], [[Lake Onzirro]] and [[Lake Lebolur]]. In Ivaiê are [[Lake Tatube]], Lake Donal, Lake Ante and Lake Muira. Lake Marcoê, Lake Pedrim and [[Lake Urdim]] lie in Gostiria, Urdim northwest of [[Lusbá]]; Lake Bata lies on the border of Gostiria and Gurverde at Mau; and Lake Layemshemwo lies on the Mifajene Reservation. In the highlands, Lake Diate, [[Lake Beltara]], Lake Arrerem and Lake Matago are the largest. Many smaller lakes are scattered across both the lowlands and the highlands.