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File:Patagonian_Steppe_(3260842962).jpg|View of the [[Truřov Desert]]. | File:Patagonian_Steppe_(3260842962).jpg|View of the [[Truřov Desert]]. | ||
File:Cerros_Madre_e_Hija.jpg|View of the [[Dara Mountains]] from the Truřov Desert. | File:Cerros_Madre_e_Hija.jpg|View of the [[Dara Mountains]] from the Truřov Desert. | ||
File:Cazino_CT-II-m-A-02801_(7).jpg|The coast of [[Lake Parima]] near [[Costeşti]]. | File:Cazino_CT-II-m-A-02801_(7).jpg|The coast of the [[Vočisna Gulf]], part of [[Lake Parima]], near [[Costeşti]]. | ||
File:Parcul_Herastrau_park_lake_Bucharest_Bucuresti_Romania_2.JPG|The [[Timotei Nicolescu Memorial Park]], located near [[Caradej]]. | File:Parcul_Herastrau_park_lake_Bucharest_Bucuresti_Romania_2.JPG|The [[Timotei Nicolescu Memorial Park]], located near [[Caradej]]. | ||
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Volonia is a moderately-sized country, covering 914,835.6 km<sup>2</sup> (353,220 sq mi) in landmass. The country is situated in the southwestern part of [[Sarpedon]], bordered to the south by [[Lake Parima]] and on its other sides by rivers. A small, moderately low elevation mountain range sits in the center of the country and is considered the traditional dividing line between southern Volonia and the frontiers of the north. The mountains separate the most irrigated and historically-settled parts of the country from the relatively sparsely-populated northern deserts. | Volonia is a moderately-sized country, covering 914,835.6 km<sup>2</sup> (353,220 sq mi) in landmass. The country is situated in the southwestern part of [[Sarpedon]], bordered to the south by [[Lake Parima]], specifically the [[Vočisna Gulf]], and on its other sides by rivers. A small, moderately low elevation mountain range sits in the center of the country and is considered the traditional dividing line between southern Volonia and the frontiers of the north. The mountains separate the most irrigated and historically-settled parts of the country from the relatively sparsely-populated northern deserts. | ||
[[Lake Parima]] is one of the most defining parts of Volonian geography. The lake, which is divided between Volonia and [[Caphiria]], has been a major conduit of transportation and commerce since antiquity. As it is a freshwater lake, Lake Parima has allowed for significant agricultural activity throughout Volonia, and it has been the source of irrigation for what is now Volonia for thousands of years. | [[Lake Parima]] is one of the most defining parts of Volonian geography. The lake, which is divided between Volonia and [[Caphiria]], has been a major conduit of transportation and commerce since antiquity. As it is a freshwater lake, Lake Parima has allowed for significant agricultural activity throughout Volonia, and it has been the source of irrigation for what is now Volonia for thousands of years. | ||