Mera Bay

Mera Bay, also known as the Quexten Bay (Canespan) is a body of water located between Caracua to the north and west and Canespa to the south and east. The Ashuk and adjacent Kilmer River drainage basins in Caracua contribute the majority of groundwater flow into the bay. It is known for its fishing industry, which supports much of Caracua as well as Canespa's northern cities. The largest city on the bay is Extranjero, Canespa's third largest and the only city on the bay with a population of over a million permanent residents; the second is Kimiornee, capital of Caracua. During winter and spring, the majority of the bay is iced over; however, the mouth of the pay remains warm enough due to the adjacent currents of the Ocean of Cathay for navigation with the assistance of icebreakers in colder years.

History

Mera Bay was first discovered and mapped by the Occidental World in ____, by the explorer _____. Due to hostile currents within the bay ____ was not able to reach the end of the bay and as such it was thought that the bay was in fact a water way that separated Caracua as an island. Contemporary maps as a result displayed Caracua as an island between Thystara and mainland Cusinaut.