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The Nysdra Sea, sometimes called the Sea of Nysdra or Nysdra's Doom, is a body of water set between [[Crona]] Proper and [[Cusinaut]]. It is separated from the titanic [[Ocean of Cathay]] by means of a straight called the Northern Approaches.
The '''Nysdra Sea''', sometimes called the Sea of Nysdra or Nysdra's Doom, is a body of water set between [[Crona]] Proper and [[Cusinaut]]. It is separated from the titanic [[Ocean of Cathay]] by means of a straight called the Northern Approaches.
=History=
=History=
===Formation ===
===Formation ===
At some point, it appears likely that the Nysdra was an inland sea, allowing for peoples to cross easily between the Varshani Highlands into Cusinaut and vice versa. At some point, rising oceans and poor soil support and quality lead to the sea being opened up to the ocean, the land bridge eroded, and the inland sea salinized, leading to the extinction of much of the the original surrounding neolithic populations that relied on freshwater fish sources for food.
It appears likely to most geologists that the Nysdra was initially an inland sea, allowing for peoples to cross easily between modern [[New Veltorina]] into Cusinaut and vice versa. At some point, rising oceans and poor soil support and quality lead to the sea being opened up to the ocean, the land bridge eroded, and the inland sea salinized, leading to the extinction of much of the the original surrounding neolithic populations that relied on freshwater fish sources for food.


===Prehistory===
===Prehistory===

Revision as of 18:46, 29 March 2022

The Nysdra Sea, sometimes called the Sea of Nysdra or Nysdra's Doom, is a body of water set between Crona Proper and Cusinaut. It is separated from the titanic Ocean of Cathay by means of a straight called the Northern Approaches.

History

Formation

It appears likely to most geologists that the Nysdra was initially an inland sea, allowing for peoples to cross easily between modern New Veltorina into Cusinaut and vice versa. At some point, rising oceans and poor soil support and quality lead to the sea being opened up to the ocean, the land bridge eroded, and the inland sea salinized, leading to the extinction of much of the the original surrounding neolithic populations that relied on freshwater fish sources for food.

Prehistory

Environment

Coastal Countries and Settlements

Islands

Topology, Geology and Tectonics

Climate

Ecology

Hazards

Human Use

Fishing and Biodiversity

Shipping

Tourism