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Burgundie is made up of a series of mainland counties and electorate counties on the continent of Levantia, a capital island, a "home" island approximately 850 kilometers off of its northern shore and "trade" islands scattered across Greater Ixnay. Due to the historical importance of the maritime realm, the sea around and between the landed counties and the islands are also considered as much a part of Burgundie as its ''terra firma''.
The [[Burgundie]] is a nation spread across the world with its capital and majority landmass, known as the Burgoignesc Metropole, on the southeastern coast of [[Levantia]].  


The capital island consists of the Electorate of Burgundie and is the administrative and historical center of the republic. It is located 156 miles north of the Levantine northern coast. The "home" island of Wintergen is located 855 kilometers northeast of the Electorate of Burgundie in the midst of the Kilikas Sea. It is considered a home island because following its occupation in 1823, most of the Kiravian settlers left and the island was colonized by the Burgundians.
The Burgoignesc Metropole is situated in the northern and eastern hemispheres. At its northernmost point the Metropole spans from 30° 15' 25" (30.2571°) north latitude in [[Levantx]] to 6° 54' 0" (6.9000°) north latitude at its southern most point in [[Faramount]] on the border with [[Urcea]]. At its westernmost point the Metropole's province of [[Esquinia]] reaches 17° 5' 56.4" (17.099 °) east longitude to 29° 40' 40.8" (29.678°) east longitude where [[Levantx]] also represents its easternmost reach. The Metropole has a total area of 1,687,869.35 sqkm (651,690 sqmi). It measures 8770.92km (5,450 mi) from north to south and 9446.84km (5,870 mi) east to west but the majority of that is the confluence of the [[Levantine Ocean]] the [[Sea of Istroya]]. It has a land frontier of 13,244.9 km (8,230 mi) and a coastline of 47,008.93 km (29,210 mi).


The trade islands of AyerSee, Nyö, Sodermark, ... and Sturmhavn are scattered throughout Greater Ixnay.
The coast of the Burgoignesc Metropole meets the [[Sea of Istroya]] on its southern half and the [[Levantine Ocean]] in the northern half. The [[Ile Burgundie]] is separated from the mainland by the Alavarian Channel, the island of [[Drusla]] is separated by the Ashraphon Strait. The northeastern provinces of [[Marves]] and [[Marialanus]] border on the Gulf of Philanthia. The island of [[Levantx]] is entirely bound by the [[Levantine Ocean]].
The inland border is formed by the foothills of the Matavista Mountain range in [[Vorenia]] to the north and to the X mountain range in [[Urcea]] to the west.


== Contents ==


* 1 Climate
=Climate=
** 1.1 Insular Burgundie
Spanning the climate classifications of Tropical Wet, Tropical Wet/Dry, Semiarid, Humid Subtropical, Subarctic, Tundra, and Ice Cap the [[Burgoignesc Thalattocracy]] has a megadiverse climate. The thalattocracy is often divided into continental groups to group these classifications to describable groupings. These climatological divisions are the Burgoignesc Metrolpole, Audonio-Alshari Burgundie, Equatorial Osteicia, and the Polar Burgundies.
*** 1.1.1 Belrac Caldera
*** 1.1.2 Isle of Burgundie
**** 1.1.2.1 Isle of Burgundie Hydrology
**** 1.1.2.2 Isle of Burgundie Flora
** 1.2 Dericania
*** 1.2.1 Martilles
**** 1.2.1.1 Martillian Hydrology
**** 1.2.1.2 Martillian Flora
** 1.3 Burgundian Dericania
** 1.4 Flordeterra
** 1.5 Other Overseas Territories
* 2 Physical Geography of Burgundie
** 2.1 Insular Burgundie
** 2.2 Dericania
** 2.3 Burgundian Dericania
** 2.4 Flordeterra
** 2.5 Other Overseas Territories
* 3 See Also


= Climate =
==Burgoignesc Metropole==
The summer's months are moderately warm, though summer is rather short and rainfall is spread through the year. The frost-free growing season ranges from 90 days on the island of Wintergen to 140 days along the western coast of Dübenneck.
[[File:Burg Metropole Baby Climate Map.png|thumb|150px|A map of Levantine Burg's climate using the Baby climate classification]]
The Burgoignesc Metropole, also known as [[Levantia|Levantine]] [[Burgundie]], encompasses the nation of [[Burgundie]] and the [[Levantx|Commonwealth Trade Island of Levantx]]. In its southern most tip it has a {{wpl|Tropical_climate#Tropical_rainforest_climate|Tropical Wet climate zone}} which becomes a {{wpl|Tropical_climate#Tropical_wet_and_dry_or_forest_climate|Tropical Wet/Dry climate zone}} as it moves north into the hinterlands. Moving along the coast to the northeast the area is entirely {{wpl|Humid subtropical climate|Humid Subtropical climate zone}} including [[Levantx]].


Along coastal Dübenneck, and the islands of Burgundie and Wintergen the same humid continental prevails (Dfa), though summers are warm to hot, winters are shorter, and there is less snowfall (especially in the coastal areas where it is often warmer), with the general exception of the higher elevations and other normally cooler locations. Cities like Kongerhus, Dorft, and NordHalle receive 35 to 45 inches (890 to 1,140 mm) of snow annually. Summers can occasionally be hot and humid, with high temperatures between 90 and 100 °F (32 and 38 °C). Summer thunderstorms are common between June and August.
The {{wpl|Tropical_climate#Tropical_rainforest_climate|Tropical Wet climate zone}} exists along the south coast of [[Faramount]] where it extends into [[Urcea]] and some of the fringe southern coast of [[Drusla]]. They have very little annual temperature variation with a yearly average temperature is between 21°C to 30°C (70°F to 85°F). The annual precipitation is between 2000 to 2800 mm (79 - 110 in). The driest months are October and November have less than 200 mm (7.9 in) of rainfall.


== Insular Burgundie ==
The {{wpl|Tropical_climate#Tropical_wet_and_dry_or_forest_climate|Tropical Wet/Dry climate zone}} covers western [[Faramount]], western [[Burdeboch]], the majority of [[Cashen]], all of [[Esquinia]], and the northwest of [[Daltmur]]. In summer, the temperature is between 15°C - 30°C (59°F to 86°F), while in winter the temperature is between 10°C - 25°C (50°F to 77°F). The annual precipitation is between 700 to 1000 mm (27.5- 39 in). The driest months are from November to March and they have less than 60 mm (2.3 in) of rainfall.
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This includes the islands of the Isle of Burgundie, Nauta Normand, and Wintergen.
The {{wpl|Humid subtropical climate|Humid Subtropical climate zone}} covers northeastern [[Faramount]], the island of [[Drusla]], eastern [[Burdeboch]], [[Cashen]] along its extreme eastern border, southern [[Daltmur]], and all of the provinces of [[Argenbagne]], [[Roln]], [[Bonavix]], [[Eagaria]], [[Martilles]], [[Pumbria]], [[Estia]], [[Marves]], [[Marialanus]], the [[Ile Burgundie]], and [[Levantx]]. In summer, the temperature is between 14°C and 29°C (57.2°F and 84.2°F), while in winter the temperature is between 2°C and 14°C (35.6°F and 57.2°F). The annual precipitation is between 1,145.54 to 29,100 mm (45.5 to 145.5 in). The driest months are from November and December and they have less than 127 mm (5 in) of rainfall.


=== Belrac Caldera ===
==Burgdonia==
The Belrac Caldera was formed around 74,000,000 years ago when andesitic magma peirced the earths crust and came into contact with surface water, resulting in a Surtseyan Explosive eruption along the coast of the Belrac plains in south eastern Levantia. The explosion was so intense that samples from the period show ejecta as far away as southern Kuhlfros. It is estimated that the explosion created 2,800 km3 of ejecta. The volanic ash was so thick that a it is attributed to contributing significantly to mass extinctions in Levantia and Punth. It led to a volcanic winter with a worldwide decrease in temperature between 3 to 5 °C (5.4 to 9.0 °F), and up to 15 °C (27 °F) in higher latitudes. The resulting caldera walls were formed of the cooling magma and are rich in granite deposits. The ash formed rich Andisol soils that blanket the area today known as the Kingdom of Dericania.
[[File:Audonio-Alshari Burg Baby Climate.png|thumb|150px|A map of Audonio-Alshar Burg's climate using the Baby climate classification (WIP)]]
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Audonio-Alshari Burgundie, encompasses the Commonwealth Trade Islands of [[Antilles]], [[Salarive]], [[Chaukhira]], [[Alcairet]], and [[Iles Evangeline]]. These islands are subdivided as follows: Isles of the Gulf of Kandara, Ayermer, and Alcairet.


=== Isle of Burgundie ===
===Isles of the Gulf of Kandara===
The Isle of Burgundie forms the southern rim of the Belrac Caldera. Its elevation reaches 1605 m above sea level at the higest summit along the “Southern Spine”. The Spine forms a Rain shadow that blocks the ''Af'' Tropical monsoon climate and forms the southern barrier of the Belrac Caldera’s interior ''Csa'' Mediterranean climate.
The Isles of the Gulf of Kandara are [[Antilles]] and [[Salarive]]. [[Antilles]] is above the Equator while [[Salarive]] is below the equator. Despite being only 5,021 km (3,120 mi) apart, the second shortest span between two [[Burgundie|Burgoignesc]] holdings, they are on opposite seasonal cycles. Summer in [[Antilles]] is May-August and summer in [[Salarive]] is November-February. This does not impact their climate classification, it is important for the reader to know that fact when reading about the seasonal climate information.
====Antilles====
On [[Antilles]], the island's northern coast is in the {{wpl|Humid subtropical climate|Humid Subtropical climate zone}}. In summer, the temperature is between 20°C and 30°C (68°F and 86°F), while in winter the temperature is between 6°C and 20°C (42.8°F and 68°F). The annual precipitation is between 1,145 to 2,280 mm (45 to 89.76 in). The driest months are from July to September and they have less than 50 mm (2 in) of rainfall. The remainder of [[Antilles]] is in the {{wpl|Tropical_climate#Tropical_wet_and_dry_or_forest_climate|Tropical Wet/Dry climate zone}}. In summer, the temperature is between 22°C - 32°C (71.6°F to 89.6°F), while in winter the temperature is between 13°C - 25°C (55.4°F to 77°F). The annual precipitation is between 700 to 1000 mm (27.5- 39 in). The driest months are from June to August and they have less than 10 mm (.4 in) of rainfall.


a Humid continental climate with hot, humid summers and cold winters. Februarius, the coldest average month on the Isle has a mean temperature of -4°C (24.8°F) and its summer season, Proserpina through Julhet, have a mean temperature of 18°C (64.4°F). In addition, onshore sea breezes can reduce daytime temperatures along the coast by 3 to 6°C (5 to 10°F).
====Salarive====
[[Salarive]]'s north central coast is in the {{wpl|Tropical_climate#Tropical_wet_and_dry_or_forest_climate|Tropical Wet/Dry climate zone}}.  


==== Isle of Burgundie Hydrology ====
{{wpl|Humid subtropical climate|Humid Subtropical climate zone}}
The Isle has two predominant fluvial features. The Mattius River, which flows into the Alvarian Strait from the windward slopes of the Llucian Mountain Range. The river is the provinces primary western waterway and concludes at the port city of NordHalle. In the east the Saint Tomas River flows from the leeward slopes of Llucian Mountain Range through the Burgundian capital of Vilauristre before emptying into the Feradach Channel. Except for these two rivers, most rivers and streams on the Isle are only navigable by small water craft. Oceangoing vessels can travel up the Mattius as far as the Port of Nordhalle, and barges can traverse most of the lower part of the river, ending only at Bernat-ne-Mattiu, where the river’s alpine course enters the lower plains. Oceangoing vessels cannot travel up any part of the Saint Tomas, but barges can traverse most of the river, ending only at the locks of Vileguilber, where the river’s alpine course begins to escalate sharply. Since its colonization by Latinic peoples in the first century CE, the rivers and streams have been dammed, redirected, and otherwise altered to be used for milling, hydrological power, and commercial purposes. The Isle of Burgundie hosts a plentiful aquifer system which is utilized to support its timber and industrial endeavors. The province has X km (X mi) of rivers and streams and X acres of lakes and ponds. There are no large lakes but there are numerous small lakes, ponds, and reservoirs which are often used for fishing, recreational activities, public water storage, and hydrological power. The Isle has X km (Xmi) of ocean coastline, affronting the Alvarian Strait and the Feradach Channel. The shoreline, which includes all bays and inlets is Xkm (Xmi) long and sustains high cliffs, long pebble beaches, and a few rare northern mangroves on its southern coast.


==== Isle of Burgundie Flora ====
{{wpl|Semi-arid climate|Semi-arid climate zone}}
Ref. Boreal forest
<br />A coastal forest on the northern shore of the Isle of Burgundie showing the evergreen flora and its rocky cliff laden shores.
The growing season, which is the period between the last killing frost in the spring and the first killing frost in the fall, is generally between 100 and 200 days long. Destructive frosts seldom occur later than the Kalends of Pasqua or before the Ides of Sang. The Isle has predominantly productive Andisol soils. These were formed from the volcanic activity along the Kiro-Boreal and Levantine plate juncture. The logging sector has long taken advantage of these rich soils, and despite aggressive strip logging, the forests of the Isle of Burgundie remain largely in tact when not displaced in the path of hyper urbanization. The dominant agricultural products of the region are apples, beets, broccoli, cranberries, and brussel sprouts in ascending order of harvest volume.


Balsam fir, paper birch, and white spruce dominate the canopy. Due to over forestation the cypress population, particularly the northern white cedars native to the region, was made extint during the Age of Sail and is only enjoying a comeback due to transplantation from mainland Levantia. The presence of paper birch groves are typical in areas where cedar stands were over farmed as it is a successional species. Through human intervention (logging) the forests of the Isle have over the last few hundred years changed from a predominately coniferous forest zone to Temperate deciduous forest with significant manufactured The eastern larch, black spruce, eastern white pine, and to a small extent the eastern hemlock are common pine varietals. The Canadian yew is common along the wetlands of Martilles, but its growth has not been prioritized in favor of other conifers since the 17th century.
===Alcairet===
{{wpl|Tropical_climate#Tropical_wet_and_dry_or_forest_climate|Tropical Wet/Dry climate zone}}
{{wpl|Humid subtropical climate|Humid Subtropical climate zone}}


== Dericania ==
===[[Chaukhira]]===
Main article: Dericania
{{wpl|Tropical rainforest climate}}


Geographically, Dericania consists of a series of defining features. From west to east they generally fall into the Paulian Coastal Plain, the Paulus Peninsula, the Southern Spine, the Burgundian Caldera and the Eastern Plain.
==Equatorial Osteicia==
[[File:2021 Equatorial Osteicia Climate.png|thumb|150px|A map of Equatorial Osteicia's climate using the Baby climate classification]]


=== Martilles ===
===Flordeterre===
Martilles is a Humid continental clmate with hot, humid summers and cold winters. Februarius, the coldest average month in Martilles has a mean temperature of -4°C (24.8°F) and its summer season, Proserpina through Julhet, have a mean temperature of 18°C (64.4°F). In addition, onshore sea breezes can reduce daytime temperatures along the coast by 3 to 6°C (5 to 10°F). Precipitation falls evenly throughout the year, with slightly more falling during Julhet and Auristre than in any other month. Most of the province receives between 820 and 1,500 mm (32 and 59 in) a year. Severe droughts are uncommon. Thunderstorms occur frequently in summer, and in winter there is generally light snowfall, with snow typically falling between the Ides of Guili and the kalends of Pasqua. Hurricane season lasts from the Ides of Iuniores until the kalends of Sang, but the month of Auristre is the most active. The month’s name Auristre, means of the hurricane, and it brings an average of three tropical cyclones within impact distance of Martilles each year. A hurricane strength storm strikes Martilles on average once every 5 years and a major hurricane once every 25 years. The last Category 3+ hurricane to hit the province was in 2026, Hurricane Marta. The 2019 hurricane seasons was particularly devastating with a Category 2 hurricane skirting the coast causing intense coastal flooding. It was followed three weeks later by a post tropical storm stalling over the interior for four days, then a week later by a Category 1 hurricane passing directly across the province. Martilles is in the Paulian Coastal Plain physiographic region. The province has 2,420 km (1,504 mi) of rivers and streams and 2,954 acres of lakes and ponds. It has Xkm (Xmi) of ocean coastline.
{{wpl|Tropical_climate#Tropical_rainforest_climate|Tropical Wet climate zone}}
{{wpl|Tropical_climate#Tropical_wet_and_dry_or_forest_climate|Tropical Wet/Dry climate zone}}


==== Martillian Hydrology ====
===Port de Vent===
Its primary fluvial feature, the Lesser Sarbeliard, flows into the Sea of Odoneru from the western slopes of the Southern Spine. The Lesser Sarbeliard Estuary is the provinces primary waterway and concludes at the port city provincial capital Dormanshire. The northern border of Martilles extends to the midpoint of the Lesser Sarbeliard as determined by the 1884 mean low water line. Except for the Lesser Sarbeliard, most rivers and streams in Martilles are only navigable by small water craft. Oceangoing vessels can travel up the Lesser Sarbeliard as far as the Port of Dormanshire, and barges can traverse most of the lower part of the river, ending only at Belveil Falls, where the river’s alpine course enters the lower plains. Small barge traffic can also operate on the widened courses of the Saint Elodie River between the industrial towns of Marchelle St. Elodie and Neucort. Since its colonization by Latinic peoples in the first century CE, the rivers and streams have been dammed, redirected, and otherwise altered to be used for milling, hydrological power, and commercial purposes. Martilles hosts an extensive aquifer system which is utilized to support its agricultural, commercial and industrial endeavors. The province has 2,420 km (1,504 mi) of rivers and streams and 2,954 acres of lakes and ponds. There are no large lakes but there are numerous small lakes, ponds, and reservoirs which are often used for fishing, recreational activities, public water storage, and hydrological power. Martilles has X km (Xmi) of ocean coastline, all affronting the Sea of Odoneru. The shoreline, which includes all bays and inlets is Xkm (Xmi) long and sustains considerable saltwater marshes behind long sandy barrier beaches. The Saint Elodie River is the only breakwater in the southern barrier beaches. The chief water features behind these barrier beaches are the Saint Elodie Bay, the Great Vinrgues Bay and the Lesser Vinrgues Bay.
{{wpl|Tropical_climate#Tropical_rainforest_climate|Tropical Wet climate zone}}
{{wpl|Tropical_climate#Tropical_wet_and_dry_or_forest_climate|Tropical Wet/Dry climate zone}}


==== Martillian Flora ====
==Polar Burgundie==
Ref. New England/Acadian forests
[[File:2021 Polar Burg Climate.png|thumb|150px|A map of Polar Burg's climate using the Baby climate classification]]
<br />A virgin forested area along the Lesser Sarbeliard riverine border between Martilles and Faneria
The growing season, which is the period between the last killing frost in the spring and the first killing frost in the fall, is generally between 100 and 200 days long. Destructive frosts seldom occur later than the Ides of Proserpina or before the Nones of Torbada. Martilles has predominantly hyper productive Andisol soils. These were formed from the super eruption that created the Burgundian Caldera around 5000 BC. Underneath this soil is a firm bedding of coastal alluvium and the colluvium from the Southern Spine. The agricultural and logging sectors have long taken advantage of these rich soils, but the shorter growing season limits the scale of commercial farming and some areas have been totally stripped of their nutrients over time. The dominant agricultural products of the region are potatoes, corn, apples, cranberries, and blueberries in ascending order of harvest volume. There is a minor vineyard boom as climate change has made the planting of wine grapes more feasible, but the predominant product is ice wine which has a limited audience and is primarily enjoyed within the province.


Balsam fir, paper birch, and white spruce dominate the canopy. Due to over forestation the cypress population, particularly the northern white cedars native to the region, is almost extinct in Martilles. The presence of paper birch groves are typical in areas where cedar stands were over farmed as it is a successional species. Through human intervention (logging) the forests of Martilles have over the last few hundred years changed from a predominately coniferous forest zone to a northern extremity of the Temperate broadleaf and mixed forests of central Levantia. The eastern larch, black spruce, eastern white pine, and to a small extent the eastern hemlock are common pine varietals. The Canadian yew is common along the wetlands of Martilles, but its growth has not been prioritized in favor of other conifers since the 17th century.
===Argaea===
{{wpl|Tundra|Tundra climate zone}}
{{wpl|Ice cap climate|Ice Cap climate zone}}


== Burgundian Dericania ==
===Sudmoll===
Burgundian Dericania is constituted of the provinces of Adtaran, Bonavix, Cashen, Drusla, Eagaria, Esquinia, and Pumbria.
{{wpl|Subarctic climate|Subarctic climate zone}}


== Flordeterra ==
===Nauta Normand===
Main article: Flordeterra
{{wpl|Subarctic climate|Subarctic climate zone}}


Flordeterra is constituted of the provinces of Equitorial Burgundie, Hoheseen, Monsunboch, and Neu Burgund.
===Wintergen===
{{wpl|Humid_continental_climate#Warm_summer_subtype|Humid Continental climate zone}}


== Other Overseas Territories ==
=Physical Geography of Burgundie=
Because of its disparate locations, the [[Burgoignesc Thalattocracy]] has many different forms of geography. The thalattocracy is often divided into continental groups to group these classifications to describable groupings. These climatological divisions are the Burgoignesc Metrolpole, Audonio-Alshari Burgundie, Equatorial Osteicia, Polar Burgundies.


= Physical Geography of Burgundie =
==Burgoignesc Metropole==
Because of its disparate locations, Burgundie has many different forms of geography.


== Insular Burgundie ==
===Alavarian Strait===
Topography of Insular and Levantine Burgundie
The Alavarian Strait ([[Burgoignesc language|Burg]]: ''l'Estrech Alavarienne'') is the narrow body of water between [[Ile Burgundie]] and [[Nostrestran]].


This includes the islands of the Isle of Burgundie, Nauta Normand, and Wintergen.
==Audonio-Alshari Burgundie==


== Dericania ==
==Equatorial Osteicia==
Main article: Dericania


Geographically, Dericania consists of a series of defining features. From west to east they generally fall into the Paulus Peninsula, the Southern Spine, the Burgundian Caldera and the Eastern Plain.
==Polar Burgundies==


== Burgundian Dericania ==
=See Also=
Burgundian Dericania is constituted of the provinces of Adtaran, Bonavix, Cashen, Drusla, Eagaria, Esquinia, and Pumbria.
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== Flordeterra ==
Main article: Flordeterra
 
Flordeterra is constituted of the provinces of Equitorial Burgundie, Hoheseen, Monsunboch, and Neu Burgund.
 
== Other Overseas Territories ==
[[Category:Burgundie]]

Latest revision as of 20:23, 9 February 2024

The Burgundie is a nation spread across the world with its capital and majority landmass, known as the Burgoignesc Metropole, on the southeastern coast of Levantia.

The Burgoignesc Metropole is situated in the northern and eastern hemispheres. At its northernmost point the Metropole spans from 30° 15' 25" (30.2571°) north latitude in Levantx to 6° 54' 0" (6.9000°) north latitude at its southern most point in Faramount on the border with Urcea. At its westernmost point the Metropole's province of Esquinia reaches 17° 5' 56.4" (17.099 °) east longitude to 29° 40' 40.8" (29.678°) east longitude where Levantx also represents its easternmost reach. The Metropole has a total area of 1,687,869.35 sqkm (651,690 sqmi). It measures 8770.92km (5,450 mi) from north to south and 9446.84km (5,870 mi) east to west but the majority of that is the confluence of the Levantine Ocean the Sea of Istroya. It has a land frontier of 13,244.9 km (8,230 mi) and a coastline of 47,008.93 km (29,210 mi).

The coast of the Burgoignesc Metropole meets the Sea of Istroya on its southern half and the Levantine Ocean in the northern half. The Ile Burgundie is separated from the mainland by the Alavarian Channel, the island of Drusla is separated by the Ashraphon Strait. The northeastern provinces of Marves and Marialanus border on the Gulf of Philanthia. The island of Levantx is entirely bound by the Levantine Ocean. The inland border is formed by the foothills of the Matavista Mountain range in Vorenia to the north and to the X mountain range in Urcea to the west.


Climate

Spanning the climate classifications of Tropical Wet, Tropical Wet/Dry, Semiarid, Humid Subtropical, Subarctic, Tundra, and Ice Cap the Burgoignesc Thalattocracy has a megadiverse climate. The thalattocracy is often divided into continental groups to group these classifications to describable groupings. These climatological divisions are the Burgoignesc Metrolpole, Audonio-Alshari Burgundie, Equatorial Osteicia, and the Polar Burgundies.

Burgoignesc Metropole

A map of Levantine Burg's climate using the Baby climate classification

The Burgoignesc Metropole, also known as Levantine Burgundie, encompasses the nation of Burgundie and the Commonwealth Trade Island of Levantx. In its southern most tip it has a Tropical Wet climate zone which becomes a Tropical Wet/Dry climate zone as it moves north into the hinterlands. Moving along the coast to the northeast the area is entirely Humid Subtropical climate zone including Levantx.

The Tropical Wet climate zone exists along the south coast of Faramount where it extends into Urcea and some of the fringe southern coast of Drusla. They have very little annual temperature variation with a yearly average temperature is between 21°C to 30°C (70°F to 85°F). The annual precipitation is between 2000 to 2800 mm (79 - 110 in). The driest months are October and November have less than 200 mm (7.9 in) of rainfall.

The Tropical Wet/Dry climate zone covers western Faramount, western Burdeboch, the majority of Cashen, all of Esquinia, and the northwest of Daltmur. In summer, the temperature is between 15°C - 30°C (59°F to 86°F), while in winter the temperature is between 10°C - 25°C (50°F to 77°F). The annual precipitation is between 700 to 1000 mm (27.5- 39 in). The driest months are from November to March and they have less than 60 mm (2.3 in) of rainfall.

The Humid Subtropical climate zone covers northeastern Faramount, the island of Drusla, eastern Burdeboch, Cashen along its extreme eastern border, southern Daltmur, and all of the provinces of Argenbagne, Roln, Bonavix, Eagaria, Martilles, Pumbria, Estia, Marves, Marialanus, the Ile Burgundie, and Levantx. In summer, the temperature is between 14°C and 29°C (57.2°F and 84.2°F), while in winter the temperature is between 2°C and 14°C (35.6°F and 57.2°F). The annual precipitation is between 1,145.54 to 29,100 mm (45.5 to 145.5 in). The driest months are from November and December and they have less than 127 mm (5 in) of rainfall.

Burgdonia

A map of Audonio-Alshar Burg's climate using the Baby climate classification (WIP)

Audonio-Alshari Burgundie, encompasses the Commonwealth Trade Islands of Antilles, Salarive, Chaukhira, Alcairet, and Iles Evangeline. These islands are subdivided as follows: Isles of the Gulf of Kandara, Ayermer, and Alcairet.

Isles of the Gulf of Kandara

The Isles of the Gulf of Kandara are Antilles and Salarive. Antilles is above the Equator while Salarive is below the equator. Despite being only 5,021 km (3,120 mi) apart, the second shortest span between two Burgoignesc holdings, they are on opposite seasonal cycles. Summer in Antilles is May-August and summer in Salarive is November-February. This does not impact their climate classification, it is important for the reader to know that fact when reading about the seasonal climate information.

Antilles

On Antilles, the island's northern coast is in the Humid Subtropical climate zone. In summer, the temperature is between 20°C and 30°C (68°F and 86°F), while in winter the temperature is between 6°C and 20°C (42.8°F and 68°F). The annual precipitation is between 1,145 to 2,280 mm (45 to 89.76 in). The driest months are from July to September and they have less than 50 mm (2 in) of rainfall. The remainder of Antilles is in the Tropical Wet/Dry climate zone. In summer, the temperature is between 22°C - 32°C (71.6°F to 89.6°F), while in winter the temperature is between 13°C - 25°C (55.4°F to 77°F). The annual precipitation is between 700 to 1000 mm (27.5- 39 in). The driest months are from June to August and they have less than 10 mm (.4 in) of rainfall.

Salarive

Salarive's north central coast is in the Tropical Wet/Dry climate zone.

Humid Subtropical climate zone

Semi-arid climate zone

Alcairet

Tropical Wet/Dry climate zone Humid Subtropical climate zone

Chaukhira

Tropical rainforest climate

Equatorial Osteicia

A map of Equatorial Osteicia's climate using the Baby climate classification

Flordeterre

Tropical Wet climate zone Tropical Wet/Dry climate zone

Port de Vent

Tropical Wet climate zone Tropical Wet/Dry climate zone

Polar Burgundie

A map of Polar Burg's climate using the Baby climate classification

Argaea

Tundra climate zone Ice Cap climate zone

Sudmoll

Subarctic climate zone

Nauta Normand

Subarctic climate zone

Wintergen

Humid Continental climate zone

Physical Geography of Burgundie

Because of its disparate locations, the Burgoignesc Thalattocracy has many different forms of geography. The thalattocracy is often divided into continental groups to group these classifications to describable groupings. These climatological divisions are the Burgoignesc Metrolpole, Audonio-Alshari Burgundie, Equatorial Osteicia, Polar Burgundies.

Burgoignesc Metropole

Alavarian Strait

The Alavarian Strait (Burg: l'Estrech Alavarienne) is the narrow body of water between Ile Burgundie and Nostrestran.

Audonio-Alshari Burgundie

Equatorial Osteicia

Polar Burgundies

See Also

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