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==Geography== | ==Geography== | ||
South Kirav is mainly a broad peninsula at the southernpoint of the Great Kiravian island continent. Its topography is mostly low-lying and level plains, bounded by mountains across much of its northern frontier. The [[Issyr River]] bisects the region with its southward flow, emptying into the [[Odoneru Ocean]] near [[Cities of Kiravia#Tolôn|Tolôn]]. | South Kirav is mainly a broad peninsula at the southernpoint of the Great Kiravian island continent. Its topography is mostly low-lying and level plains, bounded by mountains across much of its northern frontier. The [[Issyr River]] bisects the region with its southward flow, emptying into the [[Odoneru Ocean]] near [[Cities of Kiravia#Tolôn|Tolôn]]. | ||
==Economy== | |||
South Kirav is the most agriculturally productive area of the Kiravian mainland, and has been the nation's breadbasket since ancient times. | |||
Five {{wp|nuclear power plant}}s are located in South Kirav, operating a combined total of fifteen reactors that together generate over 80 gigawatt-hours of electrical power annually. | |||
==Provinces== | ==Provinces== | ||
Revision as of 02:45, 30 January 2024
South Kirav is a theme of the Kiravian Federacy and a historical and cultural region that encompasses the southernmost provinces of Great Kirav.
South Coscivians are the majority ethnic group in South Kirav, and the prevailing language of the region is the South Coscivian language, also known as Deskan.
Geography
South Kirav is mainly a broad peninsula at the southernpoint of the Great Kiravian island continent. Its topography is mostly low-lying and level plains, bounded by mountains across much of its northern frontier. The Issyr River bisects the region with its southward flow, emptying into the Odoneru Ocean near Tolôn.
Economy
South Kirav is the most agriculturally productive area of the Kiravian mainland, and has been the nation's breadbasket since ancient times.
Five nuclear power plants are located in South Kirav, operating a combined total of fifteen reactors that together generate over 80 gigawatt-hours of electrical power annually.