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The '''Urce River''' is a major waterway in western [[Urcea]], which derives its name from the river basin. It is the primary riverway for much of the Urcean heartland and the capital of [[Urceopolis]] sits on its banks. It is a wide and deep river capable of hosting significant shipping and other waterbound traffic far into the mainland, and inland serves as a connection point for the [[Carolina-Grand Canal]]. | The '''Urce River''' is a major waterway in western [[Urcea]], which derives its name from the river basin. It is the primary riverway for much of the Urcean heartland and the capital of [[Urceopolis (City)|Urcea]] sits on its banks. It is a wide and deep river capable of hosting significant shipping and other waterbound traffic far into the mainland, and inland serves as a connection point for the [[Carolina-Grand Canal]]. | ||
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====Conquest and Civilization==== | ====Conquest and Civilization==== | ||
====Archduchy of Urceopolis==== | ====Archduchy of Urceopolis==== | ||
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====Great War Era==== | ====Great War Era==== | ||
====Modern Era==== | ====Modern Era==== | ||
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The Urce River is a major waterway in western Urcea, which derives its name from the river basin. It is the primary riverway for much of the Urcean heartland and the capital of Urcea sits on its banks. It is a wide and deep river capable of hosting significant shipping and other waterbound traffic far into the mainland, and inland serves as a connection point for the Carolina-Grand Canal.