Coscivian Sea
Coscivian Sea | |
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Type | Sea |
Primary inflows | Kilikas Sea |
Primary outflows | Sea of Nordska |
Basin countries | Kiravia, Burgundie, Faneria |
Surface area | [convert: invalid number] |
Average depth | [convert: invalid number] |
Max. depth | [convert: invalid number] |
Water volume | [convert: invalid number] |
Islands | Rhuon, Nauta Normand, Koskenkorva |
The Coscivian Sea is a large body of water in Northern Ixnay.
Nomenclature
Coscivian Sea is the most widely recognised name for the sea, adopted by mediæval Levantine writers in reference to the Coscivian peoples who settled its southern shores and most of its major islands. Historically, Coscivians themselves have referred to the sea as Tuśkix Fara ("North Sea") or Ambrix Tuśkifara ("Great North Sea"), although over time Kiravian cartographers and the Kiravian government have proudly adopted the prevailing international name.
History
Ancient civilisations
Rhūniks, Urom, Skithanawites? Celts
Middle Ages and empires
Coscivians - Sons of the Moon and Lords of the Tides
Germanic Welute üntermenschen
21st century and migrations
Geography
Extent
Oceanography
Coastal countries
Coastal cities
Subdivisions
- Íravokan Sea
- Blood-Blackened Bay
- Frost Bight
- Gulf of Genocide
Other features
10 largest islands by area
Climate
Sea temperature
Geology
Tectonics and paleoenvironmental analysis
Desiccation and exchanges of flora and fauna
Paleoclimate
Ecology and biota
Environmental history
Natural hazards
Biodiversity
- Cod
- Herring
- Whales
- Sharks
- Whale Sharks (maybe?)
- Narwhals
- Seabirds
Invasive species
Arrival of new tropical species
Sea-level rise
Pollution
Shipping
The Kiravian Littoral Force and Northern Lights Authority have taken extensive measures to make the Coscivian Sea safer for shipping.
Lighthouses
The vast number of dangerous coastal formations, rocks, shoals, and islets dotting the Coscivian Sea [are bad], especially during the long, dark subarctic winters. The Northern Lights Authority, an agency of the Kiravian government, is maintains several hundred lighthouses along the Kiravian coasts of the Coscivian Sea, along with a fleet of lightships and a number of light buoys.
The Burgundian Maritime Navigation Administration of the Revenue Guard administers the lighthouses, lightships, light towers, range lights, pier head lights, and light buoys on Burgundian and Faneriai coasts and islands in the Coscivian Sea.
Weather Radar
The Burgundian Maritime Navigation Administration of the Revenue Guard maintains the infrastructure, collects and diseminates weather data for Burgundie and Faneria in the Coscivian Sea.
AIS
The Burgundian Maritime Navigation Administration of the Revenue Guard maintains the infrastructure, collects and disseminates AIS data for Burgundie and Faneria in the Coscivian Sea. As the creators of AIS technology the Burgundian government is very covetous of the sharing of the technology, but are authorized to share the data collected. Since the late 2000s the Burgundian Maritime Navigation Administration has joined in a collaborative effort for safer sea passage with the Northern Lights Authority to share AIS data, set up sensors across Kiravia, and a marine traffic coordination center in Kiravian City TBD.
Other
Tourism
Fishing
Overfishing
Aquaculture
Gallery
See also
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- Coscivian Sea Cities
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- Seas
- Kiravia
- Faneria
- KRV
- Geography
- Bodies of water