Great Kavir

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The Great Kavir (Kaveer meaning "wasteland" in Arabic) is a desert spanning across Battganuur, Bulkh, Pursat, and Umardwal in Daria, Audonia. Some 5,000 years ago, the area was not so arid and the vegetation might have been closer to a savanna. However, desertification set in around 3000 BCE, and the desert became much like it is today. The Great Kavir is mainly rocky stone plateaus (hamada); sand seas – large areas covered with sand dunes (ergs); gravel plains (reg); dry valleys (wadi); dry lakes (oued); and salt flats (shatt or chott).

There is an international reclamation project called the Great Green Wall occurring in Battganuur, Bulkh, and Pursat, with investment from Burgundie to green, rewild, and de-desertify the edge of the desert to reclaim arable land.

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Countries	Battganuur Bulkh Canpei Daxia Huoxia Kandara Metzetta Oyashima Pukhgundi Pursat Rusana Soirwind Tapakdore Umardwal Yanuban United Audonian Emirates Zaclaria
Dependencies	Antilles Alcairet Chaukhira Huadao
Languages	Arabic Burgoignesc Lebhan Umardi Pukhti Tapakdi Kandaro Oyash Peshbi Metzi
Geography	Aab-e-Farus Audonia-centric world map Great Man-Made Crater Plateau of Leng Shauku Archipelago The Cathay Triangle Middle seas region Levantine Ocean Ocean of Cathay Pukhtun Sea Sea of Capelan Sea of Kandahar Great Expanse Sindhus River Great Kavir
History	Myanga Ayil Khanate Deiocean Empire Arunid Empire Kingdom of Eshel Oduniyyad Caliphate Burgoignesc colonial empire Pre-modern global trade Silk Road Salt trade Spice trade Sea of Istroya trade network Pre-modern slave trade Southern Route

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