Difference between revisions of "Epimedes River"
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| − | The Epidemis river is one of Aite's most notable. It originates from the western parts of the imposing [https://wiki.aiterp.net/index.php/Dactyl_Mountains Dactyl Mountain Range] that surrounds Freedom Falls to the south and west, with several tributaries that flow down the eastern faces of the Dactyl Mountains. The majority of the meltwater comes from Mount Epimedes, the tallest of the western range. The water is very clean, owing to the pristine condition of the Dactyl mountains. Freedom Falls is the largest, but far from the only settlement built along the river, and most of the town's power supply comes from the hydroelectric | + | The Epidemis river is one of Aite's most notable. It originates from the western parts of the imposing [https://wiki.aiterp.net/index.php/Dactyl_Mountains Dactyl Mountain Range] that surrounds Freedom Falls to the south and west, with several tributaries that flow down the eastern faces of the Dactyl Mountains. The majority of the meltwater comes from Mount Epimedes, the tallest of the western range. The water is very clean, owing to the pristine condition of the Dactyl mountains. Freedom Falls is the largest, but far from the only settlement built along the river, and most of the town's power supply comes from the hydroelectric dams built to harness the energy of its flow. To the east, the river gradually breaks off into various distributaries, creating the far-reaching [[Dagessa Wetlands]]. |
Revision as of 14:14, 15 July 2018
The Epidemis river is one of Aite's most notable. It originates from the western parts of the imposing Dactyl Mountain Range that surrounds Freedom Falls to the south and west, with several tributaries that flow down the eastern faces of the Dactyl Mountains. The majority of the meltwater comes from Mount Epimedes, the tallest of the western range. The water is very clean, owing to the pristine condition of the Dactyl mountains. Freedom Falls is the largest, but far from the only settlement built along the river, and most of the town's power supply comes from the hydroelectric dams built to harness the energy of its flow. To the east, the river gradually breaks off into various distributaries, creating the far-reaching Dagessa Wetlands.
