Ceyreto
 | |
| Area | 12,875 km² (50,293 chunks) |
|---|---|
| Demonym | Kutharan / Ceyretan |
| States |  16 |
| Largest cities | |
Kuthara, also known as Ceyreto and formerly Aelwyn, is a continent in the northwest of Alathra.
List of nations, states and territories
The list below includes some sovereign countries falling fully or partially under the region of Kuthara.
| Flag | Name | Population | Capital | Name(s) in official language(s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Blackthorn |  45
|
Zethortal (in exile) | Hethikferal sav Zethortal |
|
Kalikhan |  67
|
Kalikhan | Kalikhan |
|
Kavisay | 20
|
Sanigrad | Tushatis Kavaskálan |
|
Lucredia | 15
|
Lucrona | Lucredia |
Geography
Kuthara contains a wide range of biome types, most of them influenced by the colder northern hemisphere. Forest cover is pre/valent, with spruce forests covering most of the north, gradually giving way to birch and evergreen forests in the southern regions. Areas outside of forest cover have developed into prairies and plains-type ecosystems.
Kuthara has three distinctive mountain ranges, which also affect local weather. The northeastern mountain range acts as barrier for the cold wind streams of the Icy Unknown, causing the nearby coast to have year-round snow.
To the northwest of the continent is the island of Valtara, the largest non-continental island in the known world.
The most notable geographic feature of the continent is the Salt Flats region. The Salt Flats region is a 1.1km in length area of completely flat land. Records indicate that the region was once home to a large dragon fossil, which has since gone missing, most likely due to the exploitation of natural resources common in the area.
Cartography
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Political map of Kuthara in 4 AC
