Kalea

Kalea is the third largest continent of Tamirwy

Geography
Kalea has a shape similar to a crescent moon, wrapped around the Aefin Sea in the west. The Iseldir peninsula stretches along the south and southwest. Aside from the Pen Saeth Mountains in the west, it is largely rolling plains and hills. The Danubin River runs north from the mountains into the sea, the Pewyn running east into Lake Pewyn, and Fefin and Icen rivers meeting in Lake Fefin. The Separated by the Fefin Mountains is the Uchedir highlands, a large mountainous region in the central continent. The area includes the Anfarwol Valley and is dotted by countless small rivers and lakes, all dwarfed by the Loryn River and Loch Loryn. In the central west is the plains of Canol. North is the large forested region of of Goedwigg. It is characterized by huge sprawling ancient forests, with many ill defined lakes, rivers and swamps. It is bordered by the South Goedwigg River to the south and the North Goedwigg River to the northeast. East of the Uchedir is the Tuarmor region, a harsh but fertile land of cliffs and ridges plunging into the sea, interspersed with flood plains and valleys and the large salt lake Heffrid. The arid Rhyewng and dry Kotudun lay across the Orlewin River to the north and Dwyrain River to the south. To the northwest are the frozen forested Gweryd Islands, and to the southeast is the isle of Cryn, notable for Mount Nyeu and the Byer River.