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Tuwah is where horses come to escape their countries for a while, meet their families if in other countries, and safely find love else where. Tuwah is large and located in the middle of Z'yanka'e'ya. Any horse is welcome here, there is no fighting, and no horse can be caught and punished for having a relationship outside their country.

Nah'nawhn is the designated breeding and birthing grounds of Z'yanka'e'ya. Nah'nawhn means "The oasis near the ocean" and it's name reflects it perfectly. Nah'nawhn is warm, tropical, and filled with small pools of water. There is much vegetation and hidden areas where horses can go breed and birth in peace.

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Sub-board: Birthing

Oltan is the battle grounds of Z’yanka’e’ya. It is located in between Sika and Wae'dahn. Oltan is also 300 miles from Sulcher's pass and borders both Pradea'dahn and Murdahnteygo. Horses come here to battle for land, mates, or petty wars. Admin’s monitor this section and the winner of the battle will be awarded EP.

Sika is the slave land of Z'yanka'e'ya. Horses from Murdahnteygo and other countries come here to trade slaves.

Fenahn is located in the eastern part of Ahmawntreah. It is warm, rains little, and has little to no tree coverage other than some towering apple, lilac, and other fruit trees such as peach and plum. Mainly rolling hills and grasses, Fenahn is prone to wild fires like Kahya is in the summer months. Lower areas of Fenahn are littered with thickets, which in twenty or so years may be hardwood forests. Fenahn has deposits of rocks sprayed randomly around the territories, as well as large rock formations and small box canyons.

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Grahn'Friegh is the northern most territory of Ahmawntreah. It is flat, brushy and littered with large rock deposits. In the spring and summer, Grahn'Friegh smell heavily of flowers, the most common coming from blossoming lilac, honey suckle, and cherry trees. Grahn'Friegh borders the northern Thofyr Sea. Grahn'Friegh's norther protruding land is what separates the Keeious Ocean from the Thofyr Sea. Only about one hundred miles of Grahn'Friegh's inland border touches another country, the territory being Dea'ean of Murdahnteygo. Grahn'Friegh is about as cold as Hayacah is, but the winters are a bit less harsh and it is much less rainy.

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Eaybrahn is the western territory of Ahmawntreah. The farmost western area is bordered by the Yota Mountain range. The Yota Mountains are mostly snow capped year long and offer dangerous travel between Ahmawntreah's Eaybrahn and Murdahnteygo's Dea'ean. To the west, and about fifty miles east, Eaybrahn is hilly and mountainous, but then cascades off into rolling plain. To the north, the area tends to be more tree lined. The weather in the winter can be dangerous and long, although it tends to end quickly once summer hits. Eaybrahn has one large great lake, names Sa'Birthya. Sa'Birthya Lake is a great place to cool off in the summer months, though it is so large that by the time the surface has melted completely from the past winter, it is ready once again to freeze over. It is very deep, and many land traveling equines have noted seeing Hippocampi disappear under the water and not return for months at a time. It is thought that there may be some deep, ancient underground/water cave leading from this lake to F'rahan Lake in Dea'ean.

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Ja'zahni is tropical, moist, and very much rainy. This territory is thick rainforest, the 200+ year old trees tower over the landscape and can be seen from the hillier parts of Wae'dahn. Most of these massive trees can house equines, both from above and below. Ja'zahni has a high population of tropical fruit and vegetable trees, along with Forever Grays highest concentration of medicinal plants. Although beautiful, Ja'zahni can be deadly dangerous. There are carnivorous plants, called Sha'weh, in Pradea'dahn that have evolved over thousands of years, they are beautiful beyond belief, and let off a sickingly sweet smelling scent that can lure equines in for miles around. Ja'zahni borders the Relu Islands. They are easy to travel to and from through many sandbars during low tide.

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Sub-board: Sha'weh cavern

Illeao is sandy and it's beaches are mainly tropical mangroves, as well as ant lake, river, or pond. Littered with low lying tropical ferns, plants, and other small tropical fruits, Illeao is beautiful. The actual beached parts of Illeao are covered with a fine, porcelain colored sand, and are littered with palms. During the hotter summer months, the mangrove forests are drained of their water, making traveling easy. From norther Illeao, one can see Ahmawntreah's Xubu Islands, and from south Illeao, one can view Relu Islands.

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Vahn is nearly as tropical as Ja'zahni, but it has less foliage. It is slightly more plains like, almost mirroring it's neighbor, Kahya, western Vahn, however, is very thick with trees, and of higher elevation than southern Vahn. Like Ja'zahni, Vahn has it's Sha'weh of it's own, though there are three known plants, there could be many more. These Sha'weh however are still young (about 100 years old) and still cannot consume a full adult horse. Foals, deer, and other small creatures are not safe however, and great caution should be taken around them. Vahn has a high river count, the water spilling from the Yota Mountains.

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Dea’ean is the pride and joy to the horses of Murdahnteygo. It is warmer, has few hardwood forests, the grasses are long and lush, and most of all, it houses a great lake (great being the respectful size of New Hampshire and Vermont combined). Without this great lake, respectively named F’rahan, which means "Land Ocean", Dea’ean would be easily forgotten and more or less unmentionable. In some areas of Dea'ean the terrain is very hilly, but mostly Dea'ean is very sloping, in a gentle way however. Dea’ean is bordered by the Yota Mountains, but more importantly, borders both Eaybrahn. These territories are located in the Ahmawntreah country. The horses of Dea’ean need not worry much about their neighbors, mostly because the equines of Ahmawntreah are either undecided or neutral about the situation at hand.

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Sub-board: F'rahan Lake

Grahn'Lieer is located south west of Hayacah. It is chilly, much like Hayacah, and although much less hilly, it makes up for it in wetness. A large percentage of Grahn'Lieer's land is mostly peat bog and marshes. The ground is hollow in spots where long dead massive trees had dug their roots down. Inland there is a lot of dead fall, and very little living foliage other then moss and scruffy brush. All the rotting vegetation makes Grahn'Lieer smell not very pleasant, not to mention the sporadic places where pools of hot water bubble on the surface. These pools can be pleasant to take a dip in, but do not get caught in there when they reach well above boiling. Walking the marshes in the summer months can be dangerous, forcing Grahn'Lieer's residents toward the more solid ground near the ocean. Grahn'Lieer borders the Keeious Ocean and the beaches of Grahn'Lieer are sandy and pleasant.

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Breahya is located to the south. It is warmer than the more chilly territories of Murdahnteygo, and borders the entrance country, Z’yanka’e’ya. More importantly, Breahya borders the very important slave trading area of the Z'yanka'e'ya. Sika safely allows the patrons of Murdahnteygo, and the other countries to trade, “buy” and “sell” other equines and personal assistants. Breahya, the northern part anyway is quite flat, coming from both a boggy and peat moss territory, and a plains like area; it then begins a steady incline to the Uuto Mountains, where there are few passages safe enough to travel between Murdahnteygo and Z’yanka’e’ya. Breahya is predominantly littered with slash grass, hardwoods, and granite. There are no extremely large bodies of water to be noted, but there is a historical spot that all equines of Forever Gray know about. Breahya holds the one and only safe passage between Murdahnteygo and Pradea’dahn, Sulcher’s Pass.

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