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Mega-regions of Hergom

Wodranis

Wodranis, the core of Hergom and modern Wolgos civilization, presents a region of high climate variability, featuring a significant band of oceanic climate and continental climate. This climatic diversity supports a vast agricultural industry. As one moves deeper into Wodranis, the taiga that dominates much of Kupeya becomes evident, with its extensive forests and clearings. Over decades, these taiga regions have been transformed into agricultural land suitable for various crops and grazing livestock. Wodranis is well-known for its expansive plains, dense forests, and immense river networks that meander across the vast plains, occasionally broken by low-lying hills. The rivers, highly navigable and interconnected by an extensive network of transport canals, also benefit from sophisticated drainage and flood control measures.

Due to its geographical location, wind patterns, and the high Krugelwront Mountains to the south of Kupeya, Wodranis experiences high and frequent rainfall. This rainfall feeds its extensive rivers but also poses the risk of flooding. During winter months or Tyreal minimum years, heavy snowfall is a frequent occurrence. Cloud cover is a common feature, along with lightning storms and stormy weather, adding to the climatic challenges faced by the region.

Despite a century of exploitation, Wodranis and its wild forests remain a prominent feature of the region. Nevertheless, urbanization, agriculture, and industry have significantly altered the landscape. The Wolgos, generally having poor environmental records, have contributed to extensive agricultural runoff along with industrial and municipal waste, affecting the Wodranis river networks and ecology. The Wodranis River itself is highly polluted, forming a low-oxygen environment that has resulted in largely putrid and black waters. The river carries agricultural nitrogen waste, leading to expansive algae blooms that have made fishing impossible unless fish farming pens are used. The Peyh1ekaras Bay, where the river discharges, is almost year-round covered in algae blooms. Nearly 87% of its surface is occupied by industrial kelp farms. The bay is no longer home to many indigenous species as little sunlight reaches beneath its waters. Contamination with chromium and other heavy metals such as lead and mercury has all but obliterated all mammals and most fish species in the bay, which is now dominated by low-oxygen arthropods and jellyfish.

The H1rewdhel and Pleudhara rivers suffer similar plights to the Wodranis, with native fish and mammal species mostly surviving in tributaries. The Asreom coast, extending along all of Wodranis, is heavily industrialized with kelp farming for fuel. Around 60% of prime shallow waters are occupied for kelp farming, and the industry is expanding yearly into deeper waters. The fishing industry thrives along the Asreom coast but has heavily affected the fish stocks of the Asherian seas.

Agriculture in Wodranis is diverse and productive, leveraging the varied climate and rich soils. The fertile plains and transformed taiga areas are used for growing various crops, such as barley, rye, oats, and root vegetables like potatoes, turnips, and rutabagas. These crops are well-suited to the cooler temperatures and short growing seasons. Berries, both cultivated and wild, such as lingonberries and cranberries, are significant crops in the region. Greenhouse farming is widely practiced to extend the growing season and protect crops from harsh weather conditions. Livestock grazing is another critical component of Wodranis agriculture. Extensive areas are used for grazing aurochs, sheep, haiter and reindeer, breeds that are hardy and adapted to the cold climate. Forestry and agroforestry practices are also significant, combining trees with crops and livestock to enhance biodiversity and productivity.

The environmental impact of intensive agricultural and industrial activities in Wodranis is severe. Water pollution is a major issue, with agricultural runoff containing nitrogen and industrial waste, including heavy metals, heavily contaminating the river systems. The high levels of agricultural runoff have caused expansive algae blooms in rivers, creating low-oxygen environments that are detrimental to aquatic life. The Peyh1ekaras Bay suffers from year-round algae blooms, severely impacting marine life and leading to the dominance of low-oxygen-tolerant species like arthropods and jellyfish.

Loss of biodiversity is a significant concern in Wodranis. The native fish and mammal species are largely extinct in the major rivers, surviving mainly in the less polluted tributaries. The heavy pollution in the Peyh1ekaras Bay has eliminated most indigenous species, replaced by low-oxygen-tolerant organisms. The Asreom coast, with its extensive kelp farming for biofuel, has replaced natural marine habitats, further impacting indigenous species.

Flooding and soil erosion are additional environmental challenges faced by Wodranis. The high rainfall, coupled with poor land management practices, contributes to frequent flooding and significant soil erosion. Urbanization and industrial activities have altered the natural landscape, exacerbating these issues.

Kelp farming is a major industrial activity in Wodranis, particularly along the Asreom coast. The extensive kelp farming for biofuel occupies around 60% of prime shallow waters and is continually expanding into deeper waters. This industrial activity has replaced natural marine habitats, impacting marine biodiversity. The fishing industry, thriving along the Asreom coast, has significantly reduced fish stocks in the Asherian seas due to overfishing and habitat destruction.

Brudhan

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Hastos

Lukonos

Reudhros

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Sterpleudha

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Administrative Divisions (Weikoses - Provinces)

Wolgos Sub-species
Physiology topics: Wolgos Psyche - Wolgos Development From Birth to Adulthood - Death for the Wolgos - Wolgos Sexuality - Wolgos Masculinity - Wolgos Womanhood Culture topics: Oere - Wolgos Cuisine - Wolgos Sports - Wolgos units of measurement - Wolgos calendar - Wolgos language - Wolgos Cultural norms and traditions - Wolgos literature
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Dhonowlgos	The Bind	Hergom ep swekorwos	United New Kingdoms

~3000 CE - 7505 CE	7508 CE - 7603 CE	7608 CE - Present

History & Geography	History of Dhonowlgos: History of Dhonowlgos - Stained Era - Era of Rising Lilies Dhonowlgos Geography: Dnkluwos Islands
Politics & Economy	Dhonowlgos Politics: Politics - Foreign Relations Dhonowlgos Economy: Economy of Dhonowlgos
Society & Culture	Dhonowlgos Society: Monuments - Society - Brochs of Dhonowlgos Dhonowlgos Culture: Cultures of Dhonowlgos - Eokoesr in Old Dhonowlgos

History & Geography	History of The Bind: History - Geography - Military - Science - Brochs of The Bind The Bind Geography: Geography
Politics & Economy	Politics of The Bind: Politics - Military - Administrative Divisions of the Bind Economy of The Bind: Economy - Geography
Society & Culture	Society in The Bind: Brochs of The Bind - communication in The Bind - Demographics Cultures of The Bind: Wolgos Culture in The Bind - Ak'lam culture in the Bind - Shriaav in the Bind Empire

Hergom ep swekorwos

History & Geography	History of Hergom: History of Hergom - Colonisation of Kupeya - First Coalition War - Second Coalition War Urbanisation in Hergom: Cities and Urban centres: Nekwehon, Ombhrosdhom, Rūdhroskhom, Newos Chaed Praet, Newos Kalsulan, Kérsróm, Nbhreǵ-Skous, Newos Dhowkros, Nbhreǵ-Endas, Dhubhowelksteh2nos, H2stḗrtérm̥n Geography of Hergom: Regions - Administrative Divisions - National parks - Mountains - Rivers and Lakes
Politics & Economy	Economy of Hergom: Economy Companies and Resources: Companies of Hergom - Natural resources - Energy Financial Systems: Currency - Banking - Twenty seven enterprises Economy and Commerce: Living standards - Consumer goods and shopping - Bazaar Ports of Hergom - Transport in Hergom - Computing in Hergom Politics of Hergom: Government of Hergom - Gweḱwōntiyo Hregwes - Heghnom Kawisoos - Hregwis Wl̥kwos - Wolgos Justice System - Others court - Human justice system - Other's law - Human Code - Hominid Rights in Hergom Military and Defence: Military overview - Hlrike - H2egmegh2 - Army - Wodr̥h2ekmon - Navy - Dyeubherh2 - Airforce - Peh2ugneh3i Weg - Military Police - Nuclear Weapons - Coast Guard
Society & Culture	Ethnicity: Wolgos - Gahnam in Hergom - Chalam in Hergom - Uturans in Hergom - Sekwntos - Shriaav of Hergom Society and Culture: Sports in Hergom - Science in Hergom - Healthcare in Hergom - Wolgos Cultural norms and traditions - Wolgos Cuisine and Cuisine in Hergom - Media in Hergom - Education in Hergom - Wolgos Tribes Religion: Dlroch'veldr

United New Kingdoms

History & Geography	History of The United New Kingdoms: History The United New Kingdoms Geography: Geography
Politics & Economy	Politics of The United New Kingdoms: Politics - Military Economy of The: Economy - Geography
Society & Culture	Society and Culture in The United New Kingdoms: Wolgos Culture in the UNK - Demographics - Humans of the UNK Culture of The United New Kingdom: Brochs of The United New Kingdoms - Culture of the United New Kingdoms

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 === Wodranis ===
+Wodranis, the core of [[Hergom ep swekorwos|Hergom]] and modern Wolgos civilization, presents a region of high climate variability, featuring a significant band of oceanic climate and continental climate. This climatic diversity supports a vast agricultural industry. As one moves deeper into Wodranis, the taiga that dominates much of Kupeya becomes evident, with its extensive forests and clearings. Over decades, these taiga regions have been transformed into agricultural land suitable for various crops and grazing livestock. Wodranis is well-known for its expansive plains, dense forests, and immense river networks that meander across the vast plains, occasionally broken by low-lying hills. The rivers, highly navigable and interconnected by an extensive network of transport canals, also benefit from sophisticated drainage and flood control measures.
+Due to its geographical location, wind patterns, and the high [[Krugelwront Mountains]] to the south of Kupeya, Wodranis experiences high and frequent rainfall. This rainfall feeds its extensive rivers but also poses the risk of flooding. During winter months or Tyreal minimum years, heavy snowfall is a frequent occurrence. Cloud cover is a common feature, along with lightning storms and stormy weather, adding to the climatic challenges faced by the region.
+Despite a century of exploitation, Wodranis and its wild forests remain a prominent feature of the region. Nevertheless, urbanization, agriculture, and industry have significantly altered the landscape. The Wolgos, generally having poor environmental records, have contributed to extensive agricultural runoff along with industrial and municipal waste, affecting the Wodranis river networks and ecology. The [[Wodranis River]] itself is highly polluted, forming a low-oxygen environment that has resulted in largely putrid and black waters. The river carries agricultural nitrogen waste, leading to expansive algae blooms that have made fishing impossible unless fish farming pens are used. The [[Peyh1ekaras Bay]], where the river discharges, is almost year-round covered in algae blooms. Nearly 87% of its surface is occupied by industrial kelp farms. The bay is no longer home to many indigenous species as little sunlight reaches beneath its waters. Contamination with chromium and other heavy metals such as lead and mercury has all but obliterated all mammals and most fish species in the bay, which is now dominated by low-oxygen arthropods and jellyfish.
+The [[H1rewdhel river|H1rewdhel]] and [[Pleudhara river|Pleudhara]] rivers suffer similar plights to the Wodranis, with native fish and mammal species mostly surviving in tributaries. The [[Asreom coast]], extending along all of Wodranis, is heavily industrialized with kelp farming for fuel. Around 60% of prime shallow waters are occupied for kelp farming, and the industry is expanding yearly into deeper waters. The fishing industry thrives along the Asreom coast but has heavily affected the fish stocks of the Asherian seas.
+Agriculture in Wodranis is diverse and productive, leveraging the varied climate and rich soils. The fertile plains and transformed taiga areas are used for growing various crops, such as barley, rye, oats, and root vegetables like potatoes, turnips, and rutabagas. These crops are well-suited to the cooler temperatures and short growing seasons. Berries, both cultivated and wild, such as lingonberries and cranberries, are significant crops in the region. Greenhouse farming is widely practiced to extend the growing season and protect crops from harsh weather conditions. Livestock grazing is another critical component of Wodranis agriculture. Extensive areas are used for grazing [[aurochs]], sheep, [[haiter]] and reindeer, breeds that are hardy and adapted to the cold climate. Forestry and agroforestry practices are also significant, combining trees with crops and livestock to enhance biodiversity and productivity.
+The environmental impact of intensive agricultural and industrial activities in Wodranis is severe. Water pollution is a major issue, with agricultural runoff containing nitrogen and industrial waste, including heavy metals, heavily contaminating the river systems. The high levels of agricultural runoff have caused expansive algae blooms in rivers, creating low-oxygen environments that are detrimental to aquatic life. The Peyh1ekaras Bay suffers from year-round algae blooms, severely impacting marine life and leading to the dominance of low-oxygen-tolerant species like arthropods and jellyfish.
+Loss of biodiversity is a significant concern in Wodranis. The native fish and mammal species are largely extinct in the major rivers, surviving mainly in the less polluted tributaries. The heavy pollution in the Peyh1ekaras Bay has eliminated most indigenous species, replaced by low-oxygen-tolerant organisms. The Asreom coast, with its extensive kelp farming for biofuel, has replaced natural marine habitats, further impacting indigenous species.
+Flooding and soil erosion are additional environmental challenges faced by Wodranis. The high rainfall, coupled with poor land management practices, contributes to frequent flooding and significant soil erosion. Urbanization and industrial activities have altered the natural landscape, exacerbating these issues.
+Kelp farming is a major industrial activity in Wodranis, particularly along the Asreom coast. The extensive kelp farming for biofuel occupies around 60% of prime shallow waters and is continually expanding into deeper waters. This industrial activity has replaced natural marine habitats, impacting marine biodiversity. The fishing industry, thriving along the Asreom coast, has significantly reduced fish stocks in the [[Asherian seas]] due to overfishing and habitat destruction.
 === Brudhan ===