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'''Adarma''' is a [[Geographic regions of Gerenia|geographic region]] in [[Gerenia]]. It comprises the provinces of [[Adarma]] and [[Trans-Samarne]]. Geographically, it belongs to the [[Adarman Highlands]] and the Samarne Plateau, north of the Highlands. Because of this, the relief is mountainous, especially in the centre and south of the region. | '''Adarma''' is a [[Geographic regions of Gerenia|geographic region]] in [[Gerenia]]. It comprises the provinces of [[Adarma]] and [[Trans-Samarne]]. Geographically, it belongs to the [[Adarman Highlands]] and the Samarne Plateau, north of the Highlands. Because of this, the relief is mountainous, especially in the centre and south of the region. | ||
The upper section of the [[Camoleo]] flows from [[Lake Lamantia]] through the region. The [[Red River]], one of the Camoleo's main tributaries, originates in the region. | The upper section of the [[Camoleo River]] flows from [[Lake Lamantia]] through the region. The [[Red River]], one of the Camoleo's main tributaries, originates in the region. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:06, 8 March 2024
Adarma is a geographic region in Gerenia. It comprises the provinces of Adarma and Trans-Samarne. Geographically, it belongs to the Adarman Highlands and the Samarne Plateau, north of the Highlands. Because of this, the relief is mountainous, especially in the centre and south of the region.
The upper section of the Camoleo River flows from Lake Lamantia through the region. The Red River, one of the Camoleo's main tributaries, originates in the region.
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