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The River Caledon is the Hammish name for the river which runs through the country of [[Hamland]]. The river has two tributaries which both begin at lakes in central [[Keltia]]. These two tributaries are the River Petryn and the River Linds.
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The '''River Caledon''' is the Hammish name for the river which runs through the country of [[Hamland]]. The river has two tributaries which both begin at lakes in central [[Keltia]]. These two tributaries are the River Petryn to the east and the longer River Linds to the West.
 
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The River Caledon is the Hammish name for the river which runs through the country of Hamland. The river has two tributaries which both begin at lakes in central Keltia. These two tributaries are the River Petryn to the east and the longer River Linds to the West.