North Region:
From Jesenranu to Mahad

Anoichtí Thálassa: the Open Sea, a sea within the Split

The Split: spot where a vast hole appears between two lines of the bridge, the hole being the Anoichtí Thálassa (Open Sea)

Thymoména Nerá: the angry waters, frothing, turbulent waters around the Tempest Fort

• Tempest Fort: fortress at the edge of Stayflies and the Island Bridge that is an outpost of a forgotten empire, still manned by soldiers of that empire who have not died because they are true to their oath to guard the way.

Krevzuk: 1,500 miles of a massive slave-trading empire

• Allangane-Krev: the massive slave market.
• Gurhand-Dhuur: colonized islands where many now-enslaved nations once lived.
• Krev'karandal: capital island.
• Krev'shadd: a massive naval base.
• Mourin-Krev: island dominated by a huge rock mountain that juts out of the sea with no beach and no flat land; where dead slaves are cast out.
• Zaggorin-Krev: largest city, huge port and trading center.

Golden Arch

Central Region:
Mahad to Taggarus

The Desert Islands

Bridge of Bridges

Green Islands

Bahr al'Ahmir: the red sea

Eastern Region:
Taggarus to Dabusen

Abaddonic Cluster:

• Abaddon: large islands amidst the Island Bridge composed of huge lava lakes and large volcanoes. Home to morags and hexars.
• Idolgu: outpost on the western end of this region where the Homeguard? seek to keep an eye on the morags.
• Othanim: outpost on the eastern end of this region where a small group of shemir keep watch on the morags.
• Prophetess's Tomb: massive, shattered mausoleum where the prophetesses of Abaddon are interred.
• Uyvalda: six islands that make up a city that is run by the cults who follow the prophetesses of Abaddon.

The Insect Zone:

• Chthroth: island where roach folk dwell.
• Eheri: island where butterfly folk dwell.

Dragon Islands: four volcanic islands where dragons dwell

• Feekoha:
• Ki'inao:
• Rhherb:
• Wohguhau:

Smiling Islands:

Southern Region:
Dabusen to Palhur

• Daratanua: Easter Island. Where great stone heads lie.
• Ebbua: Kiribati.
• Gullow Island: Samoa.
• Hu'wa'mali: Fiji.
• Illoanai: Tokelau.
• Katada'ui: Tuvalu.
• Lanahueto: Marshall Islands.
• Munuaeo: Christmas Island.
• Noha'atua: Niue.
• Oaball'yua: Vanuatu.
• Panalua: Hawaii. Major chain and powerful kingdom.
• Rahemmy: Palau.
• Sa'dara'due: Tahiti.
• Semajja: Micronesia. About 30,000 islands.
• Sen Tua Tua: Pitcairn Islands.
• Tahibina: Solomon Islands.
• Un'aua'halu: Galapagos.
• Upa'nau: Wallis and Futuna.
• Yaminae: Guam.

The Big Islands: just south of Dabusen

• Bandalay: Tasmania. Just south of Wondramagong.
• Nga Motu Moemoea: Aotearoa (New Zealand). A string of Big Islands called the Islands of Dreams.
• Wondramagong: Australia. One of the Big Islands.

Rainbow Islands: rainbow forested islands in a small cluster at the edge of the tropical zone

• An'ua'gai: barrier island chain circling the isles. Islands of the Scarletguard.
• Etaqu: lush green island home to beautiful music. Island of the Emerald Singer.
• Ganoa'alga: island of joy. Island of the Lavender Smile.
• Lower Lesedi: an island with a smaller version of the Lesedian Mirror. Island of the Rainbowguard.
• Muhari Muhari: an island with a vast mountain upon which wise elders dwell. Island of the Yellow Sage.
• Oduo: an island known for its welcoming nation who bring succor to lost sailors and its dense canopy that drapes it in darkness. Island of the Indigo Dark.
• Sunoa'alu: the seven colors united. Island of the Rainbow Serpent.
• Teo'barre: an island known for its matriarchal nation of lovers. Island of the Sapphire Heart.
• Ushun: an island chain known for the ferocious nation who refuses to be subjugated. Island of the Fulvous Fight.

Liberated Isles: islands closest to Dabusen, spillover from Ang Aming Lupain

• Jao Giai Phong: the free republic of Jao Giai Phong is a human settlement of those who fled Agikaan.
• Kabaitan: six islands where kindness is the guiding principle.
• Pulau Gelap: the island of Pulau Gelap is a dark-canopied island where a fountain of Elysian energy is hidden.

The Ice Floes