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The Mainland is the largest and oldest part of [[The Freethinker Commonwealth]]. Home to 90% of the [[Freethinker]] population, the island is mostly a large barren desert, dominated by several large cities on the coasts and some of the most spectacular mountain ranges in the world. | The Mainland is the largest and oldest part of [[The Freethinker Commonwealth]]. Home to 90% of the [[Freethinker]] population, the island is mostly a large barren desert, dominated by several large cities on the coasts and some of the most spectacular mountain ranges in the world. | ||
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| + | '''Climate & Terrain:''' The Mainland is dominated by its vast, untamed deserts and towering mountain ranges. Comprised of a single, supermassive landmass surrounded by many smaller islands, this continent-sized equatorial state has a dry, arid climate except in small isolated spots near the coasts and between the larger mountain ranges. Desert and semi-arid terrain account for about 80% of the total land, with the rest dominated by shrubland, mountains and thick tropical jungles. | ||
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| + | '''Enviromental Hazards:''' Frequent sandstorms in desert regions, Hurricanes on Western and Northern shores from late spring to autumn, native wildlife. | ||
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| + | '''Enviromental Issues:''' Increasing desertification, pollution concerns in major rivers and waterways | ||
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Revision as of 12:16, 29 April 2006
Overview
The Mainland is the largest and oldest part of The Freethinker Commonwealth. Home to 90% of the Freethinker population, the island is mostly a large barren desert, dominated by several large cities on the coasts and some of the most spectacular mountain ranges in the world.
Geography
Climate & Terrain: The Mainland is dominated by its vast, untamed deserts and towering mountain ranges. Comprised of a single, supermassive landmass surrounded by many smaller islands, this continent-sized equatorial state has a dry, arid climate except in small isolated spots near the coasts and between the larger mountain ranges. Desert and semi-arid terrain account for about 80% of the total land, with the rest dominated by shrubland, mountains and thick tropical jungles.
Enviromental Hazards: Frequent sandstorms in desert regions, Hurricanes on Western and Northern shores from late spring to autumn, native wildlife.
Enviromental Issues: Increasing desertification, pollution concerns in major rivers and waterways
