Rabbervoss

Rabbervoss/Raabervoes is the largest and most populous province of Malesia. It is located on the southeast coast, the most urbanised part of Malesia. It is the site of the capital of Malesia, Amstelveen.

The Haartijk Valley is by far the most famous valley in the province. Countless expeditions have set off through the valley to get to the forested highlands. Expeditions set off from the camping village of Jansstad and head up ten thousand feet to the top of the valley before walking along arêtes and through jungles to get to the highest point in Malesia, Mount Hopegoode.

The lowlands are home to three urban sprawls; Amstelveen, Helgosteen and Laarwijk. Interspersed with these sprawls are smaller communities and old hunting villages now a haven away from the cities. Tourism is the provinces biggest industry, followed by retail and manufacture.

Three miles northwest of Amstelveen are the coal mines which helped make the country wealthy in the 18th and 19th centuries.