Chapter 36 - Other Missing Locations (B)

the north part of Bajfold County, near the village of Keszpenz ... I went walking north. I walked and walked until I came to the biggest lake I'd ever seen. I tasted the water, and it tasted like salt ... So I walked back until I came into the mountains [where a hole fills up with water] [I] used its head to plow a big gap in the side of the hole so the water could get out. I plowed and plowed until I came to the plains ... I just kept going until I came to the far mountains, and I plowed right through them .... that is how the River first got started

[Kragar] poured each of us a glass of Baritt's Valley white.

Baritt had lived in a square, grey stone building on the outskirts of Adrilankha, in the hills to the west. He probably called it a castle. I could call my tunic a chair if I wanted to. It had three stories, a large front door, a couple of servants’ entrances, a few glass windows, and a sharply sloped roof. His estate struck me as too rocky, and the soil too sandy, to be good for much.

Before me stretched gentle, green hills; behind rose the cliff called the Wall, with the plain flat monument to Baritt, his "tomb" standing up before it; and around me were the Eastern Mountains

rebellion broke out along the coast to the southwest [of Dragaera City] in response to the combination of wheat shortages from the north [and] piracy from the Longburry Islands ... [Sethra put down the rebellion] on Bernen's Field.

the gentle flow of Berrin's Creek

The County of Arylle was raised to a Duchy ... in recognition of Corpet's daughter ... who assisted in the Siege of Blacktar by refusing passage of supply trains through her domain, and, further, by refusing to sell her produce to the rebellious Baroness of Lockfree

[Paresh] had the rustic accent of the duchies to the immediate north of Adrilankha

[Paresh's family's] thirty acres ... our closest neighbor to the west [had] twenty-eight acres ... out neighbor to the north had thirty-five acres ... I was granted twenty acres a few miles south of where my family lived ... there was a woman I'd met in Blackwater who still lived at home.

[Paresh] heard sounds far to the south [of his home] ... I began to walk toward her keep--southward ... It was many miles, and all I saw around me as I walked were ... blackened woods ... I came to the place where I had been born and had lived most of my life ... when I had finished I continued my journey

Numerous roads crisscross Mistyvale County: from Riverwall to Steps, from Brambles to Crossway, from Nacine to Gridley, from Hillcrest to Ripples, from Lottstown to Gorge.

Numerous roads crisscross Mistyvale County: from Riverwall to Steps, from Brambles to Crossway, from Nacine to Gridley, from Hillcrest to Ripples, from Lottstown to Gorge. Moreover, these roads have not been carefully named; to be sure there is the Gridley Road, and the Lottstown Road, but there are three distinct roads called Hillcrest Pike and two that are known generally as the Brambles Road

the first seeds of the Great Plagues were beginning in Adrilankha, Candletown, Northport, Branch and Tirinsar

like the floodwaters of the swollen Breaking River in spring

the mighty sculpture by the unknown artist called the Hammer of Bre’in (lost, alas, in the Fall of the City), to Rahera’s epic poem, Homecoming of Sitrata, to the nine-day play The Fall of Nileesitac

The Briartown affair ... Eastmanswatch can move ... four hundred miles in a day and a night

the retreat from Watcher's Lake [to] reach the safety of ... Brickerstown

we cannot go to Adrilankha, for the simple reason that we have not secured it. And our ships that were intended to run between Hartre and Candletown are afraid of the reavers from Elde Island ... there is discontent in the rear areas. Indeed, there have been murmurings of revolt from Brightstone, not a hundred leagues from [Kana] ... As to Brightstone, well, so long as the murmurs remain murmurs, I am not worried. But, in any case, you have dispatched a brigade of Home Guard under Marchioness Wunra, have you not? That should be sufficient even if the reports be true.

Captain Gant-Aerethia ... from a marshy south-western lake region ... during the Island Wars, especially at the Battle of Near P'iensotta ... the Charge of the Brown River

a place that is very nearly at the western edge [of the Empire] ... to the far northwestern region of the continent, on a peak called Kana, in the Kanefthali Mountains. In the earliest days of the Empire, when the seventeen tribes ... began moving east, among the first discoveries was [the Kanefthali Mountains, and Zerika negotiated a portion away from the Serioli] This portion centered around four of the mountains: Koopyr, famous for its large twin peaks ... Needle-at-the-Top and Redground ... and Kana, which looked back north upon the others ... the Serioli [were] confined to the far north, on such peaks as Lostway and Brownhead ... in a lower valley of Kana called Whiteside, near a village of the same name