The Dryveldt

The vast plain known as the Dryveldt stretches between the Sabola River and the escarpment that marks the boundary between Mafosaland and Tanyaka. It is seemingly endless - almost treeless - and home to millions of hoofed animals who are constantly on the move seeking fresh pastures, constantly watched by predators. Migratory animals include zebras, wildebeests, gazelles, giraffes, elephants, and antelopes. Predators include lions, cheetahs, and hyenas. Migration forces grazers to cross numerous rivers and streams which can leave many drowned and others taken by crocodiles. Temperatures during the day can reach extremely high.
Villages of the Nualaa people line the streams that cross the plain, with some towns of significant size situated on the few rocky escarpments that break the flat expanse. The largest of these towns are Kiti Mativa and Boama.
Category:Locations
Category:Locations in Mafosaland
Category:Locations on The Veldt
Category:Plains