Rivers of Eden

===== Lake Eden =====
Lake Eden was named by Captain Joseph M. Smith as it was surveyed from orbit aboard the ECS Moroni. It was so named, and declared as the great life giver and a holy sign. It is a deep water lake, by definition an inland sea. Four rivers flowing out from it to the oceans of either coast include two deep water rivers, the Hiddekel and the Pishon.
===== Gihon River =====
Named for one of the four Rivers of Paradise, the Gihon flows east and is a wide, shallow river well known for hosting wild life and varieties of fresh water spawning salt water fish, such as the species of salmon the LDS Church brought with them.
===== Hiddekel River =====
Named for one of the four Rivers of Paradise, the Hiddekel flows west and is a wide, deep water river well known for being a trade route across the continent and for shipping to and from Lake Eden. The LDS Church colony group founded its first settlement of Gideon's Redoubt along the north banks. The Clan Badi colony group established its first settlement along the south banks. Together their joint settlement of East Gideon spanned both the Hiddekel, and the Phrath by 2400.
===== Phrath River =====
Named for one of the four Rivers of Paradise, the Phrath flows west and is a wide, shallow river well known for hosting wild life and varieties of fresh water spawning salt water fish, such as the species of salmon the LDS Church brought with them. The joint settlement of East Gideon spanned both the Hiddekel, and the Phrath by 2400 maintaining a clean water agreement in the Phrath that ensured good resources of water and fish from it.
===== Pishon River =====
Named for one of the four Rivers of Paradise, the Hiddekel flows west and is a wide, deep water river well known for being a trade route across the continent and for shipping to and from Lake Eden.
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