Nara Desert

Between the isolated town of Ulqataadi and the Bezana River, the Dulqa's characteristics change and the region grows more and more parched and desolate. Slowly the sand dunes of the western desert give way to a region of limestone flats, known as the Nara Desert, broken in their uniformity only by the pockmarks of dry salt lakes and glittering ribbons of ancient riverbeds now choked by a rime of salt and fine gypsum dust. As inimical to most life as it is, even for creatures adapted to the desert, the landscape is telling about the Kaspari Empire's past climate in that it suggests the entire area was once covered with water. Some ancient geological event must have radically shifted rainfall patterns, leading to the present extreme desiccation, as evidenced by the evaporated riverbeds and powder-fine alluvial salts.
Category:Locations
Category:Locations in the Kaspari Empire
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Category:Deserts