Jeogeot North Islands

The North islands of Jeogeot are clearly separated by a large canal and can be considered as a Subcontinent. They share many similar features. SLGI team gave it the designation number **B051**.

## History

This area was built around 2007, together with the rest of the continent. However, during its construction, the Linden officials had a different vision then when they built the rest of the continent.

The subcontinent was built with its own network of coastal waterways, but without any internal roads, unconnected to the rest of the continent by any trail of Protected Land. Later, in 2019, with the developing of new continents to North, buffer water sims were added and finally it became possible to sail from Jeogeot Gulf to the North Islands.

## Structure

The subcontinent consists of 36 sims. So, if it were completely separated from Jeogeot, it could be a standalone continent. From this, 15 (roughly half) sims are flooded.

The subcontinent includes the flooded sims located North and East to it. To South, the border is drown by an open navigation canal, which separates the islands from the main landmass.

## Geography

The altitude map reveals that there are two islands separated by a canal. Also, it appears that the small, Southern island, is composed of two lobes, two hills separated by a valley.

The Northern island has a large central plateau, with average altitudes of 66 m. Altitudes drop drastically as one gets closer to the coast. There are a few narrow beaches along the coast.

There is a long river separating the two islands. The river is not protected land, so it cannot be used for sailing. Still, some agreements exist between residents, allowing limited navigation to pass.

The Southern island is smaller and does not form a large plateau. There are a few hills, whose altitude rises to roughly 60 m. Surprisingly, there is a large valley, a depression in the middle, where altitude is of 26 m. There are small coastal areas that are protected land.

A third, small island, is located in North-East. It is entirely Protected Land and is home of the *Forgotten Garden*. This is a nice, quiet place, ideal for people who want to find a nice, quiet spot. There are ruins on the island. Also, there is a place to rezz boats.

Until late 2019, the waterways were unconnected. They were used only by local sailors. Waterways surrounding the islands host sea weeds and coral reefs.

## Land Status

Almost half of the land is composed of waterways that encircle the islands and is Protected Land. There is Inhabited Land on the two large islands, as well as on a few ocean parcels surrounding the islands. Land With Restricted Access is present, but not in a too large amount. Abandoned Land is more common in the center of the islands.

## Transportation

There are no roads across the islands. However, there are large waterways surrounding them. Waterways located to West are part of the Jeogeot - Sansara passage and give access to a new continent that is being built to the North. Today, there are many boats and airplanes passing through them on the Western side of the islands. Waterways located on the Eastern side are much more quiet.

The SLGI Fleet has a regular ship that reaches the *Forgotten Garden* every 6 hours.

## See Also

* Second Life Geography
* List Of Subcontinents
* Jeogeot