The Borogoves

**The Borogoves** (Sometimes known as Complexia) is a geographic region in central Parania that is bounded by the Babbler Sea and western Parania to the west and southern Parania to the south. The Borogoves most common conception includes Maceland, Hargenland, New Acheson, New Edelorea, Borogovia, Munnach, and the northern section of Lobevia, but occasionally it includes Apelchem (Mainly the southwest) and Silegre. Rarely, the region often cuts out Munnach and Lobevia and is confined to just Hargenland, New Acheson, New Edelorea and Borogovia. The largest cities in the Borogoves are Greater Linthager, Borogovia at 3.9 million people, Greater Sprookeuvel, Hargenland at 2.5 million people, Metro Cadlebeth, New Edeloria at 2.4 million people; and Greater Fluister, New Acheson at 2.3 million people.

## Geology

The geology of the Borogoves began to form 1.8 billion years ago and potentially even earlier. The oldest natural structure in the region is Mt. Hoggabara which is the only active volcano in the region and stands at 2,549 meters, the area surrounding the mountain is said to be among the most dangerous in the world and most have to view the mountain from afar.

## Geography

### Topography

The Borogoves has rather unique geography. The coastal plain areas (Mostly along northern Hargenland and most of New Acheson) are generally low and flat, with sandy soil and marshy land. Inland Hargenland, Borogovia, Munnach, northern Lobevia and New Edeloria are home to "highlands" which are usually forested and range from mostly rolling hills to summits greater than 6,561 ft (2,000 m), the highest peak is Mt. Hoggabara in Borogovia.

### Climate

Most of the Borogoves have homogeneous climates with a mostly wet and humid environment which becomes drier the more south and east you get in the region, summers are usually warm in northern sections and hot in southern sections. The northern section of Lobevia and most of Munnach is usually the most overcast and foggiest part of the region with many calling the area along the Munnach and Lobevia border "Foggy Valley." Most of the region has a humid continental climate. Oceanic climates are found only in Lobevia and along southwestern Hargenland's coast.

### Wildlife

Just second to southeastern Parania, The Borogoves has the second most mammal species per region in Parania at 222 mammal species, most being rodents, bats and other smaller mammals, Borogovia has the most mammalian species at about 130 species but over half of the mammal species were introduced. There are also about 1,340 bird, 30 amphibian, 50 reptile, 270 fishes, 250 mollusk, 571 arachnid, and 13,340 insect species across the region which is very diverse compared to other regions. The Borogoves is home to the largest fox population in Parania at an estimated 980,000 individuals throughout the region; its also home to a significant culpeo population at around 180,000.

## Demographics

### Ethnic Origins

The largest ethnic group is Caucasian at 71.6% of the region's ethnic groups. just being next to Southeastern Parania, The Borogoves is also home to one of the highest Arabic populations in Parania and they comprise about 14.8% of the entire region's ethnic groups with majority being from Jabala, Peisybaku and Piranaba, other groups include Africans at 6.8%, Asians at 2.4%, and two or more races at 2.4%. The region has such a large diversity in ethnic groups due to being deemed as a very safe and high-class region full of multiple job opportunities as well as a high spike in happiness among its residents which attracted many from across the world.

### Religion

About 58.9% of the population is religious with the highest affiliation being Christianity at 45.7% and Islam coming in second at 13.2%, the highest Christian denomination is Roman Catholicism which accounts for 38.9% of the population (85.1% of the Christian population) with Protestantism coming in second. 41.1% is not religiously affiliated which is stronger in this region then any other.

### Language

The region is home to one of the highest language diversity and density in the continent with over 300 languages spoken across the region. The people of the region are very good at speaking English at around 88.3% being fluent in English and 5.1% knowing some English.