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The [[Blutbadholz]] is the westernmost forest of the [[Hohlhandländer]] region of [[Graben Island]]. In addition to the valueable pines and larches which provide wood for the island's inhabitants, the Blutbadholz is noteworthy because it contains evidence of earlier settlements, occupied prior to [[Efraim Graben]]'s arrival in [[580 BC]].<ref>[[Nocturnal Sea Gazetteer]], p.137</ref> | The [[Blutbadholz]] is the westernmost forest of the [[Hohlhandländer]] region of [[Graben Island]]. In addition to the valueable pines and larches which provide wood for the island's inhabitants, the Blutbadholz is noteworthy because it contains evidence of earlier settlements, occupied prior to [[Efraim Graben]]'s arrival in [[580 BC]].<ref name="NSS_p137">[[Nocturnal Sea Gazetteer]], p.137</ref> | ||
The [[Todwasser]] and [[Wutwasser]] rivers both have their sources in the Blutbadholz.<ref name="NSS_p137" /> | |||
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[[Category:Locations in Nebligtode]] | [[Category:Locations in Nebligtode]] | ||
[[Category:Region of Graben Island]] | [[Category:Region of Graben Island]] | ||
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The Blutbadholz is the westernmost forest of the Hohlhandländer region of Graben Island. In addition to the valueable pines and larches which provide wood for the island's inhabitants, the Blutbadholz is noteworthy because it contains evidence of earlier settlements, occupied prior to Efraim Graben's arrival in 580 BC.[1]
The Todwasser and Wutwasser rivers both have their sources in the Blutbadholz.[1]
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Nocturnal Sea Gazetteer, p.137
