Noelred Geography
Topology
It is composed of rugged hill ranges, rocky plains, moors, and forests.Elevation
It is an average of 1000’ to 2000’ feet above sea level, although this varies, with some 3000’ hills, and a few sea-level valleys.Climate
TemperateWeather
Regular precipitation, with about 50% likelihood per day.Flora
bog myrtle, bracken, buttercup, cranberry, foxglove, gorse, heather, moss, peat, saxifrage, tawny grass and wild violet
Forestry
Evergreens are more prominent in the north, and deciduous trees making up the balance in the south.hawthorn, birch, alder, elder, pine, ash, beech, oak, sycamore, yew, dim, hazel, and poplar.
Fauna
Birds—golden eagles, ptarmigans, red grouse, swans, pheasants, partridges, buzzards, crows (called blackcocks), and osprey. Gyr Falcons and peregrines are their specialty.
Wildlife—Adders, badgers, boars, fallow deer, foxes, hares, mountain lions, otters, red deer, roe deer, sheep, stoats, weasels, wild deer, wildcats, wolves
Domesticated —cattle, sheep, pigs and highland ponies. The Eofwin sheep are wild, aggressive, black-faced and have multiple horns.
Agriculture
Barley or oats, but also wheat, rye and legumes. Side crops include lavender and roses. Peat cutting is a local industry here. There are many apiaries here, and bees are valued for their honey.Aquaculture
Limited freshwater fishingGeology
StableMinerals
Silver, Tin, Bog Iron, Fine Clay (most common along the Arl River)Hydrology
Water is plentifulRoads
Except for the Old Street, secondary roads are casual affairs maintained by the locals.Natural Resources
Specialist Goods
Specialists
Bestiary
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