Góak Forest
The Góak Forest1 forms the southernmost part of the woodlands that cover much of eastern and southeastern Túlmikkía, separated from the greater Karatvánamb Forest by the Óokal Mountains and bordered by the Gnákan Savanna to the west, the frigid Þem Desert to the south and the Túróon Sea to the east.
It's home to several tribes of Forest Kemmans, close relatives of other kemmans inhabiting the desert.
The name comes from the Vevúni tribes who inhabit the southernmost parts of the Gnákan Savanna; the natives call the woods Ka'aa or Shelter, while the tederan Narákans to the north call the region Mnótakamb, meaning Dark Forest.
It's home to several tribes of Forest Kemmans, close relatives of other kemmans inhabiting the desert.
The name comes from the Vevúni tribes who inhabit the southernmost parts of the Gnákan Savanna; the natives call the woods Ka'aa or Shelter, while the tederan Narákans to the north call the region Mnótakamb, meaning Dark Forest.
Fauna & Flora
Notable wildlife in the Góak Forest includes jackals, rabbits, boars, squirrels and groundhogs.
1Original icelandic: Góakskógur.
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