Mycazick Channel

The Mycazick Channel is a waterway that separates Mysnawa Nwm and Khosho Ieg in northern Tockotch Hwell.  Khosho locals and residences of Vagalou pronounce the name as mi-KAH-zick while most foreigners pronounce it mick-a-zick.

Fauna & Flora

Alligators

History

The strait used to be traveled, and boats would provide goods to and from Vagalou in exchange for its Khosho peppers, okra, yams, and peas. However, in more-recent years, the strait has been determined too dangerous as the periodic floods from the Mysnawa Nwm can create floods, shallow muddy water, and a surge of dangerous wildlife like alligators. As a result, life on Vagalou has become poorer and more difficult.

Type

Strait

Location under

Tockotch Hwell