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The '''Oyster Road''' runs through the southeastern portion of [[Raziya]], linking the [[Razmani]] town of [[Alheri]] and the fishing village [[El Gedz]]. For most of its length it skirts the foothills of the [[Great Thirsty Mountains]] to the south, while passing by a landscape of mesas and canyons to the north. In Alheri, the Oyster Road meets the Sharizaar Road going north to [[Omrazir]], and the [[Highland Trail]] leading eventually to the [[Izendi Highlands]]. Starting out of El Gedz, much of the road is in fact paved with a mix of crushed oyster shell and lime, making it one of the few true roads through the desert. | The '''Oyster Road''' runs through the southeastern portion of [[Raziya]], linking the [[Razmani]] town of [[Alheri]] and the fishing village [[El Gedz]]. For most of its length it skirts the foothills of the [[Great Thirsty Mountains]] to the south, while passing by a landscape of mesas and canyons to the north. In Alheri, the Oyster Road meets the [[Sharizaar Road]] going north to [[Omrazir]], and the [[Highland Trail]] leading eventually to the [[Izendi Highlands]]. Starting out of El Gedz, much of the road is in fact paved with a mix of crushed oyster shell and lime, making it one of the few true roads through the desert. | ||
[[Category:Land Routes]] | [[Category:Land Routes]] | ||
[[Category:Geography]] | [[Category:Geography]] | ||
Latest revision as of 03:33, 25 April 2022
The Oyster Road runs through the southeastern portion of Raziya, linking the Razmani town of Alheri and the fishing village El Gedz. For most of its length it skirts the foothills of the Great Thirsty Mountains to the south, while passing by a landscape of mesas and canyons to the north. In Alheri, the Oyster Road meets the Sharizaar Road going north to Omrazir, and the Highland Trail leading eventually to the Izendi Highlands. Starting out of El Gedz, much of the road is in fact paved with a mix of crushed oyster shell and lime, making it one of the few true roads through the desert.