Masea Bridge

Masea Bridge connects Sepheda in the north to Mavrosa in the south, separating the freshwater Nolan Sea in the west from the saltwater Eastern Ocean in the east. Masea Bridge is a grassy region with very little in the way of flatland. Instead, it has scattered hills, highlands and lowlands extending over sparcely wooded areas with a small mountain range along the east coast, and sandy beaches on the west coast. Temperatures in this equatorial region can reach up to 90°F year-round, and there are some small sandy deserts throughout the area. Masea Bridge is a major trade route with great fishing spots, and some large animals use it for their seasonal migrations. However, most of the fauna and flora on the small land-bridge are smaller in size. Desert dwelling creatures find their homes in the rocks and cacti, while other animals live on the grassy savanna. The land-bridge stretches 3000 miles north to south, but only about 100 miles east to west, making it a long but narrow passageway.