Túrisir

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Túrisir [T.Ú-r.i-s.í.r] is the northern-most region of Pontragolia, though it spreads west as well. It is sometimes divided into two sub-regions: Solabi and Anbila.

Physical
Túrisir's northern coast forms the southern edge of both the Cayulau Channel and Thuli Sea. These bodies of water seperate Túrisir and Loritude. Túrisir's eastern-most point is on Conne Isle in the Omurian Break, close to Rookotley. To the south Túrisir runs along the Omar's Bsu and Neirr, whilst in the northwest it borders Sapention.

Other coastal features include Alletchi Cove, home of Alletchi Island, Anicso Bay juts into south-west Turisir. Just off Malao sits Silani, another island. There is also Calif to the north, Tipulk to the north-east and Ribenel to the south. Also to the south is the Gulf of 120 Islands, containing a menagerie of little landmasses.

Climate
The seperation of Túrisir intot he two sub-regions is largely due to he climatic differences. A rainshadow effect from the Mounts of Seyagola has resulted in the creation of the Solas Desert for which Solabi is named. This desert runs from Túrisir's wstern border to around the centre, where winds bring in moisture from the Bullit of Omar. North-east Túrisir is, therefore, covered in lush rainforests. This is the Anbila sub-region.

Political
Túrisir is divided into 28 nations.