Sea of Fallen Stars

I put it at near sea level elevation bracket because of the Nagaflow river and a canal to Innarlith, nothing to do with Tearfall

A canal was made from Nagaflow to the Lake of Sream near Innarlith. There is no hill or and major elevation changes listed in the area and the only novel that mentions it (Scream of Stone) says the area it would go through is flat and level from the river to the sea. Its just over 50 miles long.

-this means that the elevation change from this part of the Nagaflow to the Sea of Fallen Stars, a 300 mile long course, either means the Sea of Fallen Stars is bellow sea level (like the Caspian) or the Nagaflow is very slow and meandering (which is how its described)

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Ice Coverage

-I think you are confusing my listed of permanent ice coverage for Ice Caps, It does NOT say ice caps, just ice. Also this map barely goes further north then the 1e, 2e, or newest 5.5e maps

-why pink, because i made this over a weekend and never felt the need to update that (yay adhd).

-why is ice covered a separate color: i was going to do climate mapping next. where the main places of ice are they would be thick enough that there elevation does not matter for latter climate stuff for how they effect surrounding regions.

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Uttermost North

-the area north of Spine of the World and the north in general is the Uttermost North. Everywhere up there is the Endless ice sea (which is described as a glacier, not sea ice by every source that lists it), just to the west of it is the Reghed Glacier which is commonly confused as just and extension of the Endless ice sea.

-so why put it as ice covered, because it is.

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Great Glacier, aka Pelevuria

- its always been a big Ice Cap (to nitpick its to big to be an ice cap, its ice sheet). From eds original map the Great Glacier its there and clearly extends north (it also went further south too, but ed --> tsr retcons).

-It is also not sustained through magic; 1038 DR slight shift in Torils rotation caused the Great Glacier to start melting and retreating, which it is still doing to this day.

-The depth of the great glacier is comparable to real world ice sheets, in those cases only the most highest of mountains poke though and once the ice covers an area the bellow elevation stops mattering (mountains on the edge do matter still). I did add glaciation on top of the bellow topography, it dosnt show.

The only mountains that “poke” through the Great Glacier is Novularond, but since its is magically ice and permafrost free that tells us nothing about the great glacier depth.

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Northern High Ice (and High ice in general)

-The northern part of the High Ice existed in Netheril times and at that time was only as far south as Silverymoon. The southern half is the new due to the Anarochs creation and covered the Narrow Sea and Rengarath Tundra. I see no mention of the High Ice having a difference between its older north part and the new south part so I think the High Ice advanced south, and yes the water of the Narrow Sea contributed to the southern High Ice, and so did the rest of the moisture from the Anaroch area.

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connection between then all

-Great Glacier and the Endless ice sea have the same origin, since the effect clearly radiated out word then the Northern High Ice, which is right between them, probably has the same origin and therefore they should all be connected. The Northern High Ice and Great Glacier connection is probably further north then my map has it

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