Anðyrā

Crater Isle

The bowl-shaped island of Anðyrā is a geological anomaly. Created by an ancient volcanic eruption, the inhabitable region of the isle exists on the ridged edges of a giant crater.

Cities, Towns, and Villages

Landmarks

  • Great Anðyri Crater. Anðyrā is dominated by an enormous crater, formed by an ancient volcanic eruption. In some respects, the crater resembles those created by meteor impacts (i.e., Mar Kìrydi). Over the ages, sea water has broken through the ridge-walls of the crater at several points, forming saltwater cascades that plummet into the foggy interior. Despite covering about 80% of the island, the crater is largely unexplored.

Nomenclature: Anthyra Dekàlic: Anðyrā (island, lordship), Anðyri (pertaining to), Anðyryn (resident), Anðyryr (residents), Anðyric (dialect)