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The Dnar River has its headwaters in the Mountains of Misery. It rushes down out of the Forgotten Hills and merges with the Vaughn Dnar a little east of [Kantora], becoming the [[South Dnar River]]. The south Dnar River drains into the [[Nocturnal Sea]] just north of [[Egertus]] at [[Guldstrand Beach]] via the [[Katsmund Canyon]]. It is navigable, with difficulty owing to the swiftness of its current, by small ships between Kantora and the sea, with cargos being transferred to and from larger vessels at the beach.
The Dnar River has its headwaters in the Mountains of Misery. It rushes down out of the Forgotten Hills and merges with the Vaughn Dnar a little east of [[Kantora]], becoming the [[South Dnar River]]. The south Dnar River drains into the [[Nocturnal Sea]] just north of [[Egertus]] at [[Guldstrand Beach]] via the [[Katsmund Canyon]]. It is navigable, with difficulty owing to the swiftness of its current, by small ships between Kantora and the sea, with cargos being transferred to and from larger vessels at the beach.

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Ravenloft Third Edition
Domains of Dread Ravenloft Gazetteer Volume V

Secrets of the Dread Realms - p46
Ravenloft Third Edition - p133
Domains of Dread - pp69-70
The Awakening - pp6-7
Ravenloft Gazetteer Volume V, p -13

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The Dnar River


The Dnar River has its headwaters in the Mountains of Misery. It rushes down out of the Forgotten Hills and merges with the Vaughn Dnar a little east of Kantora, becoming the South Dnar River. The south Dnar River drains into the Nocturnal Sea just north of Egertus at Guldstrand Beach via the Katsmund Canyon. It is navigable, with difficulty owing to the swiftness of its current, by small ships between Kantora and the sea, with cargos being transferred to and from larger vessels at the beach.