Nahadi

(nah-HAH-dee)

• A river in Greater Chardon
  Located in the Chasa-Nahadi Watershed

The Nahadi is a wide, slow moving river, meandering through a broad alluvial plain, that drains Lake Valandros, and joins the Chasa near Chardon. Natural levees fringe the deep main channel, beyond which lie orderly patchworks of irrigated fields to the west and a rising mosaic of oak-pine foothills to the east.

The Nahadi is easily navigable along its entire length, and is a major trade connection and riverboat route in the Chardonian Empire.

The name Nahadi derives from the old Northros word for “mighty river”.