Skip to main content

Lands that Bridge & Scatter

The Seers now see Earth’s edges: peninsulas that jut boldly into the seas, and archipelagos scattered like stepping stones across oceans. Some, like the Arabian Peninsula, cradle whole nations; others, like Japan, host rich island cultures. These labyrinthine coastlines shape maritime trade, migrations, and alliances.

Mirror-World knowledge in this quest​

  • The Iberian Peninsula (Spain & Portugal) is cut off from Europe by the Pyrenees.
  • The Scandinavian Peninsula includes Norway and Sweden, known for fjords.
  • The Arabian Peninsula (Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Oman, etc.) is the largest peninsula.
  • The Malay Archipelago in Southeast Asia is the world’s largest group of islands.
  • Japan is an archipelago of four main islands plus thousands more.
  • The British Isles encompass Great Britain, Ireland, and many smaller isles.
  • Madagascar off Africa’s east coast is the world’s 4th-largest island, famed for unique wildlife.