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'''Shores of Angularis''' is the cultural and geographical term for the strip of land which is situated along the west bank of the arm of the sacred [[Elwynn (River)|River Elwynn]] which is known as the [[Elwynn (River)#The Blue Elwynn|Blue Elwynn]]. It is situated in the [[Circuit]] of the [[Royal Precinct]] of the [[Elwynn|Elwynnese Union]] which is known as the [[Alalehzamin and Utasia|Emirate of Alalehzamin and Utasia]] that is called the [[Vale of Angularis]]. This area is also known as the '''Southron Shores''', which is not be confused with the eponymous [[Bailiwick]]. | '''Shores of Angularis''' is the cultural and geographical term for the strip of land which is situated along the west bank of the arm of the sacred [[Elwynn (River)|River Elwynn]] which is known as the [[Elwynn (River)#The Blue Elwynn|Blue Elwynn]]. It is situated in the [[Circuit]] of the [[Royal Precinct]] of the [[Elwynn|Elwynnese Union]] which is known as the [[Alalehzamin and Utasia|Emirate of Alalehzamin and Utasia]] that is called the [[Vale of Angularis]]. This area is also known as the '''Southron Shores''', which is not be confused with the eponymous [[Bailiwick]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:27, 10 December 2016
The Royal City of Azeroth, the capital of the Circuit which is known as the Vale of Angularis, is situated in the Shores of Angularis.
Shores of Angularis is the cultural and geographical term for the strip of land which is situated along the west bank of the arm of the sacred River Elwynn which is known as the Blue Elwynn. It is situated in the Circuit of the Royal Precinct of the Elwynnese Union which is known as the Emirate of Alalehzamin and Utasia that is called the Vale of Angularis. This area is also known as the Southron Shores, which is not be confused with the eponymous Bailiwick.
