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| − | The Northern Salt Plain was a vast expanse of salt flats situated in the northern hemisphere of the planet [[Ocampa (planet)| Ocampa]]. The salt plain had been created as planet's oceans evaporated over a period of several centuries leaving behind large deposits of salt. |
+ | The '''Northern Salt Plain''' was a vast expanse of salt flats situated in the northern hemisphere of the planet [[Ocampa (planet)| Ocampa]]. The salt plain had been created as planet's oceans evaporated over a period of several centuries leaving behind large deposits of salt. |
| − | The Northern Salt Plain was bordered on either side by two mountain ranges, the [[Ventrohn Mountains]] to the west, and the [[Dravehn Mountains]] to the east. The only remaining water in the region was located at the north pole, or to the south at the equator. ( |
+ | The Northern Salt Plain was bordered on either side by two mountain ranges, the [[Ventrohn Mountains]] to the west, and the [[Dravehn Mountains]] to the east. The only remaining water in the region was located at the north pole, or to the south at the equator. ({{rpg|ST|Worlds}}) |
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The Northern Salt Plain was a vast expanse of salt flats situated in the northern hemisphere of the planet Ocampa. The salt plain had been created as planet's oceans evaporated over a period of several centuries leaving behind large deposits of salt.
The Northern Salt Plain was bordered on either side by two mountain ranges, the Ventrohn Mountains to the west, and the Dravehn Mountains to the east. The only remaining water in the region was located at the north pole, or to the south at the equator. (ST module: Worlds)
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