Sestapor

The Sestapor, sometimes known somewhat redundantly as the Sestapor swamp, is a large riverine freshwater swamp with brackish tidal estuaries located in southwestern Ashnabis. Spanning around 120km from north to south and 75km from east to west, its low-lying, moist soils are fed by the Yerta River and the Kaskos River. While not heavily populated, it has experienced economic growth with the discovery of fos in the region and the founding of the fortified town of Kaskind around 751 IE. Other than in Kaskind, the settlements of the Sestapor are mainly inhabited by Aummesh speakers who are descended from those who remained in the region after the failed Osnabi campaigns of 312-320 and 325-328.