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Tom at 20:47, 1 March 2021

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	== Geographic Map ==		== Geographic Map ==
	[[File:Geography map.png\|center\|geographic map]]		[[File:Geography map.png\|center\|geographic map]]


			== Population Density Map ==
			[[File:Pop density.jpg\|center\|population density map]]
			(darker reds indicate higher population)

Tom at 09:46, 31 January 2021

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	== ~~Other Maps~~ ==		== Geographic Map ==
	~~(click on the thumbnails to get a full-size version)~~		[[File:Geography map.png\|center\|geographic map]]

	[[File:Geography map.png\|~~thumb\|left~~\|geographic map]]

Tom at 09:46, 31 January 2021

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	[[File:Heightmap.jpg\|center]]		[[File:Heightmap.jpg\|center]]
	Highlands and mountain ranges of [[Auseka]].		Highlands and mountain ranges of [[Auseka]].


			== Other Maps ==
			(click on the thumbnails to get a full-size version)

			[[File:Geography map.png\|thumb\|left\|geographic map]]

Tom at 08:44, 29 January 2021

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	Areas above 21°C are tropical and warm throughout the year. In the 15°C region is a subtropical climate. The 9°C regions are the warmer temperate zone, mediteranean climate (or southern USA). The 3°C is the colder temperate zone, northern Europe or northern USA climate with warm summers and cold winters. Snowfall is common there, while it does happen in the 9°C warmer zone where some winters are cold and some are warm.		Areas above 21°C are tropical and warm throughout the year. In the 15°C region is a subtropical climate. The 9°C regions are the warmer temperate zone, mediteranean climate (or southern USA). The 3°C is the colder temperate zone, northern Europe or northern USA climate with warm summers and cold winters. Snowfall is common there, while it does happen in the 9°C warmer zone where some winters are cold and some are warm.
	There is no polar climate zone in Auseka, though many of the higher altitude regions are in the -3°C average temperature zone and are cold through the year with long and cold winters. A few of the very high mountains are frozen throughout the year with average temperaturs -9°C as below, but these places are also barren, largely above the tree line and cold due to altitude, not climate zone.		There is no polar climate zone in Auseka, though many of the higher altitude regions are in the -3°C average temperature zone and are cold through the year with long and cold winters. A few of the very high mountains are frozen throughout the year with average temperaturs -9°C as below, but these places are also barren, largely above the tree line and cold due to altitude, not climate zone.


			== Heightmap ==
			[[File:Heightmap.jpg\|center]]
			Highlands and mountain ranges of [[Auseka]].

Tom: Created page with " == Average Yearly Temperatures == center Shown above are the average yearly temperatures in Auseka. Areas above 21°C are tropical and warm thr..."

2020-03-09T08:17:00Z

Created page with " == Average Yearly Temperatures == center Shown above are the average yearly temperatures in Auseka. Areas above 21°C are tropical and warm thr..."

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== Average Yearly Temperatures ==
[[File:Temperatures.png|center]]
Shown above are the average yearly temperatures in [[Auseka]].

Areas above 21°C are tropical and warm throughout the year. In the 15°C region is a subtropical climate. The 9°C regions are the warmer temperate zone, mediteranean climate (or southern USA). The 3°C is the colder temperate zone, northern Europe or northern USA climate with warm summers and cold winters. Snowfall is common there, while it does happen in the 9°C warmer zone where some winters are cold and some are warm.
There is no polar climate zone in Auseka, though many of the higher altitude regions are in the -3°C average temperature zone and are cold through the year with long and cold winters. A few of the very high mountains are frozen throughout the year with average temperaturs -9°C as below, but these places are also barren, largely above the tree line and cold due to altitude, not climate zone.