Cem Umaria and Cet Montio
Cem Umaria occupies the entire east side of Antoria. Its western border is determined by the path of the Osar and Closar Rivers. The Doria Valley in the north part of the state is home to dense evergreen forests much like the Asler Valley of Cem Asleria, but the forest quickly gives way to deciduous forests as you move south. In the extreme southern portion of the state, however, large amounts of rainfall allow for the thriving Tola Rainforest.
Cet Montio is the capitol district of the country. Its borders are defined as the outer circle that surrounds Roma. The region used to be subjected to massive river floods, but with the addition of countless canals to divert the immense waterflow and the enormous dam that transverses the Morran and Manara Plateaus, the waterflow has become more manageable. It enjoys a Mediterranean climate.
