Northern Yara Flow
The western headwater of the Yara river Place Yara River The great north-flowing river of Baramma, gathering the streams of the Baramman Vale and carrying them through the gap between the ranges to the Bram Sea., rising under the Elderrange Place The Elderrange The old worn heart-range of western Baramma, rounder and greener than the island's harder walls, source of both the Northern Yara Flow and the Gana river. and winding east through the upper Baramman Vale Place The Baramman Vale The wide central valley of Baramma, held between the Elderrange and the Secessionists mountains and drained by the Yara system.. It is the slower and broader of the two Flows, a river of fords, reed flats, and ferry ropes.
Key traits
- Official AC 50 name Esak Yara'onnae, the North Yara Flow; the plain English of the road has already worn it down to the Northern Flow.
- Joins the Eastern Flow below the Vale to form the Yara river proper.
- The village of Vernas Place Vernas A ferry village of the upper Vale, holding the rope-crossing of the Northern Yara Flow. keeps its rope-ferry and its eel-weirs; Vale farmsteads water their terraces from its side channels.