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==Geography== | ==Geography== | ||
Koholint Island, in some ways, resembles [[Hyrule]] as it was seen in {{ | Koholint Island, in some ways, resembles [[Hyrule]] as it was seen in {{ALttP}}, both sharing very similar landscapes. Since Koholint Island is but a dream world that Link had ventured into, it is believed by some (especially [[Zelda Timeline|theorists]]) that some landscapes in Hyrule had 'influenced' the geography of Koholint. Some examples include that [[Tal Tal Heights|Tal Tal Mountain Range]] could be the Koholint counterpart of [[Death Mountain]], [[Mysterious Woods]] as [[Lost Woods]], [[Kanalet Castle]] as [[Hyrule Castle]] and so on. | ||
Koholint as a whole is a square island (although slightly rounded in official artwork), completely surrounded by water and also has a bay within the mainland. Most of the north are mountains, with the most promiment mountain being [[Mount Tamaranch]], where The Wind Fish's egg rests and where it can be seen for miles. Most of the river's source of water starts here as well in the eastern mountains. The isle of Koholint also boasts of various other kinds of terrains, such as the dark woods, a wide beach in the south and a small desert in the south-east. It also has two villages, one that is home to people and the other being the home of talking animals. | Koholint as a whole is a square island (although slightly rounded in official artwork), completely surrounded by water and also has a bay within the mainland. Most of the north are mountains, with the most promiment mountain being [[Mount Tamaranch]], where The Wind Fish's egg rests and where it can be seen for miles. Most of the river's source of water starts here as well in the eastern mountains. The isle of Koholint also boasts of various other kinds of terrains, such as the dark woods, a wide beach in the south and a small desert in the south-east. It also has two villages, one that is home to people and the other being the home of talking animals. | ||
