A volcanic puddle in the basin
The Northern Basin lies in the extreme north of Kings and is geographically the youngest part of the isle. Small geysers and volcanic puddles are scattered across the region. This activity is part of the volcanic hotspot that is also responsible for the formation of the isles of Seven. On the eastern shores of the northern tip the volcanic sediments are worn out by the heavy winds and sea storms that are typical for the region, forming the Windthorn Shores. The basin is recognized as a protected environment by the Kings State Park Service.
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