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Created page with "Isla Arbojan was the last of the three main islands to be discovered and populated. Like Alta, it is also a mountainous island although the altitude is less and the population consequently larger. It was the location of the portal known as the Mundumbra. See also Alta and Veridia. ==Etymology== The only one of the three main islands which contains the word ''isla'' (island), the original name was ''isla de árboles lejanos'' meaning the "island of far trees..." |
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The only one of the three main islands which contains the word ''isla'' (island), the original name was ''isla de árboles lejanos'' meaning the "island of far trees" due to its distance from Alta and Veridia, and the forests which covered most of it. | The only one of the three main islands which contains the word ''isla'' (island), the original name was ''isla de árboles lejanos'' meaning the "island of far trees" due to its distance from Alta and Veridia, and the forests which covered most of it. Over time, the name became shortened to the present term. | ||
The English settlers never sailed as far as Isla Arbojan, so they never named it. | The English settlers never sailed as far as Isla Arbojan, so they never named it. | ||
Revision as of 15:53, 19 February 2026
Isla Arbojan was the last of the three main islands to be discovered and populated. Like Alta, it is also a mountainous island although the altitude is less and the population consequently larger. It was the location of the portal known as the Mundumbra.
Etymology
The only one of the three main islands which contains the word isla (island), the original name was isla de árboles lejanos meaning the "island of far trees" due to its distance from Alta and Veridia, and the forests which covered most of it. Over time, the name became shortened to the present term.
The English settlers never sailed as far as Isla Arbojan, so they never named it.