Komekhmis

The Komekhmis is a major river in southern Hashuru, which is best known to the Hashurukasane for being one of the main paths of entry to the Great Teak Forest in the south. In cultural references, it is often paired with the Rakhdumis, which it merges with at the end of its course.

Geography

 * Length: 2,078 km

The Komekhmis drainage basin takes up most of the eastern portion of the Great Teak Forest; abundant rains, and the humid atmosphere of the forest itself, means the river is a relatively large one. However, even less is known of its upper course than for the other forest rivers, due mainly to the spectacular Komekh Cataract - a large waterfall, about halfway along its course, which hinders further navigation.