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The region lying just west of Kanto. It has three large ports that form the "Johto Triangle". The waters between them are always busy with ships. But that also means more military ships patrol the area, making pirate raids harder in this area.

Sub-boards: Goldenrod, Olivine , Cianwood

This region is the most prospering region. It has a total of nine ports of sufficient size and its monarchy sends out trade ships all around. It could be considered the "center of the world" because all large scale trade invovles it.

Sub-boards: Slateport, Sootopolis, Pacifidlog, Mossdeep, Lilycove, Rustboro, Petalburg, Dewford, Mauville

This region is split in half by the Mt. Coronet mountain range. Four ports with only two that are relatively close are stationed here. Because it has no major trade routes this region is considered the least wealthiest.

Sub-boards: Sunyshore, Pastoria, Canalave, Snowpoint, Stark Island

These waters are quite cold compared to the other areas and the nippy wind is always present. Though the weather usually doesn't storm like it does on the outskirts of Hook's Grasp.

While the Tohjo Falls lie in a cave the strip of water between Kanto and Johto share the name. For being this close to the shore it has some deep water, even if some rocks will protrude.

The only ships traveling along here are going between Johto and Kanto. Not much activity lies here and no sufficient ports are found along the coast. It's so quiet that the sailors that do travel over it start to feel paranoid.

This is the area in west Johto where most ships sail. Since the three important ports all are connected to it you will always see at least one ship in sight. Though on the southern side is the Whirl Islands where a legendary beast is said to live. The multitude of islands, rocks, storms, and whirlpools doesn't discourage that theory.

The Royal Sea is the sea on the eastern side of Hoenn. Named because of the heavy royal prescene, especially the royal city of Sootopolis. It is spotted with shallows and deep water but the frequent traveling has allowed almost complete mapping.

The rough waters that strech between Slateport and Pacifidlog. Many ships and treasures have been lost in wrecks because of the torrent currents and abundence of rocks. But it saves quite a lot of time risking the cross to get between the two ports.

The bay that leads to Mauville is completely unlike the Serpent's Jaws. Its calm and has plently of room to sail ships between what obstacles there might be. It offers relief for the ships coming for refugee from the Serpent's Jaws.

The length of water that spans the distant between Slateport and Petalburg has earned its name. Ships will mysteriously disappear as if lured to their doom. Whether its because of mythical sea maidens or deadly pirates the danger is still very real.

The Long Way used to have a proper name that has been long forgotten. It's the waters that goes between Lilycove and Petalburg. Only ships that don't want to risk the short way will take. Because of known pirate activity most of these ships will get military or mercenaries to protect them.

Even being close to swamps does not pollute the waters here. Except the water right by Pastoria, which is noticably "dirtier". It is usually humid and muggy even after one of its frequent showers. Those frequent showers also spawn quite a lot of rainbows, which is where this area has earned its name.

North of Sunyshore starts the Hell Gates. Past the point is dangerous waters, but not because of natural reasons. Pirates just wait for the oppurtunity to strike a trade ship passing past Stark Island. Once past the left tip, though, most ships are in the clear of raids as they enter the Frozen Shores.

The shores are always white and the water littered with ice floes. Ships coming from the Hell Gates leave the threat of raids but will attacked by the freezing climate. They must be careful until sailing past Full Moon and New Moon Islands.

The calm waters of Iron Sea is welcome to those coming from the Frozen Shores. While the name implys that it will be tough it only is called that because of Iron Island.

This bay has the most traffic than any other body of water around Unova. It is fed by the two large rivers of the region and therefore has a colder temperature. But no one swims in this water, only ships. Besides that it follows seasonal patterens and doesn't have a disposition to be calm or stormy.

First River is the river that passes by Driftveil and therefore the second most used body of water. It doesn't have too strong of a current so ships can go upstream easily.

Second River is the only body of water that does not connect to a sufficient port in Unova. No trading ships will sail up it but there will be a few ferry ships to take passengers. Second River is pratically identical to First River.

This bay is the body of water that connects to Undella Town. It is usually calm and doesn't storm that often. Plus the deep water allows large ships to dock, as in those owned by the wealthy citizens that live here. Treasure hunters will also come here to look for the ruins that are said to lie at the bottom of the bay.

Any sea area that is not specifically named is categorized as open waters. Usually miles of blue water that is only ever broken by the few and far between islands. Ships don't need to worry about shallow water, the deepest areas are here. But weather can change on a dime, making storms the number one danger in these parts.

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