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Casilló y Réal lies between 39° and 46° North and 68° and 75° West.

Much of Casilló y Réal is dominated by mountains: surveys note that approximately 32% of land area is either a plateau or a mountain 1,000 meters or higher above sea level. The Nevadres Mountains, and their sub-chains the Julocieres and the Rezores, comprise the largest mountain ranges in the nation. The highest peak in the nation is the mountain of Montabuelo, while the largest is Tiuñolo, at a height of 1,879 meters and an estimated size of 230 square kilometers.

Rivers play an important part in the geology of Casilló y Réal. Much of the Nevadres are divided between rivers and streams which have eroded between the peaks. The longest river, the Dorada, is 867 kilometers long and 4 kilometers across at its widest point. Several other significant rivers are the Ourá, Rojó, Azuré, Amaríllo, Truca, Buviele, and Seripente. With relatively few lakes, 72% of surface freshwater is contained in these rivers. Large deltas and alluvial plains exist along much of the Corric coastline where the rivers meet the ocean.

The climate classifications of Casilló y Réal are largely segregated by terrain and water availability, as well as proximity to the ocean and equator.

The [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mediterranean_climate dry temperate climate] (Csa,) otherwise known as the Coastal climate, is the most widespread climate type in Casilló y Réal. It covers over 80% of the Avantana and Tomaras districts, 40% of Grejona, 32% of Castijara, and 20% of Maláma. It also is present in moderate amounts in Cartavedra, Marsalvano, Salasca, and Vizedora. It is characterized by dry summers that are warm-to-hot, and cold winters with moderate precipitation, though it remains something of an intermediate climate zone. It exists across multiple regions with differing elevations, temperatures, and precipitation averages, and thus is difficult to quantify as a comprehensive climate.

The Andoran region shares many species of plants and animals with the surrounding lands, including the golden eagle, the national animal of Casilló y Réal. The different sub-regions have distinct soil profiles, precipitation, air quality, and ease of emigration, which defines the plant types that grow there and thus also the animals. Some species that are unique to the region are the Andoran brush wolf, the Doradan ox, the Carteñe sheep, and the Violet-fletched woodpecker. Plant subspecies that can be found in Andora are the Avantanan orange and the Julociere olive, which are staple crops. The oceans within Corric territory are highly diverse, but are mostly devoid of interesting hydrological features such as reefs, major currents, or ocean mounts.

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== Culture ==

Casilló y Réal is a highly cultured nation, with heritage stretching back to the early 3rd Century BCE. It is an Enlightened Coast nation, as defined by Corric philosipher Erik Vael Hernandéz in 1799. Large portions of Corric culture, like language, architecture, and agriculture have derived from its start as an Impelanzan colony, providing its status as a major Impelantic descendant state. Religion has also played a large part in Corric development; [[Tunseism]] and [[Andoran Deusism|Deusism]], in particular, shaped many traditions and beliefs and are still practiced today across the country. Cuisine is one of the largest pillars of Corric culture, influenced by the geographic region and the extensive trade network of the 17th and 18th centuries. This network allowed Casilló y Réal to come into contact with and absorb aspects of many international cultures.

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