Polaris Geography

Polaris' large continents spread across the planet hold different environments and climates, as the planet orbits the solar system in a exceptionally habitable zone, the map of Polaris is made up of a supercontinent, and archipelago. Most landmarks are named by the native population, however the map of the surrounding local area has constantly been modified due to human interaction.

Natives are not fond of the humanity map, it is the widely accepted one though, and is continued to be treated as such.

Polaris Plains
Humanity's landing site on Polaris, a temperate plain of somewhat fertile soil and forests, largely dotted by past relics of human and native structures of varying technology, the plains' red soil is distinct to the region, and is the heart of human activity on Polaris. - Occupied by the Polaris Confederation of Colonies, its 'capital' of LS Aquila is situated here.

The local wildlife however is hellish, Megafauna that crush local outposts and deadly carnivores roam in packs, roaming the outside walls of a Plains colony is a deathwish.

Kylmä-Straf
The northen sector of Polaris, its a desolate cold region with little warmth, past the tundra of Kylmä is the Straf, the snowy equivelant of a wasteland, gigantic engines are dotted across the sector, spreading warmth to the surrounding city inhabitants, populated by some humans and a handful of Kylmäian Adeli.

The Straffan grave refers to the line in the freezing snow, said to have been the path of exiled Polarisans and Deathrow inmates, forced to march forward into a cold blizzard at night, theres little chance of survival in the Straf.

Tumba Desert
South of the center is the Polaris Desert, never settled by Natives, only recently with human cooperation there are small developing communities holding out in the edge of the Tumba, which is more like a badlandish environment, the south is populated by Bol'shoy and humans, and just at the border of the Plains and Tumba is Freeport, one of the largest independant human and native community.

The Tumba wildlife consists of giant sand worms ravaging across the sand, and those crazy enough to travel the Tumba are dust bandits and marauders, riding DIY vehicles solid enough to travel the harsh environment, but for the more daring, they ride the local wildlife, which are fast enough to match the speed of your average Polaris dune buggy.