High-angle view of a vast frozen desert with large snow dunes, mountains, and scattered buildings.

This large, frozen desert is around 1,051 miles from North to South, and roughly 1,127 miles across from East to West, covering almost 1,184,477 sq miles. It is rapidly shrinking. It is covered in a thick layer of snow that forms massive dunes, and has an average temperature of °C, with highs of 51°C and lows of 17°C It is completely devoid of life, and fresh water can only be found by the skilled. It is home to many hidden archaeological interests. There is a mountain range to the North, an expanse of low hills to the South, a forest to the East, and a wasteland to the West. See more