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}} '''{{PAGENAME}}''', formerly known as '''Lake Honnith''',<Ref name="SSS" /> is a large body of water found in the most southeastern part of [[Skyrim]], which occupies much of [[The Rift]]. The lake flows into the [[Treva River]].
 
}} '''{{PAGENAME}}''', formerly known as '''Lake Honnith''',<Ref name="SSS" /> is a large body of water found in the most southeastern part of [[Skyrim]], which occupies much of [[The Rift]]. The lake flows into the [[Treva River]].
   
It is one of the largest inland bodies of water in Skyrim, comparable in size only to [[Lake Ilinalta]]. The city of [[Riften (Skyrim)|Riften]] is located on its eastern shore, and [[Goldenglow Estate]] resides on the small grouping of islands in the middle of the lake.
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It is one of the largest inland bodies of water in Skyrim, comparable in size only to [[Lake Ilinalta]]. The city of [[Riften (Skyrim)|Riften]] is located on its eastern shore, while [[Goldenglow Estate]] resides on the small grouping of islands, in the middle of the lake.
   
 
==History==
 
==History==
The area around the lake was the location of a skirmish between the [[Nord]]s and the [[Snow Elf|Snow Elves]] in the [[Timeline#1E 139|1E 139]]. At the order of King [[Harald]], a Nordic army approached the lake in an attempt to drive the Falmer force north into Harald's forces.
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The area around the lake was the location of a skirmish between the [[Nord]]s and the [[Snow Elf|Snow Elves,]] in [[Timeline#1E 139|1E 139]]. Under the order of King [[Harald]], a Nordic army approached the lake in an attempt to drive the Falmer force north into Harald's forces.
   
 
In the first few days, the Nords encountered heavy resistance from the Elves, but the closer they got to the shores of the lake, the fewer Elves they encountered. Eventually, the Elves counterattacked, forcing the Nordic army to retreat in order to protect its rear. <Ref name="SSS">''[[Skorm Snow-Strider's Journal]]''</Ref>
 
In the first few days, the Nords encountered heavy resistance from the Elves, but the closer they got to the shores of the lake, the fewer Elves they encountered. Eventually, the Elves counterattacked, forcing the Nordic army to retreat in order to protect its rear. <Ref name="SSS">''[[Skorm Snow-Strider's Journal]]''</Ref>

Revision as of 22:01, 12 November 2013

Lake Honrich, formerly known as Lake Honnith,[1] is a large body of water found in the most southeastern part of Skyrim, which occupies much of The Rift. The lake flows into the Treva River.

It is one of the largest inland bodies of water in Skyrim, comparable in size only to Lake Ilinalta. The city of Riften is located on its eastern shore, while Goldenglow Estate resides on the small grouping of islands, in the middle of the lake.

History

The area around the lake was the location of a skirmish between the Nords and the Snow Elves, in 1E 139. Under the order of King Harald, a Nordic army approached the lake in an attempt to drive the Falmer force north into Harald's forces.

In the first few days, the Nords encountered heavy resistance from the Elves, but the closer they got to the shores of the lake, the fewer Elves they encountered. Eventually, the Elves counterattacked, forcing the Nordic army to retreat in order to protect its rear. [1]

Fauna

Many areas of the lake are inhabited by groups of Slaughterfish and Salmon.

Local legends

According to Ungrien, three employees before him supposedly met their untimely death at the order of Maven Black-Briar, who had their bodies dumped in Lake Honrich.

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