The Long River is a major river mostly located in the Dragoonasag state of Salviana. A small part of the river is in Zinrico. The river is named after John Relgard Long, after whom Long County and the city of Longstown are also named.
Counties traversed[]
Zinrico[]
- Bishop County
- Williams County
- Denson County
- Waiyessaukee County
- Forter County
Salviana[]
- Long County
- Thornston County
- Vorgett County
- Faulke County
- Thurston County
- Leissen County
- Thecker County
- Brennazo County
- Penn County
- Dreutzel County
- Winston County
- Berks County
- Mercitilli County
- St. John County
- Jerridson County
- Clowerland County
- Ventz Hills County
- Feivel County
- Wrentz County
- LeDoux County
- Permountain (Perego) County
Course[]
Zinrico[]
The Long River begins in Bishop County, Zinrico near Sparkdale, and flows southeast toward Williams County. After entering Williams County, the Long River turns east, flowing through vegetated areas of the county before turning south and widening. The river flows south toward Denson County. The river then turns east, flowing through the county's northeastern corner of the county, then enters Waiyessaukee County, continuing its eastern course through the county's woodlands. After entering Forter County, the Long River turns southeast, and then turns east again, continuing toward Salviana.
Salviana[]
The Long River enters Salviana near Longstown. It flows through the north side of the city before turning southeast, flowing through Long, Thornston, and Vorgett counties; in Vorgett County, the river turns northeast, and then enters Thornston County. The Long River continues toward Waterville, which is built entirely over the river. The river continues into Faulke and Thurston counties. In Thurston County, the river turns southeast and flows through Leissen, Thecker, Brennazo, and Penn counties. In Penn County, the river turns farther toward the south and continues into Dreutzel, Winston, Berks, Mercitilli, St. John, and Jerridson counties.