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A tiny desert also exists north of the village of Abdera and is unique for its micro-environment condition. Scattered throughout the more remote regions of the archipelago are large pine forests and the occasional outcrop of tree groves. Rocky hills and steep valleys are a common sight all across AltisĬovering an area of 270.5 square kilometres, Altis is a volcanic island with a corrugated and mostly rocky landscape. The South-West region can be accessed via a small dirt road which is linked to an arterial road that splits off from the main western highway.

It begins at the small strip of land running along the south of the western region's border, which connects it to the mainland at Drimea.Įvery single region (except for the South-West) is connected via three main highways that run through each of them: one for the West and Central regions, another for the East, and a third for the South-East.

The smallest region, the South-West only consists of remote villages and is mostly surrounded by water.

The largest of the regions (landmass-wise), the border for the West begins at the city of Zaros to the south and ranges through to the cities bordering the central region Poliakko and Neochori on the east, up to the village of Ifestiona in the north.

Athira serves as the regional capital of the sector.

The second smallest region out of the five, the Central section of the island ranges from the village of Kalithea on the eastern edge to the cities of Frini and Athira to the north.

Pyrgos serves both as the regional and national capital.

The South-East starts at the cities of Rodopoli and Charkia, ending at the south-eastern tip of the island at Feres and Selakano.

Beginning with the city of Paros, the East extends all the way to the edge of the north-eastern corner of the island.

The mainland island of the Republic of Altis and Stratis, Altis as a whole consists of five regions: the East, South-East, Central, West, and the South-West: Topographical map with major settlements and POIs labelled