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Veniba Station is a very remote weather station located on the North-Western side of Ellesmere Island. It is one of the Northernmost inhabited locations on Aurora still connected to a significant landmass. Being surrounded by the Arctic Ocean on one side, and row upon rows of valleys and rolling mountains on the other, a journey to its location is a tiring and nigh-pointless ordeal. | Veniba Station is a very remote weather station located on the North-Western side of Ellesmere Island. It is one of the Northernmost inhabited locations on Aurora still connected to a significant landmass. Being surrounded by the Arctic Ocean on one side, and row upon rows of valleys and rolling mountains on the other, a journey to its location is a tiring and nigh-pointless ordeal. | ||
The landscape of Ellesmere Island is barren and nearly featureless aside from a few disparate abandoned settlements and ruined forts. As of writing, there are only three other small settlements on the island. | The landscape of Ellesmere Island is barren and nearly featureless aside from a few disparate abandoned settlements and ruined forts. As of writing, there are only three other small settlements on the island. Far North, the closest neighbouring town, has recently emerged not too far away. | ||
== History == | == History == | ||