Moon Island/Moonholm

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Today is Tuesday - August, 2024

On average, the weather is sunny, with 10 degrees.

Welcome to the Subregion of Moonholm, Moon Island

About Moonholm
Moonholm is one of the largest subregions on Moon Island, as well as the largest primary subregion on Moon Island. Home to 409,872 penguins, Moonholm is a mountainous region, consisting of some of the Island's greatest mountains, hills, valleys and waterfalls.

Moonholm's Climate is rather warm; reaching incredibly high temperatures during the summer, and also enjoying very warm, yet cool winters with a small chance of snow. The landscape of the subregion is mountainous, with over 300 significant peaks, but in contrast, the subregion of the Federal Territory has roughly 432 (discounting Mount Moon) peaks, and Mount has 450. Moonholm is divided into 8 areas: The Autonomous Subregion of Lunares, Western Eclipshire, Northern Clovershire, The Autonomous Subregion of Danea, Maidenshire, Eastern Eclipshire, Whitbury and Silver Valley.

It is believed that Moonholm formed a billion years ago, due to the conflict between the Antarctic plate and the former Sub-Antarctic plate. These two rocky plates crashed into each other with such speed that they were joined together in a massive collision which created the unique mountains of Moonholm, Conholm and Mount. This explosion also created most of Shops Island and the Sakuradai Archipelago.

Places of Interest
Enjoy your visit!
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