Yewton Estuary

The Yewton Estuary is a long, crescent-shaped estuary which is the defining geographical feature of Yewton County. Curving to the east and then back towards the west, it divides the county into two portions.

The Yewton Estuary is so named due to its being the mouth of the River Yew. It is also, on its westn side, the mouth of the River Pes.

Environment
The Yewton Estuary is bounded by hills on its west and north. To its southeast and east, however, and on the coast where Cackmere and Barellin are located, the area is flat and muddy, prone to storms and flooding, but also a highly productive wetland and fishing ground.