Jabaji River

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The Jabaji River is a river in Kakhabad. The river originates in  Lake Lumlé, runs through Kharé and then flows between the Shamutanti Hills and the Baklands, until the river empties in the Kakhabad Sea. The enormous Harbour Bridge in Kharé is the only way to cross the river without using a boat.

The Jabaji river is described as "treacherous" and unfordable.

Further Notes

• The maps of Kakhabad by John Blanche depict an unnamed island at the mouth of the Jabaji River; this island does not appear on Dave Andrew's map of Kakhabad.