Alàwainn

The Alàwainn is a river in Shaldana.

Description
So named due to the swans that nest along its shores, the 37-mile river flows south-west from its source to the Great River. The name comes from the Elvish word Alàr, meaning "swan". The village of Athlain (meaning wooded ford) is situated on this river, approximately seven miles from the headwaters at Lake Lienerre. There is a five-mile stretch of rapids, running through rocky terrain to the falls. At the falls, the Pelsaros flows south to the coast, while the Alàros continues south-west.

Points of Interest
The river is named after the Swan River that runs through Perth.