The map shows the rough positions of the different factions operating in Bohavia in the spring/summer period of 3461. The area not enclosed by any lines is still controlled by the Nyemetz.

Such boundaries are very fluid in nature and changing continually as they are not fortified, instead showing the areas that are currently loyal to each faction. None of the borders of any of the area are fortified and there are no battlelines as such.

As for the rest of the map ...

Each of the three major races of Bohavia has their own region of the country. Shumava, the heavily forested area which is home to the Elves is the area south of the Mzye, Berounka and Sazava rivers, down as far as the Pleky Mountains. The hilly and mountainous area in the north of the country is home to the Dwarves, which they call Sudeten. The rivers of Ohrey, Orlitze and Odra all form boundaries between Dwarven and Human lands. The remainder of the country, most notably the Labe valley and the entire East of the country, called Moravia, are human lands. Over time, however, these boundaries have become less marked in the major cities, leading to a mixed population in many areas.

The yellow on black circles represent the major cities of Bohavia. These are:

1. Karlovy Vary (80% Human, 10% Dwarven, 10% Elven)
2. Pilzen (Elven)
3. Komutov (Dwarven)
4. Most (Dwarven)
5. Teplitze (Dwarven)
6. Aussig (Dwarven Capital)
7. Dyechin (Dwarven)
8. Kladno (Human)
9. Budyeyovitz (Elven Capital)
10. Liberetz (Dwarven)
11. Yihlava (50% Human, 50% Elven)
12. Pardubitze (80% Human, 20% Dwarven)
13. Hradetz Kralovye (80% Human, 20% Dwarven)
14. Brunn (Human)
15. Olmutz (Human former capital - clerical city)
16. Prerov (Human)
17. Zliyn (human)
18. Opava (Dwarven)
19. Ostrava (70% Dwarven, 30% Human)
20. Fridek-Mistek (70% Human, 30% Dwarven)

The white on blue circles represent the major rivers of Bohavia. These are:

1. Mzye
2. Uhlava
3. Berounka
4. Ohrey
5. Otava
6. Vltava
7. Labe
8. Luznitze
9. Sazava
10. Yizera
11. Orlitze
12. Diye
13. Morava
14. Bechva
15. Odra

The white on red circles represent the major ranges of hills and mountain in Bohavia. These are:

1. Krushne Mountains
2. Burday Hills (low hills, densely forested)
3. Pleky Mountains (uninhabited)
4. Jizersky Mountains
5. Krkonoshe Mountains
6. Javoritze Hills (low hills, densely forested)
7. Orlitzky Mountains
8. Jeseniky Mountains
9. Lysa Mountains (buffer zone with Slovensko)