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There's diamonds in them thar... plains. Doesn't quite scan. A few hundred years ago, you may have seen a pristine landscape of plains but the moment diamonds were found, huge pits, some way over 100 metres deep, were dug to find the extent of the diamonds. Now abandoned as the diamonds have run out, these pits are filled with rainwater and seawater seeping through the soil, creating scenic lakes and because much of the land was untouched, there is lots of opportunity to build sprawling cities on the flat, if slightly eroded, land.
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