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Thankfully to Mr Bismarkmnt and his kindly asking, you now have the opportunity to meet Kutlovitsa a.k.a Kutlofca, a.k.a Ferdinand, a.k.a Hristo Mihaylov, a.k.a Mihaylovgrad. After they got tired of all those names, residents of this small town in Northwestern Bulgaria decided to name the town and the whole province with it's previous Roman name. So, you are now looking at pretty much accurately made region of Montana, Bulgaria. Montana is settled on northern slopes of Balkan mountain ( Stara planina / Old mountain ) in a valley which goes all the way down from the Kom peak to the Danube shores.
It is next to a very nice looking lake, which I unfortunately couldn't put here because of a high altitude of it.
If you still want to make the lake, the second picture shows you approximately contour of it and you can picture it by your own. There is also an option of lowering down the whole terrain, but then all the northern terrains would be flooded. So far, the best and most boring option is that, if you really want it, you should picture it by yourselves.
Once again, many thanks to Mr Nichter85 i Mr Drunkapple. Without their advices there would be nothing of this.
Until some new Balkan terrains, stay well. Cheers from Serbia.
