Ibelgrak Valley

Ibelgrak Valley  was a valley in the Angalpuk region within the Great Glacier.

Geography
The Ibelgrak Valley was a shallow valley located in the south-east of the Angalpuk region. It was bordered by two mountain ranges, the Angsaas Chain to the east and the Lugsaas Chain to the south. In the center of the valley was the Ahtahqugotak Sea.

Flora & Fauna
Due to a very thin permafrost, the Ibelgrak Valley was the most fertile location on the Great Glacier. It was home to forests of evergreen and willow. Its meadows were filled with timothy and chickweed, and were ideal grazing grounds for caribou. The valley was home to a number of animal species, including polar hares, silver foxes and musk oxen.

Inhabitants
A small Angulutiun tribe lived within the valley with a herd of caribou of abut two hundred head. They were nomadic yet never left the confines of the valley. They were the descendants of infected Angulutiun who fled into the valley with their infected caribou. They had large warts on their faces and hands, and their caribou had the same warts on the back and leg. The virus was dormant but the inhabitants and caribou of the valley were killed on sight if they wandered outside the valley.

History
In, a deadly plague was brought to Angalpuk by treasure hunters from Sossal. The disease decimated the Angulutiuns and caribou populations. Some of the infected fled into the valley, were their descendants currently live.

Notable Locations

 * Ahtahqugotak Sea : The largest lake in Angalpuk.