Tamrielic Geography refers to the diverse landscapes and regions of the continent of Tamriel, the setting for the Elder Scrolls series. It is divided into several provinces, each with its own unique culture, climate, and geography, such as the snowy mountains of Skyrim and the lush forests of Valenwood. The provinces are home to various races, including Nords, Bretons, and Khajiit, each adapting to their environment. Major cities like Whiterun and Daggerfall serve as cultural and economic hubs, while landmarks such as the Throat of the World and Black Marsh highlight the continent's rich and varied topography.