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The '''Circle Sea''' was a large circular sea on [[Avalon (planet)|Avalon]]. [[500 (number)|500]] miles in diameter, the sea had been formed by a meteorite impact. The town of [[Fluxmouth]] in [[Elbyon]] was located on the northwest coast of the sea. The sea was connected to [[Fluxford]] via the [[River Flux]]. In [[2991]], the [[First Doctor]] and [[Ian Chesterton]] sailed aboard the ''[[Merrow (ship)|Merrow]]'' across the Circle Sea to the centrally-located [[Shadow Isles]], where [[Merlin's Helm]] was located. It contained [[Porpoise | The '''Circle Sea''' was a large circular sea on [[Avalon (planet)|Avalon]]. [[500 (number)|500]] miles in diameter, the sea had been formed by a meteorite impact. The town of [[Fluxmouth]] in [[Elbyon]] was located on the northwest coast of the sea. The sea was connected to [[Fluxford]] via the [[River Flux]]. In [[2991]], the [[First Doctor]] and [[Ian Chesterton]] sailed aboard the ''[[Merrow (ship)|Merrow]]'' across the Circle Sea to the centrally-located [[Shadow Isles]], where [[Merlin's Helm]] was located. It contained [[Porpoise]]s. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Sorcerer's Apprentice (novel)|The Sorcerer's Apprentice]]'') | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:23, 18 March 2023
The Circle Sea was a large circular sea on Avalon. 500 miles in diameter, the sea had been formed by a meteorite impact. The town of Fluxmouth in Elbyon was located on the northwest coast of the sea. The sea was connected to Fluxford via the River Flux. In 2991, the First Doctor and Ian Chesterton sailed aboard the Merrow across the Circle Sea to the centrally-located Shadow Isles, where Merlin's Helm was located. It contained Porpoises. (PROSE: The Sorcerer's Apprentice)
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The Circle Sea is also the name of a sea in the fantasy Discworld series by Terry Pratchett.
