Rumare

Rumare is a prominent waterway in the fictional world of The Elder Scrolls, most notably forming the lake and surrounding river system around Vivec City on the island of Vvardenfell in the province of Morrowind. In The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind, the Rumare serves as a central navigable route for boats and ferries that move between the districts of Vivec City.

Geographically, the Rumare encompasses a large, calm body of water that surrounds the architectural core of Vivec City, which is built on a series of islets and connected by canals and causeways. The waterway supports intra-city transportation, with boats traveling along its length to access markets, temples, and residential areas. Its presence shapes the layout and daily life within the city, providing a practical and symbolic link between the city’s many districts.

In-world significance, the Rumare is referenced as a defining feature of Vivec City and appears in gameplay, lore texts, and maps related to Morrowind. It is one of the most recognizable geographic elements associated with the capital region on the island, contributing to the city’s distinctive aquatic ambiance and its role as a hub of commerce and travel within the game’s setting.