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{{Infobox river<br />
|length=80 km (49.7 mi){{Amend}}<br />
|width_min=100 m (330 ft)<br />
|width_avg=150 m (490 ft)<br />
|width_max=400 m (1310 ft)<br />
|depth_avg=1.1 m (3.6 ft)<br />
|depth_max=6.2 m (20.3 ft)<br />
|mouth=[[Offetstine]]<br />
|drainage_basin=[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Humber Humber]<br />
}}<br />
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'''Stenbrook River''' (/ˈstɛn.brʊk/) is a river that cuts through the coastal town of [[Offetstine]]. It is widely cited as one of the sources or conduits of the [[Magic|magical]] energy in the [[Greater Offetstine Area]].<br />
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The river is believed to be named after its mouth, Offetstine. One extant etymology of the town's name traces it through a an extinct native [[demi-human]] language to the Old English phrase <abbr title="unattested">*</abbr>"of ān stān" (<abbr title="literally">lit.</abbr> "of one stone", "upon one stone"), where the modern town name derives. It is proposed that the river's name shares the same etymology, alluding at being the river that cuts through the town fabled to be built on one stone.</div>Discord-317484070127009793