The Forgotten Valley, known to contemporaries as the Aegean strategic valley, has a highly abstract geographical environment.
Extending east to west are two colossal, continuous ridges forming a long and narrow basin, with the north-south orientation tightly pinched off by the high mountains and dense forests of the Vaden Mountain Range and the only marshy stretch of the Alps Wetland.
The two highlands made of rocky hills are roughly equal in length, both stretching over a hundred miles. The eastern highland has an elevation of about forty meters, while the western highland is higher, at approximately eighty meters.
