Mapping the Rivers of Hyrule: Uncovering the Hydrological Secrets in Tears of the Kingdom

look at this map of Hyrule and tell me what you see I'm just kidding I'm going to tell you what I see I see a bunch of

rivers and no matter how hard I look none of them and I mean none of them connect in any way to the ocean have you

ever noticed that I'm serious there's tons of water in this game but every place on the edge of the map that looks

like it might be the end of a river it's not not this place not this place not that place or this place this is an

interesting question because all of this water has to go somewhere even if it just goes off the map or disappears

there will be an end to it but if it doesn't go to the ocean where does it go and maybe more interestingly How does it

go figuring out the answers to those questions is simple we're going to find a river and follow it all the way from

where it begins to where it ends mapping out every Pond Lake stream and other river that touches it as well as marking

which direction each one flows and how they all connect and also how the landscape has changed from breath of the

wild to tear of the kingdom and maybe just for fun uh whether or not any of this has its roots in real world

hydrology it's going to be easy let's begin with a quick science fact shall we did you know statites like this are

usually formed via a multi-step process involving rainwater mixing with carbon dioxide to make a gentle acid that

dissolves Limestone and carries it down through the stoil through the ceiling of a cave depositing uh that same Limestone

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journey I think we're going to start on top of the great Plateau because the map at least makes it look like a really

strong candidate for creating a long um ocean bound river that will flow for miles and miles without stopping and

that should make for a nice easy Journey looking Downstream across the map it's clear that it won't be the the simplest

uh River diagram that we've ever constructed but at least starting all the way at the beginning will help make

things a little bit more straightforward okay welcome to the start of this river right here next to this funny little

cave we're going to be using this raft like Huckleberry fin to go uh basically just to follow the river all the way

down to wherever it goes including it looks like over a gigantic waterfall which is fine now in order to keep track

of all these places that we're going we're going to be making a river diagram just like we did for Skyrim and that

diagram is going to be built with a long straight line in the middle just to present the uh the main path of the

river and then we're going to use a variety of symbols like these to denote uh different hydrological features so

you'll note that we've gone over a waterfall and into a lake and it looks like uh we're going over another

waterfall presumably into another gigantic Lake oh this is a big waterfall Jesus Oh after taking myself over two

different waterfalls eventually I ended up in this very deep Canyon uh with a deep almost Eerie lake at the bottom of

it the flow of the river had already come to a halt which isn't necessarily a huge problem but it does mean that we

have to circumnavigate the lake in order to figure out where the next part of the river branches off coming around to the

north side there's a waterfall flowing into the lake then there's another one from the West also flowing into this

Lake add to that the one we came in on and that's three waterfalls all flowing into the lake and nothing flowing out of

it now if a lake has three rivers flowing into it and no Rivers flowing out of it then that lake is the end

point of those river systems so it's entirely possible that we found the answer answer to our question already

every river you've ever seen in this game might just dump itself into this weird dark shadowy Lake but something

about that doesn't feel quite right this map is riddled with water features and I'm not comfortable saying that this is

high rules aquatic dump zone until I know for sure and there's only one way to find that out we'll tackle the

waterfall coming in from the West first because it looks like that one doesn't actually go anywhere so we should be

able to just head to the top take a look and then Mark it down one of my biggest Curiosities for this game was how it

decides to handle what we call uh randomly spawning waterfalls which are a necessity for any video games hydrology

Skyrim would just have water like U materializing out the side of a flat texture and previous selda games for

example Twilight Princess they had really strange these really weird ugly spouts of water built into the cliff

sides so I'm very curious if this game does the same oh look at this this waterfall is

fed by a cave it's not even a trick I mean it's probably a trick once we actually look back into it but who would

have thought this introduces another interesting wrinkle tears of the Kingdom as most people know is a direct sequel

to 2017th breath of the wild and it reuses the same broad Strokes geography of that older game while adding a

variety of new locations towns and features like floating islands in a giant underground demon land uh one of

the biggest and most consequential additions to this game at least in my opinion are the caves breath of the wild

the first game did not have caves so what you're looking at right here could not have existed in breath of the wild

and following these rivers in the sequel is going to highlight for us one of the main ways Nintendo utilized those new

caves they used them as underground rivers that connect two disparate bodies of water so when we look at this giant

map and all of these unconnected rivers and lakes suddenly things aren't so clear anymore because these two spots

are actually connected even though at first glance they didn't look like they were this also means that anytime we see

a body of water in Te of the Kingdom that's fed by a cave like this one that body of water either just didn't exist

at all and breath of the wild or they had some sort of uh alternative solution to where it was sourced from I'll do my

best anytime there's an interesting uh example of this I'll be sure to show you a side-by-side comparison but first

let's just get this little tributary mapped out and then we'll come back and do that this river goes uh through the

cave up a series of really lovely little stair-like waterfalls and is ultimately fed by another waterfall that itself

causes a separate small Creek to form heading in the opposite direction that Creek just sort of Peters out into this

odd and unremarkable little corner here but if you follow that waterfall up you will find yet another cave uh from which

this river is ultimately fed inside that cave is a large space notice how the water is also clearly made to just flow

straight and doesn't actually animate around the little island in the center of it all also if you wander too far

you'll end up facing a stone Talis which is no big deal if you've played the game as much as I

have very funny Austin very funny now as we said all of this really does beg the question if this entire river system

that we just looked at is sourced from caves and caves did not exist in the map when it was originally made in 2017's

breath of the wild where were these Rivers sourced back then the answer is really really neat they weren't the

waterfall going into the lake just didn't exist the rivered flowing in step-like fashion was just a smooth dirt

path there was no additional waterfall no cave nothing the vibe of this area is so different from one game to the next

that my brain didn't honestly recognize it as the same place at first glance another point of interest for this

tributary is that this river flows through a canyon that if you look on the map looks like it was clearly carved by

water at some point in the past so in some ways you could almost see uh tiar of the Kingdom as just a different state

of seasons for Hyrule also consider the fact that a lot of the smaller bodies of water around here like spectacle Rock

have dried up significantly since the previous game in the series is it possible that some sort of lowercase sea

climate change don't get worked up has caused these ponds to dry up and also maybe created record snow melt in the

grudo highlands which seeped into the groundwater eventually cutting a path for itself down to the lake that we came

from I have no idea I'm not a hydrologist by the way always be sure to look down in the top comments because

usually someone with way more knowledge than me will have corrected all the stuff I said wrong so you shouldn't

believe uh comments you definitely shouldn't believe YouTubers we don't know what we're talking about now with

that small uh tributary marks down we can start tracing the main river back to its source up the waterfall on the north

side of the lake we end up in another Valley but it's a little tough to tell which way the water is actually flowing

here sort of funny considering how there's a gigantic waterfall uh right there but hey you know they did their

best following this Valley backwards we oops uh we run into another offshoot Creek which is Downstream of us rather

than Upstream it's not overly complicated and it just flows into this big lake that surrounds the Coliseum

there sort of splitting around the sides of it a little further Upstream we run into this the sage temple ruins just off

the right hand side here are flat lands so low to the water table that they are flooded but they do have ruins built

onto them which means at some point in the past they weren't flooded as we travel further Upstream we're going to

see a lot of these low-lying areas that are either actively flooding or clearly at risk of flooding which sort of

indicates that a lot of the center of Hyrule is what we might call a flood plane there are some pretty stunning

photographs from James Stanfield for National Geographic of some flood planes in Mongolia that bear a striking

resemblance to some places you might find in this iteration of Hyrule flood planes like this are often carved up by

the rising and falling Rivers which if you look at the map at the center of Hyrule here makes a lot of sense it

really does sort of look like it was carved up in all sorts of ways over many years coming up past these ruins we have

another pretty sizable river that flows Westward to the heart of Satori Mountain this one seems weird to me because while

the flow is pretty weak it does flow from east to west but this channel is at the heart of a really large really snowy

mountain and if our earlier conjecture was true then you'd think that snow would have melted off to create this

channel flowing from west to meet the larger River uh back to the east when you follow this River back to to its

source you even see an underground river inside of a cave that's been cut off from the main river presumably due to

Drought to me this screams snow melt and underground channeling caused a river to form as we all are always screaming uh

but according to the game this is the downstream cave so it even says in the game this is Downstream even more

baffling is that if you go into that cave you can literally see groundwater dripping out of the ceiling so the tools

are all there maybe they just named it wrong uh but this is going to be one of many weird examples of Nintendo either

doing things that are extremely nuanced and hydrologically impressive or really really weird and hard to explain which

is honestly exactly what you want out of a video game speaking of weird things further up River uh things are fairly

straightforward until we hit Hyrule Castle the river gets really strong right around here presumably due to evil

Goblin magic or you know whatever uh and it splits off into loads of weird directions forming a sort of moat around

the castle this is where the complexity of this task really started to hit me way way wa wait wait but then this goes

out here how the okay okay so this flows here or does it it's like every

single river is connected almost that's what it feels like I I think literally all every single river is connected to

everything else so mapping One River it necessitates that I map the entire game the biggest piece of confusion is right

here why does the river split off and go south from the castle at all I can't think of a good explanation the best

thing I could guess is that this means that this moat was actually man-made because a a dramatic

bifurcation like this is not very common in real Rivers we'll come back to that in a moment and past the castle further

up River we end up at yet another fork in the river where it bifurcates Southward and heads towards Lake halia

also I keep saying this word bifurcate I know it sounds like I just knew that word on account of being very

intelligent uh but I didn't I had to learn it for this video it's very important word when you're talking about

rivers a bifurcation is a point where a river splits off into two rivers that then both continue Downstream to their

own separate destinations it's similar but the inverse of the word Confluence where two rivers join up to go to the

same place from what I can tell confluences are extremely common in real life but bifurcations are pretty rare

look at this map of the Mississippi River Basin how many confluences do you see is it 3 trillion yeah how many

bifurcations do you see turns out maybe one right down here all the way at the bottom and while it's technically a

bifurcation of the Mississippi River I read an article about how this split is only maintained due to the hubris of the

Army Corps of Engineers and that in fact the atalaya Basin is actually where the Mississippi would be if allowed to run

its natural course so even this example is a little rickety and this does tend to be how bifurcations evolve they are

only semi-permanent and over time as Illustrated here the River will gradually show preference to whichever

side is deeper or steeper as it carves its path thinking back over what we've surveyed so far there have actually been

two other inexplicable bifurcations which indicates that either the land of Hyrule is full of rivers that are just

about to change course or that it's a video game and uh Nintendo did not in fact remember to hire the required team

of PhD hydrologists before making it I'll have to check the credits maybe they're in there now here's my hot Zelda

lore take not like that I think there's a chance that the entire Western portion of this River Basin was caused

unintentionally by the royal family wanting to dig a moat for their castle and it got totally out of control like

those Tik Tok videos of people digging trenches between streams and the ocean that rapidly turn into insanely

dangerous whitewater rapids and probably damage the ecology somehow I mean if this can happen in 2 minutes from a hand

dug trench imagine the chaos that would be caused if you machined a huge moat for a major river to flow through the

government is to blame as usual and believe it or not this isn't even the only instance where I think human

intervention may be drastically reshaping the landscape of Hyrule in order to show you that though first we

have to map out the rest of this bit all right so should I follow this Downstream or should I follow it Upstream to where

it actually begins I guess let's F oh but then I got to go all the way over into there all

right well let's follow this downst stream first I guess cuz that's going to take the longest at least this River's

fast there's a lot to see down this this way uh including an interesting divide between the shores where one side is

totally green and the other side is Muddy and Rocky I'm not sure what that might be about but it's interesting

hydrologists in the comments let me know on the right here is a fascinating little Al Cove with the remains of some

sort of house or cabin perhaps the first sign of civilization having to retreat from the unsuitable habitat honestly I

wonder if this was here in breath of the wild like or if it was like a regular house that then decayed in tears of the

Kingdom let me go grab my switch um the house is still here in breath of the wild as you see which is interesting cuz

you would think something that's that decayed if it had flooded a lot in the intervening years well you think

something like this wouldn't have held up but you know look at that wood that's a good wood texture right there okay so

it's a little bit of mixed environmental messaging also known as classic video game Beauty hey check this out another

bifurcation let's pull up the map and look at something neat here this river goes this way and it goes this way the

way on the right here goes into what looks like a lake at first glance but this Lake was clearly at one point

connected Downstream you can see it just in the topography and you can almost see the historical Shoreline along the edge

of the hill on the mountain side now knowing what we talked about earlier how generally when rivers split off like

this one side usually captures the river over time and becomes the only surviving Branch Nintendo may have accidentally

done a great little in progress representation of this here we can mark all of that down like this and we can

also marked on another tributary which is coming in from the east past the dueling Peaks which from what we can see

also has its own various tributaries and multiple sources for the water the end point of the main river is in Lake halia

that much is obvious from the map but I have a sneaking suspicion that there's some very interesting stuff happening

down there hydrologically oh what the hell is that so before we get to that let's just knock out this new tributary

to the east shall we the land here like so much of Hyrule is just really wet a tenno village carved itself out a little

living space on the Eastern end of the Basin uh and the main mouth of the river is just a few hundred ft down the side

uh down the side of the hill in a small Lake the waterfall coming out of the side of the mountain is adorned with a

large hole to help sort of elevate its hydrological believability but ultimately this is really the Hyrule

equivalent of our magic waterfalls at Skyrim the other offshoot Creek on this River also spawns from the side of a

rock face though with a much tighter opening that reminded me of those uh blood pressure testing machines you

could play with as a kid at the grocery store you guys ever play with those no I too have an appreciation for this extra

detail that Nintendo sort of notched into the ources of streams here but I can't quite tell whether I prefer this

thoughtfulness or the slightly uh surreal disinterest that Skyrim uses as a solution for the same problem both

definitely have their merits okay as of now our diagram looks like this and we only have two more unexplored branches

each of these branches could very well have multiple branches of their own and I'm starting to fear that this hole we

digging is less of a hole and more of a hydrological fractal it just keeps going but we're in too deep at this point to

stop and plus I'm committed to creating an animation at the end of this showing the flow of the entire river system from

source to mouth and I can't do that if I give up at this point heading back to where we split off most recently it's

finally time to go down river to Lake halia I'd like to maintain the Integrity of the present tense storytelling here

but I will warn you ahead of time if you thought Lake Kia was the end of this River just because the map makes it seem

like it is you're in for a rude awakening bucko because I'm about to drown you in amateur inferences about

the subtleties of H digital hydrodynamics that made sense for right if that sounds fun to you I think you're

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on my patreon I will I'll pick a Raina person I'll ship it to you anyway so this river goes onwards down towards

Lake halia dumping into it via another waterfall have you noticed that the water in this game never Flows at a

slope it can only ever lose altitude by going over a waterfall I'm serious go back and watch the video up to this

point there's not a single time that the water flows at a sloping angle it's all flat which is unlike how Skyrim

represented its own Water Systems there's actually one instance of sloping water in this game that I could find and

I will show it to you later but see if you can think of where it is it's kind of obvious once you remember it anyway

the main thing that ruins any hope of this River actually ending in this lake is this large uncontrolled Whirlpool

that is draining all of the water from the lake to who knows where uh you can go into that whirlpool and it leads into

a large Cavern into which approximately 10,000 cubic feet of water is Flowing every single second I say approximately

because I got that number by taking the 700,000 cubic feet of water that flows through the Mississippi River every

second and just sort of eyeballing the size difference between the Mississippi and this gushing hole I will remind you

again that I'm not a scientist this cave could have been the end of the line for all of this water but unfortunately

while looking back over some of the footage I took I noticed something on the map Kora Lake Kora lake is a deep

blue color which makes it look lower in elev than the water in lakeia and that visual cue tricked my brain into

thinking that cor Lake kind of looked like a spot with high potential to be the actual Outlet of Lake halia

unfortunately for us the facts on the ground here paint a pretty Grim picture of the future of this part of Hyrule dun

dunun if we compare the maps of Hyrule between 2017's breath of the wild and 2023 is tiers of the Kingdom it's clear

that the land here has changed pretty dramatically first of all this channel has opened up underneath like kyia and

it's taking quite a bit of water which over time will cause that opening to widen causing it to take more water

causing it to widen even faster and so on and so on and so on this will cause the ground underneath to become more

saturated weakening its structural integrity and eventually creating things like new cave systems and sinkholes it's

also possible that the entirety of Lake halia will collapse in on itself which is similar to what happened at Lake

pen in Louisiana in 1980 where a drilling company AC this is a true story a Drilling company accidentally

penetrated a salt mine that was underneath a lake bed and caused the entire Lake to drain into the mine

shafts which eventually caused the whole lake to collapse in on itself creating a gigantic gargantuan Whirlpool that

sucked up entire barges and temporarily created the tallest waterfall in Louisiana of all time hm a giant

whirlpool under a lake draining into a Cave System sound familiar the consequences

of this drainage are evident in the surrounding terrain cor Lake the lake that hypothesize might be the outflow

from Lake halia is fed by rapidly flowing groundwater from the direction of lake halia and in between this point

and the lake is a system of clearly unstable and very saturated caves that you know on to top it all off didn't

exist 7 years ago during breath of the wild compare the two maps and you can see how the space between the two is

just starting to fall apart I think there's a good chance that this whole region is going to collapse and drain

directly into the bay in the next few years the consequences of which will require someone with a college degree to

fully predict so yeah if you're playing teers of the Kingdom anytime in the next 5 to 10 years I would avoid this area uh

so that you don't get buried alive in the mud when it all collapses also on a side note if the ceiling of the depths

is 1,400 ft thick which based on my rough calculations using Earth's terminal velocity and the time it takes

to fall down there it is how long until all of that just collapses too how long until Hudson Construction Company

becomes Hudson oil Co and drills just a little too deep okay okay the last place we need to map is all the way back up

here remember where we uh initially split off from Hyrule Castle remember that this river flows backways and there

are lots of fun details along this route from Little docks to small Islands to two separate Bridges we get to go

underneath I told you I like Bridges and this River has two it has Ruby Bridges and Jeff Bridges that was a Ruby Bridges

Jeff Bridges crossover joke a little bit further up you can find the liru wetlands Where the River just kind of

spills out onto the land more permanently creating this beautiful clear environment for lots of different

plant and animal life also contributing to these Wetlands is another Lake to the South that used to be a lake but is now

actually two Lakes connected by a cave telta Lake and Lake Cella in breath of the wild were just two unremarkable and

odd little spots where you could go stand to feel strange feelings for no reason but in tears of the Kingdom like

we saw earlier Nintendo has connected the two by a long underground river that river is ultimately fed by this point

water generating out the side of a mountain and again there's just a little Notch there to show where it's really

flowing from going back further is this winding stream that's been carved into the mountain side this stream is lined

with little water features like splotchy ponds and small spawning waterfalls and eventually it opens back into the lake

that follows the waterfall that follows the large city of fish people called Zora domain Zora's domain is a very

weird place hydrologically with waterfalls in three places around it replenishing its Reservoir and at the

top of these waterfalls are some sort of strange paper shredder looking structures out of which the water pours

no matter how hard I think I I really could not come up with a great explanation for how this could possibly

be functioning which goes back to what I was saying that these games seem to either have absolutely incredible subtle

fascinating displays of hydrology or just straight up wizard magic I also found this in Zora's domain which is the

closest equivalent to that wonderful point we located in Skyrim where water seems to just spawn and then immediately

split off into two separate paths unlike Skyrim there's a water to explain the source of the water itself uh but still

short of this being the Hyrule Continental Divide there's no real great reason why the water should go uh both

ways do you remember that question I asked you earlier about where the only sloping water in this game is it's right

here in Zora's domain this sloping water can be followed in Reverse up these slides until you reach the tops of these

spires where it all begins the options for explanation here are really only twofold either it just rains so much

here that the water never stops or there's some sort of Technology that pumps water up from the reservoir based

on the waterfall spawning machines I'm going with the ladder wizard magic one of the other waterfalls can be followed

back stepwise to a place called mea's Court a Fantastical fountain with intricate sculptures and uh structures

the water from which can be traced all the way back to this little Point uh called shatterback point I think is what

it's called and all of that water seems to once again just come from wizard magic even groundwater SE can't explain

all of this stuff honestly there's no other place in these games where where there's so much hyd rological

irrationality as in Zora's domain so the only conclusion I can reasonably draw is that being fish people they have some

sort of command of the water that we'll just never fully understand it's not all magic though they also do engineering

they've built the world's largest freshwater Reservoir here at East Lake a lot of the water from zor's domain comes

out of East Lake Reservoir and the zor have also damned up the south end of the lake creating a calmly flowing rutala

river down below I'm not saying this dam is hydroelectric but based on what we've seen of the Zora technological

capabilities I wouldn't put it past them that rutala River ultimately flows back down and reconnects directly with the

liru wetlands completing the loop and closing every single loose end we have on our diagram which means we should be

able to look at it and figure out uh the answer to those questions that we asked at the beginning where does all of this

start and where does all of this end based on everything we've seen we can glean a few things one Hyrule seems to

be one large Basin rather than multiple meaning all of the water ultimately connects uh via streams rivers or

groundwater movement number two the primary source of this river system is drum roll please the East Reservoir Lake

there are other smaller sources for the various tributaries but the vast majority of it starts right here

courtesy of the Zora which is a fun touch given the cultural role that the Zora play in the Zelda games and number

three there is not one but two end points for this river system lakeia and the unnamed lake near gudo Canyon pass

you heard me right half of the water in Hyrule goes to the most iconic water feature in the entire Zelda series and

the other half of it goes to a lake that they didn't even bother to name because it was so unremarkable what I want to

know honestly is if the developers of the game even knew this fact I could really see a world where they just

connected all the rivers and lakes without too much thought and if you asked I bet they would half guess and

say that it all goes to Lake halia but it doesn't it goes somewhere so much less notable and in some ways so much

more interesting now those of you with the Keen Eye will probably note that I did Skip something pretty important

there's a huge waterfall coming from the sky above the East Lake Reservoir that seems to be filling it up very directly

why haven't we followed that waterfall back to its source okay fine let's follow that waterfall to its source and

what we will find is that it all spawns out of this platform right here they actually call this area near the water

temple the great Wellspring of Hyrule which does imply that all the water comes from it but in terms of being

physically connected all of these islands with all their waterfalls are just completely separate with all of

their water just pouring over the sides and into the air which kind of explains why it rains so much you know like look

at all this water that's just being wasted something being wasted I mean it's going back into the water cycle

turning into clouds that then rain down upon High rule even the water temple itself the big spouts does the same

thing it just dumps it all off the edge so sure you could make the argument that in some ways these floating sky islands

are the real source of water for the river system here but I don't think I accept that I think that's a little bit

like saying that rain is the true source of the Mississippi River and that lake itasa is just one more stop in the water

cycle which is literally true all of this is just water and gravity that we even call them lakes and rivers and

streams is largely just ontological utility but that's what we do we make categories so that we can make sense and

we make sense because that's the thing that only we can do and if we didn't do it nobody would and so we have rivers

and so I have this video so I'm talking to you as far as the in-game lore is concerned though I actually sort of like

to think of the sky islands as allegory more than anything Zelda has always built its stories as Legend almost like

you're hearing the story told to you hundreds of years after the fact with particular stylings and exaggerations

hence the many different art styles the games have taken over the years so when you tell me that the Great temple in the

sky is where all the rain and water comes from I think of it more like saying thunder and lightning our Angels

bowling rather than hey actually if you go in the sky with a video camera you'll find a bowling alley full of people with

wings now that said it does rain a ton in this game and all of this water being dumped directly into the

atmosphere certainly isn't helping things in that regard wait I almost forgot I stayed up until 4:00 a.m. one

night making this very crude animation of all the water flowing in Hyrule and I wanted to show it to you I didn't really

have a good place to put it in the video so here it is enjoy [Music]

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