If you want to know how to make the shaft look like a hole, there is this video by Remy - towards the end of it:

Is this better?

The reason I'm adding the real world names is to give us a reference for further instructions. It's easier if you say change "Fred" to "Burt", than if you give me a lengthy description of where you want a label that doesn't exist yet.

So this is going to be a historic fantasy of sorts - a mixture of actual history/legend and fantasy?

You may have to be a bit patient with me over what goes where, since I have no familiarity with the area at all. I'm also not good with pages and pages of text. Easily lost, you see. Much better with well-timed short bits of info ;)

Found Grand Traverse and Mission Point. There's not really enough room to add the name of the peninsula as well, but that's probably better done by a smaller regional map when Quenten gets going on them.

I missed that bit! I must watch it again and see if you're right :)

And thank you :)

I've no idea if anyone else has already shared a link to this site, but if you are looking for heightmaps to use in Wilbur or FT3 to generate real world relief shade maps this might seem to be a good place.

The only drawback is the Mercator projection, which grossly distorts anything in the extreme north and south.