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Because of it'sits location in [[Jah Keved]], Bornwater is a town of [[Vorin]] descent, though it is much more lax in it'sits social decorum, with women often leaving their Safehandsafehand exposed as a provacativeprovocative and flirty meansact.{{book [Hardcover pg. 446]ref|sa1|i|6}}

Bornwater, while under the purview of it'sits local landlord who resides in Kneespike [Interlude-6[Kneespike]], is most likely largely ignored by [[Jah Keved]] similar to most places in [[Bavland]].

Protection from [[Highstormshighstorm]]s is provided for the town in that the whole of it was built in a lait, the large cliffside to the east. However, it seems that the architecture still follows the cultural tendencies, with long flat roofs that slopedslope gently to the east., Remarkedeven upon by [[Szeth]] asthough being unnecessary in a lait renders this unnecessary.{{book [Interlude-ref|sa1|i|6]}}

The most curious thing about Bornwater is that it is the first and only location so far in [[The Way of Kings]] that uses both soil and stone as building material. Soil is extremely rare outside of [[Shinovar]], so most of Roshar relies solely on stone.{{book [Interlude-ref|sa1|i|6]}}