Can you name the A Song of Ice and Fire: Geography 2 (The North)? by Ignacio

Hint	Location	Additional Info
The seat of house Stane, a barbaric people that inhabit the unexplored island (Mentioned elsewhere in the quiz) that lies off the northern coast near Eastwatch by-the-sea		It is said the residents of this house, among others located on the island, are cannibalistic, and feast on the flesh of the dead
An abundance of land granted to the Nights Watch by Brandon the Builder to provide sufficient support for their community		Queen Alysanne admired the Watch so much during her reign that she convinced her husband Jaeharys to extend the lands another 25 leagues
Another bay in the North named after an aquatic animal we all know and love		In the second book, Hother Umber demands a fleet after Widlings start to cross and pillage along the expanse of this bay
The primary trade port for the North, it is ruled by House Manderly		The largest city in the region
A stronghold located at the mouth of the Broken Branch river		Wyman Manderly claims he holds sway to these lands, ruling from his populous harbor mentioned elsewhere in the quiz
An ill-omened fortress governed by the ruthless Roose Bolton and his bastard son		Rumor has it that in the dungeons of this spooky construction, the Bolton's adhere to their ancient tradition, and flay the skins of their captives
A stretch of coastline in the west sparsely populated but for a few fishing villages		Theon Greyjoy commands a few longships with the purpose of harrying and pillaging this dire coastline
Named after its native house, this castle is surronded by large expanses of grasslands situated in the bulk of the North		The Bastard of Bolton forcibly marries the lady of the ancestral house of this area during the second book
The ancestral seat of House Dustin, lying north of the Saltspear		During the Boltons campaign across the north, they hold a modest feast between this towns walls
A dark, nutritious wood aptly suited to hunts and campaigns		Named after a certain carnivorous beast which resides in the thick forest
An ancient fortification built north of the Neck, this location acts as a natural choke-point for all armies, and is crucial to the defense of the North		The Greyjoys capture this fortress during Balon Greyjoy's second rebellion, attacking the fort from behind
A castle named so because it is considered the last area of residence for you reach the Wall		The Greatjon rules this stronghold, representing the Umbers
A castle built by Karlon Stark, who was granted a branch of the Stark family to rule over.		Formerly known as Karl's Hold
The second branch of House Flint rules this stronghold, located east of the Narrow Sea		A sickness spread through the castle during the second book, hindering Lyessa Flints efforts to attend the annual harvest feast

Hint	Location	Additional Info
Sea Dragon Point thrusts outward into this large bay		Named after the bitter weather conditions and unceasing temperature (Or lack of temperature.)
A castle lying half a days ride from the residence of the Starks (Mentioned elsewhere in the quiz), it is named after its ruling house		One of the places where Maester Luwin of the Night's Watch dispatches ravens to, pleading for assistance concerning the Wildlings and the defence of the Wall
One of the two castles ruled by the Flints, this landmark resides on the border of Blazewater Bay on the western side of Westeros		Named after its ruling family and geographical positioning
A motte-and-bailey castle located in the heart of the dense wood mentioned elsewhere in this quiz. It is ruled by the Glovers.		Asha Greyjoy wrestles control of the castle following the initiation of her fathers second rebellion
This 'stronghold' is built upon the hazardous swamp-lands that are accustomed to its general area		It is said the fort moves with the swamp-waters, making it nigh on impossible for humans and ravens alike to locate the seat of House Reed
A formidable castle with stone walls 30 ft high. It is ruled by the Tallharts		After a preliminary failure, Dagmer Cleftjaw and his fellow Ironmen successfully take the castle in the name of their liege lord Balon
A large island wear the barbarians and wild men who live there speak the old tongue and allegedly eat their own kind		Davos Seaworth is heading here in the next book to try and retrieve the boy Rickon
A rich, boggy area originally an independent land ruled by the Marsh Kings		One can find huge flowers and lizard-lions in this swamp
The largest lake in Westeros		A great battle commenced here between the Stark-Umber auxiliary forces and the King-beyond-the-Wall, Raymun Redbeard
This ancient castle lies on the north shore of the Bite		Night's Watch ranger Ser Mallador Locke originates from here, along with the rest of his house
The ancestral castle of House Stark, considered the capital of the North		This is where Bran stages the majority of his POV chapters in the first two books
A wide, hilly region north of the Saltspear		Named after the graves of the First Men that dot the landscape
An expanse of plains adjacent to the western coast		House Ryswell commands the small residence here
The ancestral seat of House Mormont. It was said to have been won from the Woodfoots in a wrestling match		One of three locations in the North named after an animal

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