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An ancient colony in Eriador shared by Hobbits and Men. | |
Kingdom of Noldorin Elves during the Second Age where the Rings of Power were made. | |
The wild, untamed lands that lay north of Rivendell. It was here that the Witch-king fled after his defeat in the Battle of Fornost. | |
Monument comprising two enormous pillars carved in the likenesses of Isildur and Anárion, standing upon either side of the River Anduin at the northern approach to Nen Hithoel. | |
The easternmost peak of the White Mountains where Aragorn discovers a sapling of Nimloth. | |
'Fire-fort'. Tower on the western side of the Morannon | |
The seat of Princes on the coasts of Gondor that takes its name from a former king of Lorien. | |
The lands south of Gondor and Mordor that include the coastal city of Umbar. | |
Valley lying east of Khazad-dûm and site of a bloody battle in T.A. 2799 between Dwarves and the Orcs of Moria. | |
Land of hobbits west of the Brandywine. Founded by Marco and Blanco. | |
A peak in the White Mountains, which is situated at the head of the valley of Harrowdale and home to the Dead Men of the Mountains. | |
Marshland where Isildur and three sons were ambushed by orcs. | |
Cirdan's domain where the Ringbearers set sail at the end of the Third Age. | |
The volcano in Mordor where the One Ring was forged. | |
A large lake upon the Great River Anduin amid the Emyn Muil to the east of Rohan. Contains the rock island of Tol Brandir. | |
A plateau in north-western Mordor, in the midst of which stands the volcanic Mount Doom. | |
A land which lay to the south-east of Mordor and was home to the Variags. | |
A large mountain range to the north of Rhovanion. The last remnants of the wall of the Ered Engrin or Iron Mountains. | |
Orc mountain capital in the northern Misty Mountains. Formerly stronghold of Dwarves. | |
An ancient city of Men that grew up where the North-South Road crossed the River Gwathló. Deserted in the Third Age. | |
The tallest of the three towers that stood on the Tower Hills and housed the Elendil Stone. | |
The narrow pass in the northwest of Mordor that formed part of the inner defences of Mordor. | |
An ancient harbour and settlement of Elvish origin in Gondor where Amroth was lost. | |
This river flowed through the easternmost reaches of the Shire, forming its eastern border except for Buckland which lay between it and the Old Forest. | |
Mountain range in the east of Middle Earth and home to Dain II Ironfoot before the Battle of Five Armies. | |
Ancient seat of the Kings of Arnor founded by Elendil. | |
The stronghold of Sauron in the southern regions of Mirkwood, where he dwelt in secret as the Necromancer. | |
An outlying hill beneath the height of Erebor and home to Carc. | |
Remnants of Beleriand south of the Gulf of Lune. | |
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