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Map of South Ithilien, showing the location of Eryn
Carantaur (1).
The rural settlement of Doro Lanthron, which provides 'bubbling
water', is to the east (3). Further north is the tiny town
of Gobel Doron, where Master Gerhal and Mistress Hildë run
The Four Alls tavern, on the main road to Emyn Arnen (4).
Caras Arnen, the City on the Hills, nestles in the northern slopes
of Emyn Arnen (2).
Map based on The Atlas of Tolkien's Middle Earth, by Karen
Wynn Fonstad.
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Map of the journey from Eryn Carantaur to Dol Amroth,
a distance of approximately 450 miles, which took ten days.
For comparison, Frank Hopkins (the hero of Hidalgo) rode
a stallion named Joe 1800 miles from Galveston, Texas, to Rutland,
Vermont, in 31 days, covering an average of 58 miles per day,
and travelling no more than ten hours per day. Joe finished in
excellent condition.
Map based on The Atlas of Tolkien's Middle Earth, by Karen Wynn
Fonstad.
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Map of the City of Dol Amroth.
At high tide the sea may reach the castle wall and the causeway
is submerged.
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Map showing the journey from Eryn Carantaur to Minas Athrad,
a distance of approximately fifty miles. The map also shows the
location of Minas Athrad, close to the confluence of the Anduin
and the Erui, and the positions of the various orc bands.
Map based on The Atlas of Tolkien's Middle Earth, by Karen
Wynn Fonstad.
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Map of Minas Tirith, showing Rath Fain, Rath Bein, Rath
Amrun, and Rath Celerdain; the location of the Gates (2
- 6); Lord Berodin's house on Rath Amrun (B), Ostrad
Tinnu, Cocks Alley and the Golden Goose tavern (G);
the fabric shop on Rath Bein (S) and the assassin's hideout
(H); and the old lady's house in Rath Celerdain (O).
Map based on The Atlas of Tolkien's Middle Earth, by Karen
Wynn Fonstad.
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Map showing the first stage of the journey
to Mirkwood,
Eryn Carantaur (1) to Rauros (4). Meeting with Faramir and Berengar
(2). Meeting with Aragorn and Arwen (3). Meeting
with Eomer and Gimli; Legolas plants a carantaur sapling in memory
of Boromir (4).
Maps based on The Atlas of Tolkien's Middle
Earth, by Karen Wynn Fonstad.
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Map of the second stage of the journey,
Emyn Muil to Lothlorien (5). A few days' rest at Lorien;
the bear attacks.
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Third stage of the journey, Lorien to just south
of the Old Ford.
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Fourth stage of the journey, the Old
Ford to Thranduil's Halls. The Carrock; the bear's second attack
(6). The Forest Gate(7). The first night; Legolas'
nightmare (8). The Enchanted River; the bear's third attack;
Legolas and Eowyn are enchanted (9). Thranduil's Halls;
first meeting of Eomer and Thranduil (10).
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Map of Mirkwood and the Anduin,
showing The Carrock, the Old Ford, and the land between.
Map based on The Atlas of Tolkien's Middle Earth, by Karen
Wynn Fonstad.
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Map of Lorien, showing the Southern
Ford (1), the site of the Orc hunt (2), the location
of Eowyn's encampment (3) and of the wolf-man's lair (5).
Map based on The Atlas of Tolkien's Middle Earth,
by Karen Wynn Fonstad.
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Map of Carhilivren, Kuri and Rihat, showing the routes
taken by the slave ship, the True Friend, from the Anduin
to Carhilivren (1); by the Early Bird from the Prison Island
(2) to the Land of Kuri (3); and by Faramir and Berengar to Rihat
(4).
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Map of Shadow Gondor, showing Eowyn's stronghold, the
drow camp, Osgiliath, Minas Tirith and the Rammas Echor.
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