The Atlas of Middle-earth
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20 FR, 406.
21 TT, 23.
22 TT, 209.
23 TT, 211.
24 TT, 212.
25 TT, 216.
26 TT, 216.
THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
(pp. 86-87)
1 S, 94.
2 VI, 411.
3 RK, 20, 249; VI, 411; Trewartha, 367.
4 RK, 64.
5 RK, 68.
6 RK, 67.
7 RK, 64, 65.
8 RK, 67.
9 RK, 59.
10 Lobeck, 262.
11 RK, 106.
12 RK, 23.
13 TT, 152.
14 Riley, 292.
15 RK, 60.
16 TT, 110.
17 RK, 59.
18 RK, 24, 96; Lobeck, 669–671.
19 RK, 62.
20 TT, 72.
21 RK, Map.
22 RK, 348.
23 TT, 109.
MORDOR (AND ADJACENT LANDS)
(pp. 90-91)
1 Niekas, 39, 40.
2 TT, 258.
3 FR, 390; TT, 212, 239.
4 S, 294; TT, 235.
5 FR, 390; TT, 238, 239. Note that this location differs from that given by Foster, 378.
6 TT, 247.
7 TT, 232; Thornbury, 286, 287.
8 TT, 258.
9 TT, 283.
10 TT, 307.
11 Thornbury, 136.
12 TT, 308.
13 TT, 244.
14 TT, 319.
15 TT, 319.
16 RK, 218.
17 RK, 175, 193.
18 RK, 197.
19 TT, 244.
20 Riley, 506.
21 RK, 218.
22 Riley, 507.
23 TT, 244; RK, 205.
24 RK, 211.
25 TT, 244.
26 Strahler, 496.
27 RK, 201.
28 VII, 309, 414.
29 VIII, X13.
30 FR, Map; RK, Map; VII, 309; IX, 30, 31.
31 VII, 213, 309.
32 VII, 309, 310.
The Hobbit
INTRODUCTION
(pp. 97-99)
1 RK, 384.
2 RK, 389.
3 H, 15, 39; UT, 335.
4 H, 64; RK, 388.
5 FR, 38.
6 H, 40.
7 H, 61.
8 H, 41.
9 H, 42.
10 VI, 204.
11 Strachey, 37.
12 FR, 223, 224; VI, 201.
13 VI, 204.
14 H, 65, 66.
15 H, 107.
16 Harriman.
17 H, 146, 307.
18 FR, 301.
19 H, 153.
20 H, 185.
21 H, 186.
22 H, 212.
23 H, 306.
24 H, 308.
OVER HILL AND UNDER HILL:
GOBLIN-TOWN
(p. 102)
1 H, 69, 70.
2 H. 105.
3 H, 106.
4 H, 69.
5 H, 71.
6 H, 71.
7 H, 72.
8 H, 76.
9 H, 78.
10 H, 81, 82.
11 H, 96.
12 FR, 63.
13 H, 83, 92.
14 H, 96.
15 H, 98.
16 H, 100.
OUT OF THE FRYING PAN
(p. 104)
1 H, 100, 101.
2 H, 108, 112, 120, Map.
3 H, 106, 107.
4 H, 108, 109.
5 H, 109.
6 H, 115.
7 H, 114, Map; P, 8.
BEORN’S WIDE WOODEN HALLS
(p. 105)
1 H, 127.
2 H, 127.
3 H, 128.
4 H, 130.
5 H, 136, 138.
6 H, 129.
7 H, 129, 131.
ATTERCOP, ATTERCOP
(p. 106)
1 H, 162.
2 H, 164, 165.
3 H, 166, 178.
4 H, 168.
5 H, 152, 176.
6 H, 175.
THRANDUIL’S CAVERNS
(p. 107)
1 UT, 259.
2 H, 179; TT, 152; Refer to Atlas, pp. 20, 21.
3 H, 179, 183, 188.
4 H, 183, 184, 192.
5 H, 180, 185.
6 FR, 268.
7 H, 188, 191, 192.
8 H, 191.
9 H, 197.
LAKE-TOWN
(p. 108)
1 H, 205, 237.
2 H, 202.
3 H, 204.
4 H, 204, 207, 208.
5 H, 209.
6 H, 209, 211, 213, 260.
7 H, 209.
8 H, 261, 262, 267.
LONELY MOUNTAIN
(p. 110)
1 H, 6, 7, Map.
2 Trewartha, 367.
3 The placement of Dale was based on Thrór’s Map (H, 7), and the description on H, 255, rather than on P, 18.
4 H, 254.
5 H, 215.
6 H, 67, 216.
7 H, 218, 219.
8 H, 218.
9 H, 218, 220.
10 H, 32.
11 H, 227, 253, 272.
12 H, 29.
13 H, 227.
14 H, 225, 228, 233, 239.
15 H, 31, 227.
16 P, 17.
17 H, 250.
18 H, 253.
19 H, 215, 254.
20 H, 257.
21 H, 272.
THE BATTLE OF FIVE ARMIES
(p. 112)
1 H, 292, 293, 302.
2 H, 265–267.
3 H, 271.
4 H, 290, 291.
5 H, 283.
6 H, 294.
7 H, 293.
8 H, 295.
9 H, 296.
10 H, 302.
The Lord of the Rings
INTRODUCTION
(p. 117)
1 RK, 370, 371.
2 FR, 68, 266; TT, 251, 348; RK, 371; UT, 337.
3 FR, 269; RK, 372.
4 FR, 258.
5 UT, 338–341.
6 FR, 270.
7 RK, 372.
8 FR, 275, 276.
HOBBITON AND BAG END
(p. 118)
1 FR, 26; P, I.
2 H, 39; FR, 30, 53.
3 RK, 291, 292, 296.
4 FR, 26.
5 VI, 76.
6 H, 9, 11.
7 FR, 30.
8 FR, 34; RK, 296; P, I
9 H, 9, 315.
10 H, 12, 21; FR, 78.
11 H, 16; FR, 45.
12 H, 9.
13 VI, 20.
14 H, 9, 19; FR, 33, 47, VI, 235.
15 H, 17, 22, 38; FR, 40
16 H, 9, 26, 35, 37.
17 IX, 84.
18 RK, 296, 297; IX, 86.
19 RK, 302.
ALONG THE BRANDYWINE
(p. 120)
1 FR 100.
2 FR, 100, 101, 105; VI, 289.
3 VI, 105.
4 FR, 105.
5 FR, 100; VI, 107, 108. Note (black ink) dotted path: VI, Frontispiece.
6 FR, 108, 109.
7 FR, 108.
8 FR, 110. Originally only one mile: VI, 101.
9 FR, 76, 110.
10 FR, 110.
11 FR, 188.
12 FR, 110; VI, 101.
13 FR, 110, 188.
14 FR, 111.
15 FR, 112.
16 FR, 117.
17 FR, 109, 120.
18 FR,120–122.
ON THE BARROW-DOWNS
(p. 122)
1 FR, 126, 127, 141.
2 FR, 133, 141; VI, 118.
3 FR, 139, 140.
4 Atlas, p. 72.
5 FR, 134, 136.
6 FR, 140.
7 FR, 136.
8 FR, 136, 139.
9 FR, 146.
10 FR, 148.
11 Whybrow, 15, 16.
12 RK, 321.
13 FR, 141, 15
7; RK, 367.
14 FR, 149–151.
15 FR, 157–159; RK, 320.
AT THE PRANCING PONY
(p. 124)
1 FR, 161.
2 FR, 160, 193. VI, 165, 174, 175 reverse Coombe and Archet.
3 FR, 161; RK, 408.
4 RK, 366.
5 FR, 13, 161. In one stage Bree was considered a Hobbit village: VI, 133, 331.
6 FR, 162.
7 FR, 162; VI, 333.
8 FR, 162, 193.
9 VI, 335, 347.
10 FR, 162.
11 RK, 414.
12 Byrne, 34.
13 FR, 162, 164.
14 FR, 164, 165.
15 FR, 164.
16 FR, 165.
17 FR, 166.
18 FR, 165.
19 FR, 186.
20 FR, 164.
21 VI, 345–347.
WEATHERTOP
(p. 126)
1 S, 315; FR, 195–197.
2 FR, 197.
3 RK, 320.
4 FR, 197, 198; VI, 177.
5 FR, 198–201.
6 FR, 198; VI, 177.
7 FR, 201.
8 FR, 202.
9 FR, 207.
RIVENDELL
(p. 127)
1 S, 288; RK, 364.
2 RK, 321, 323, 365.
3 H, 56; FR, 231, 243; RK, 338
4 H, 56.
5 H, 57.
6 H, 58, 59; P, 6.
7 H, 56, 59; FR, 252; P, 6. VI, 205 discusses the naming of this river.
8 FR, 237.
9 FR, 238, 242.
10 FR, 293.
11 FR, 231, 238.
12 FR, 250, 285; RK, 264.
13 FR, 238, 252, 267.
14 FR, 238, 252, 284; P, 6.
15 FR, 238, 250, 252.
16 FR, 290.
MORIA
(p. 128)
1 RK, 352.
2 FR, 324.
3 RK, 353, 368.
4 Foster, 285, 351.
5 FR, 296.
6 FR, 295, 331.
7 TT, 105.
8 FR, 296.
9 FR, 301.
10 FR, 347.
11 FR, 301, 307, 311.
12 S, 286; FR, 313.
13 FR, 314; P, 22. Note that P, 24 aligns exactly to be the lower part of this drawing, rather than being the “Eastgate.”
14 FR, 315, 316.
15 FR, 316.
16 FR, 315–319.
17 FR, 323, 324.
18 FR, 324, 325.
19 FR, 326.
20 FR, 327.
21 McWhirter, 284.
22 FR, 328, 329, 337.
23 FR, 332.
24 FR, 333, 336.
25 FR, 338, 340.
26 FR, 340, 341.
27 FR, 341, 342.
28 FR, 343.
29 FR, 342, 345.
LOTHLÓRIEN
(p. 130)
1 Foster, 82. Note that UT, 267, stated the correct spelling as Galadhon.
2 RK, 405.
3 S, 115; RK, 406.
4 UT, 252, and all of Part II, Chapter 4.
5 TT, 70; UT, 168.
6 FR, 352, 353, 335.
7 FR, 356.
8 FR, 358.
9 FR, 361.
10 FR, 364, 365.
11 RK, 341, 344.
12 VII, 288.
13 FR, 368.
14 FR, 369.
15 McWhirter, 120.
16 FR, 368. Note that UT, 167, stated that the mallorns of Númenor were even taller.
17 FR, 369, 383.
18 FR, 369, 372.
19 FR, 376, 377.
20 Murray, 309.
21 FR, 387.
HELM’S DEEP
(p. 132)
1 S, 291.
2 RK, 347. Letters, 407 stated they were inspired by the caverns of Cheddar Gorge (in southern England).
3 TT, 152, 153. Although the original name was of the current ‘westmarcher’: VIII, 8, 9, 23.
4 TT, 141.
5 TT, 133
6 TT, 136; P, 26. Note that UT, 365, stated the various “Deeping” terms should be hyphenated.
7 TT, 129, 136.
8 TT, 135; VII, 319; VIII, 17, 19, 23. The line of the clifftop is visible in P, 26.
9 RK, 50; VIII, 40.
10 TT, 133; VII, 319; VIII, 269.
11 TT, 146, 147.
12 TT, 158; VIII, 41.
13 TT, 136, 137. Note that Tolkien’s drawing showed not one, but four towers (P, 26).
14 TT, 133.
15 TT, 136.
16 TT, 133, 139, 144; RK, 49.
17 TT, 136.
18 TT, 133; RK, 24.
19 TT, 139.
20 TT, 143.
21 TT, 144–146.
ISENGARD
(p. 134)
1 S, 291; TT, 159. Saruman did not build it, as stated in VII, 150.
2 RK, 334.
3 TT, 157, 171.
4 TT, 157, 171.
5 TT, 159.
6 TT, 160.
7 VII, Frontispiece; VIII, 34; IX, 125C (’Orthanc I’).
8 TT, 160; VIII, 43, 44, 47.
9 TT, 160.
10 VIII, 34; IX, 125A; P, 27.
11 TT, 160; VIII, 44.
12 TT, 160; RK, 335, 370. According to VIII, 32, 33 the isle stood in the pool.
13 TT, 165, 166, 177; VIII, 44.
14 VIII, 34.
15 TT, 160.
16 TT, 160, 182; VII, Frontispiece; VIII, 33, 34; IX, 125A, 125C, 125D (’Orthanc I’).
17 TT, 182.
18 TT, 189.
19 FR, 273; VIII, 34.
20 S, 345.
21 P, 46, 47.
22 RK, 257.
EDORAS AND DUNHARROW
(p. 136)
1 TT, 110; Foster, 140.
2 TT, 111.
3 RK, 254, 255.
4 TT, 111.
5 TT, 114.
6 TT, 111; RK, 349.
7 TT, 111, 114.
8 TT, 116; RK, 66.
9 TT, 116.
10 TT, 125; RK, 70.
11 TT, 123.
12 Encyclopedia Americana, “Castles.”
13 TT, 116.
14 TT, 123; RK, 143.
15 TT, 127.
16 RK, 67.
17 RK, 68.
18 RK, 65–67.
19 RK, 71.
20 RK, 67.
21 RK, 68, 69.
22 VIII, 245, 246.
23 VIII, 238, 245, 248.
24 VIII, 251.
25 VIII, 237, 238.
26 VIII, 238, 240, 245.
27 VIII, 312, 314; IX, 125G.
28 RK, 59.
MINAS TIRITH
(p. 138)
1 S, 291.
2 RK, 365, 372.
3 RK, 36, 324, 365–369.
4 RK, 368.
5 VIII, 290.
6 RK, 24.
7 VIII, 279, 288.
8 RK, 24.
9 VIII, 290; IX, 64; Marquette Archives.
10 If the Tower were wider than 150 feet, it would have appeared stout in spite of its 3oo-foot height (50 fathoms—RK, 24). Note that the Tower was described as “a spike”—not tiered as shown in VIII, 261; P, 27.
11 RK, 23.
12 TT, 160; Encyclopedia Americana, “Castles.”
13 Encyclopedia Americana, Americana, “Castles.”
14 TT, 136.
15 RK, 24.
16 “Facts and Figures,” 8.
17 RK, 106.
18 RK, 135.
19 RK, 34.
20 RK, 40.
21 RK, 131, 149, 240.
22 RK, 24.
23 RK, 31; VIII, 261; P, 27.
24 Encyclopedia Americana, “Castles.”
25 RK, 3a; IX, 64; Marquette Archives. I originally misread ‘King’s House’ as ‘kitchen’, but Taum Santoski corrected my error.
26 RK, 35.
27 RK, 84, 94, 95.
28 VIII, 290; Encyclopaedia Britannica, 725.
29 RK
, 99, 101.
THE MORANNON
(p. 140)
1 RK, 176.
2 TT, 244, 250.
3 RK, 328.
4 TT, 244.
5 TT, 244; RK, 163.
6 TT, 244.
7 S, 357; TT, 247; RK, 176; Foster, 360.
8 TT, 247.
9 TT, 247.
10 RK, 163, 164.
HENNETH ANNÛN
(p. 141)
1 RK, 335, 369.
2 TT, 282; RK, 335.
3 TT, 259.
4 TT, 277.
5 RK, Map.
6 RK, 235.
7 TT, 282, 283.
8 TT, 282, 292.
9 TT, 271.
10 TT, 285.
11 TT, 283, 292.
12 TT, 282.
13 TT, 292, 293, 300.
14 TT, 292.
15 TT, 294, 295.
THE PATH TO CIRITH UNGOL
(p. 143)
1 Foster, 94.
2 TT, 313, 314.
3 TT, 317.
4 TT, 318.
5 TT, 319.
6 VIII, 124, 186, 194, 198, 199.
7 TT, 327. Refer to Atlas, p. 170.
8 TT, 327, 328; VIII, Frontispiece 2, 201; P, 28. Note that N and S (north and south) are reversed on the compass on VIII, 201.
9 TT, 342; P. 28.
10 RK, 218.
11 RK, 175, 193.
THE TOWER OF CIRITH UNGOL
(p. 144)
1 RK, 176.
2 TT, 319, 332; RK, 184; IX, 21.
3 RK, 176; IX, 17.
4 RK, 176, 193.
5 RK, 176, 178.
6 RK, 176.
7 RK, 176, 179.
8 RK, 176; VIII, 201.
9 TT, 319; RK, 176.
10 RK, 176; IX, 16–18.
11 IX, 23.
12 RK, 181; VIII, Frontispie 2; IX, 17.
13 TT, 351; RK, 179, 180.
14 TT, 351.
15 RK, 180.
16 RK, 181.
17 RK, 184–186.
MOUNT DOOM
(p. 146)
1 RK, 364.
2 S, 345.
3 FR, 70.