Fonstad, Karen Wynn.
Boston : Houghton Mifflin, c1991.
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- Scales differ.
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- Introduction — The First Age. Introduction — Valinor — Beleriand and the lands of the north — The great march — The flight of the Noldor — Realms : before the great defeat — Menegroth, the thousand caves — Nargothrond — Gondolin — Thangorodrim and Angband — Coming of men — Travels of Beren and Luthien — Travels of Turin and Nienor — The battles of Beleriand — The First Battle — The Second Battle — The Third Battle — The Fourth Battle — The Fifth Battle — The Great Battle — The Second Age. Introduction — Refugee relocation — Advent of the dark years — Numenor — Voyages of the Numenoreans — The Realms in Exile — The last alliance — Kingdoms of the Dunedain (1050) — Battles (1200-1634) — The Great Plague (1636-37) — Wainriders and Angmar (1851-1975) — Deepening difficulties (2000-2940) — Migrations of Hobbits — Migrations of Dwarves — Regional maps. Introduction — The Shire — Eriador — Wilderland — The Misty Mountains — The Brown Lands, the Wold, the Downs, and the Emyn Muil — The White Mountains — Mordor (and adjacent lands) — The Hobbit. Introduction — Over Hill and Under Hill : Goblin-town — Out of the frying pan — Beorn’s wide wooden halls — Attercop, Attercop — Thranduil’s Caverns — Lake-town — Lonely Mountain — The Battle of Five Armies — The Lord of the Rings. Introduction — Hobbiton and Bag End — Along the Brandywine — On the Barrow-downs — At the Prancing Pony — Weathertop — Rivendell — Moria — Lothlorien — Helm’s Deep — Isengard — Edoras — Dunharrow — Minas Tirith — The Morannon — Henneth Annun — The path to Cirith Ungol — The Tower of Cirith Ungol — Mount Doom — The Battle of the Hornburg (March 3-4, 3019) — Battles in the north (March 11-30, 3019) — The Battle of the Pelennor Fields (March 15, 3019) — The Battle of the Morannon (March 25, 3019) — The Battle of Bywater (November 3, 3019) — Pathways — Bag End to Rivendell — Rivendell to Rauros — Rauros to Dunharrow — Dunharrow to the Morannon — The journey of Frodo and Sam –
- Find your way through every part of Tolkien’s great creation from Middle-Earth to the undying lands of the west. Completely revised, Karen Wynn Fonstad’s The Atlas of Middle-Earth is an indispensable volume that will enchant all Tolkien fans. Here is the essential guide to the geography of Middle-Earth from its founding in the Elder Days through the Third Age, re-creating the journeys of Bilbo, Frodo, and the Fellowship of the Ring. Authentic and updated — nearly one third of the maps are new with a fully revised text — it illuminates the enchanted world created in The Silmarillion, The Hobbit, and The Lord of the Rings. Hundreds of two-color maps and diagrams survey the journeys day by day — battles, castles, forests, far lands, distinctive landforms, climate, vegetation, and population. – Back cover.
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