Maps illustrate the battles, journeys, cities, and territories described in Tolkien's fantasy series, as well as his mythical land's history, climate, population, and languages

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The Atlas of Middle-Earth

Karen Wynn Fonstad

Holt McDougal

Clarion Books

United States, United States of America

Rev. ed, Boston, ©1991

Rev. ed, Boston, c1991

December 1992

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
The road home
The Fourth Age
Thematic maps.
Introduction
Landforms
Climate
Vegetation
Population
Languages
Appendix : Tables.
Mountain chains
Inland water bodies
Rivers
Political decisions
Notes

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.

ILUVATAR SENT THE VALAR to order the world, preparing Arda for the coming of his Children - Elves and Men.

Karen Wynn Fonstad. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.

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