Location
The western borders of Eriador, where it marched with LindonImportant Peaks
Other Names
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Blue Mountains
The northwestern mountain-chain of Middle-earth
The Ered Luin, the mountain chain that formed the eastern border of the lands of Beleriand during the First Age, and in which were the Dwarf-cities of Nogrod and Belegost. After the loss of Beleriand at the end of the First Age, the mountains remained, but they were now in the far west of Middle-earth.
See also...
Aeglos, Amlach, Aradan, Arnor, Atanatári, Awakening of Men, Balin, Balrogs, Belegost, Bëor, Bilbo Baggins, Círdan the Shipwright, Denethor, Dwarf-road, Dwarves, [See the full list...]Dwarves of Belegost, East-elves, Edain, Elves of Lindon, Elves of Ossiriand, Eöl, Ered Lindon, Ered Luin, Ereinion Gil-galad, Eriador, Estolad, Falmari, First House of the Edain, Forlindon, Gabilgathol, Goldenbed, Great Lands, Great Road, Greater Gelion, Green-elves, Haladin, Haldad, Hathol, High Faroth, Icebay of Forochel, Khazad-dûm, King of Durin’s Folk, Laiquendi, Land of Seven Rivers, Lindon, Lone-lands, Longbeards, Lord of Belegost, Maglor’s Gap, Men of Darkness, Men of Eriador, Men of Hithlum, Menegroth, Mickleburg, Mount Rerir, Mountains of Lune, Necklace of the Dwarves, Nogrod, Nómin, Nori, Ossiriand, People of Bëor, People of Hador, Ring of Durin, River Ascar, River Legolin, River Lhûn, River Ringwil, River Thalos, Runes of Doriath, Sarn Athrad, Seven Rivers of Ossir, Sindar, Sindar of Beleriand, Telchar, Thain of the Shire, Thargelion, The Old, Thingol, Third House of the Edain, Tumunzahar, Tyrn Gorthad, Vales of Anduin
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