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Location
To the northeast of the Bree-hill, and west of the Midgewater Marshes
Origins
Presumably once part of the great forest that covered Eriador until the Second Age
Settlements
The village of Archet was on the edge of the Chetwood
Meaning
chet is an old name for 'wood' or 'forest'

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  • Updated 8 March 2007
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Chetwood

The wood of the Bree-land

The broad woodland that lay to the north and east of the Bree-hill. The village of Archet was built among the trees near its edge.


See also...

Archet, Combe, Frodo Baggins, Midgewater Marshes

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