Location
The far northwest of Middle-earthPronunciation
eri'adorr
Meaning
'Lonely Land'
Other Names
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- Updated 19 November 1998
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The geography of Eriador
The Elvish name of the region called the Lone-lands in The Hobbit, the western lands of Middle-earth that lay between the Misty Mountains and the Blue.
See also...
Ambaróna, Angmar, Aragorn I, Arahad I, Arvegil, Bill, Bree, Bridge of Mitheithel, Celepharn, Chieftain of the Dúnedain, Ciryatur, Dunlendings, Durin’s Bane, East Road, East-West Road, [See the full list...]Elrond, Elven-rings, Ered Lindon, Ered Luin, Fangorn Forest, Fell Winter of the Third Age, First Homely House, First House of the Edain, Fords of Isen, Forsaken Inn, Gladden River, Great Road, Green-elves, Harfoots, House of the Mírdain, King of Arthedain, King of Durin’s Folk, Last Homely House, Lond Daer Enedh, Lone-lands, Long Winter, Malvegil, Men of Darkness, Men of Eriador, Midgewater Marshes, Minhiriath, Mordor, Mountains of Angmar, Mountains of Lune, Nîn-in-Eilph, Noldor of Eregion, North-South Road, Ost-in-Edhil, People of the Jewel-smiths, Redhorn Gate, Rhudaur, Ring of Sapphire, River Loudwater, Sauron, Second Age, South Downs, Stoors, Tar-Minastir, Tar-Telperiën, The Angle, War of the Elves and Sauron, Weather Hills, Weathertop, Westlands of Middle-earth, White Wolves
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