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Map showing Moria and its surroundings. Certain elements of this map are conjectural.1
Map showing Moria and its surroundings. Certain elements of this map are conjectural.1
The Black Chasm; the name given to Khazad-dûm after its desertion by the Dwarves, after which it became a dark and evil place.
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The exact configuration of the Mountains of Moria is not shown on any map, so the relative positions shown here are derived from descriptions in The Lord of the Rings (though given the detail of those descriptions, there is little margin for error). In addition, though it seems inevitable that the Sirannon must have been a tributary of the Glanduin, it is not known precisely how the two rivers joined. |
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Alphabet of Daeron, Angerthas Moria, Aragorn Elessar, Azog, Bain, Balin, Balrogs, Barazinbar, Battle of Nanduhirion, Battle of the Mines of Moria, Battle of the Peak, Bill, Bird-tamer, Black Chasm, Black Pit, [See the full list...]Book of Mazarbul, Bridge of Khazad-dûm, Cave-trolls, Chamber of Mazarbul, Chamber of Records, Company of the Ring, Dimrill Gate, Durin I the Deathless, Durin’s Axe, Durin’s Bridge, Durin’s Day, Durin’s Tower, Dwarves, Dwarves of Moria, Elven-cloaks, Endless Stair, Farin, Flame of Udûn, Folk of the Mountain, Frár, Frerin, Galadriel, Gandalf, Gates of Moria, Gladden River, Glóin son of Gróin, Gollum’s Ring, Hadhodrond, Haldir, Heir of Durin, Hollin Gate, Khazâd, Khazad-dûm, King of the Silvan Elves, King under the Mountain, Lay of Nimrodel, Legolas Greenleaf, Longbeards, Lóni, Lord of Lothlórien, Lord of Moria, Mansion of the Khazâd, Mellon, Mines of Moria, Misty Mountains, Moria Gate, Moria-silver, Mountains of Moria, Mustering of the Dwarves, Náli, Nameless Things, Nár, Northern Orcs, Northerners, Óin, Óin, Old Moria, Orcs of the Misty Mountains, Pass of Caradhras, Phurunargian, Rúmil of Lórien, Second Hall, Shathûr, Sirannon, The Terror, Thorin and Company, Thrór, Tree of the High Elves, Treebeard’s Hill, Trolls, Twenty-first Hall, Uruk-hai, Walls of Moria, Watcher in the Water, Waterlands of the Swans, Zirakzigil
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