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Dates
The fields were walled by the Rammas Echor in III 2984 or shortly afterwards
Location
A region stretching several miles east, north and south around Minas Tirith
Race
Men
Culture
Gondor
Settlements
Minas Tirith, Harlond
Pronunciation
pele'nnor
Meaning
'Fenced land'

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Pelennor Fields

The fields and townlands of Minas Tirith

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The townlands and fields of Minas Tirith, the City of Gondor. The Pelennor was protected from invasion by the long circular wall of the Rammas Echor, and was the location of the Battle of the Pelennor Fields at the end of the Third Age.


See also...

Causeway Forts, Ednew, Gléowine, Great Gate of Minas Tirith, Great West Road, Herefara, Lord of the Ringwraiths, Mounds of Mundburg, North-way, Number One, Rammas Echor, Serpents, Siege of Gondor, Snowmane’s Howe, South Road, [See the full list...]

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