Jan 14, 2014 · The river in Lindon may be the remnants of the Gelion, and what's especially interesting is that if you examine the Beleriand map in The Silmarillion, you'll see that the westward protrusions of Ered Luin there (in the area of Mount Rerir/Lake Helevorn) correspond in shape to the same area in the map above (to the east of Himling).

May 12, 2022 · I am making my own LotR-themed Risk game and I am having trouble finding a very accurate map of Arda before Beleriand was lost. This map should include Valinor and Númenor as well. The best I can f...

Jul 23, 2016 · Beleriand was the Northwestern part of Middle-earth in which the Silmarillion takes place for the First Age. Was the land area of Beleriand of greater size than that of the known regions of Middle-earth in the 2nd and 3rd Age?

When the Valar defeated Morgoth, the sea destroyed Beleriand. Was this a result of what the Valar were doing to Morgoth or was it some kind of reaction by Arda to Morgoth's defeat?

Oct 15, 2015 · Did the people of Middle-earth know of the lands of old that sunk west of the Blue Mountains, or was it just not common knowledge? For example: If by chance somebody brought up Beleriand, would pe...

Jul 20, 2016 · From Hithlum to Angband to Maglor's Gap to the Mouth of Sirion, Beleriand was sunk with the exception of Ossiriand (Lindon, as it is known as in the 2nd and 3rd Ages).

Jan 11, 2016 · He was denied, and decided to take the ships by force thus commencing The Kinslaying at Alqualondë, which ended with Fëanor killing alot of Teleri Elves and bogarting their ships. He then burned the remaining ships so that Fingolfin couldn't cross with him. How long was the Voyage of the Noldor sailing from Valinor to Beleriand?

Aug 22, 2018 · Sindarin was the universal language of Beleriand. It seems that History, for its own reasons, recorded names or persons, places and events in Sindarin, although other languages and dilects existed. As per the precious answers, Gondolin was …

Jan 17, 2020 · Here Beleriand has sunk into the sea, but one can still trace the line of the Iron Mountains, with a hill in the north of Eriador roughly in the same location as Utumno, east of the Ice Bay.

May 7, 2016 · I want to ask if this map of Beleriand (in the northwest of Middle-earth) is correct. I think it isn't because Beleriand should've been sank, and you can clearly see that there is Beleriand above Eriador, but still this is the best full map I've found on the Internet.