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Every location in The Rings of Power, from the island kingdom of Númenor to the ash plains of Mordor, with what happens there and who visits.
Valinor (the Undying Lands)
The home of the Valar across the sea. Shown here at the far western edge of the world. In Episode 1, Elves sailing from Lindon head here; Galadriel jumps ship before arriving.Númenor
The island kingdom of Men in the western sea. Its capital, Armenelos, is ruled by Queen Regent Míriel and later by Pharazôn.Forodwaith
The frozen far north. Galadriel's company searches an abandoned fortress here and finds Sauron's sign.Lindon
The Elven realm west of the Blue Mountains, ruled by High King Gil-galad. Its great tree fades until the Three Rings restore it.Grey Havens (Mithlond)
Círdan the Shipwright's harbour at the head of the Gulf of Lune, where Elves take ship into the West.Barrow-downs (Tyrn Gorthad)
Haunted burial mounds between Lindon and Eregion. Elrond's company fights the Barrow-wights here in Season 2.Imladris (the future Rivendell)
A hidden valley where the surviving Elves of Eregion take refuge after the city falls in the Season 2 finale.Eregion (Ost-in-Edhil)
Celebrimbor's city of Elven-smiths. The Three Rings are forged here, then the Seven and the Nine under Annatar, and the city is destroyed in Season 2.Khazad-dûm
The great Dwarf kingdom under the Misty Mountains, home of King Durin III, Prince Durin IV and Princess Disa, and of mithril and a Balrog.Harfoot trails (Rhovanion)
The wandering Harfoots migrate across the wilds of Rhovanion each season.Meteor crater
Where the Stranger falls from the sky in a blazing meteor in Episode 1.Tirharad
Bronwyn and Theo's village in the Southlands. Site of the battle with Adar's orcs in Episode 6.Ostirith watchtower
The Elves' watchtower over the Southlands, where Arondir is posted and the villagers shelter.Hordern
A neighbouring village found burned and empty in Episode 1 — the first sign of the orcs.Orc trenches
Tunnels and trenches where Adar's orcs hold Arondir and other captured Elves.Orodruin (Mount Doom)
The mountain that erupts at the end of Episode 6, turning the Southlands into Mordor.Mordor (Adar’s stronghold)
After the eruption, Adar claims the burned land as Mordor. Halbrand bargains with him here at the start of Season 2.Pelargir
An old Númenórean harbour town where the Southland refugees settle in Season 2; Kemen later seizes it as an outpost.Forest of the Ents
Woods near Pelargir where Isildur, Arondir and Estrid find Theo held by two Ents in Season 2, Episode 4.Shores of the Sea of Rhûn
An inland sea in the far east. The Stranger, Nori and Poppy travel past it into Rhûn.The Rhûn desert
The arid lands of Rhûn, where the Stranger and the Harfoots are hunted by the Dark Wizard's servants.Tom Bombadil's house
The Stranger is taken in and taught by Tom Bombadil here, in the show's version of Rhûn.Doors of Durin
The great west gate of Khazad-dûm, facing Eregion. In Season 2 the Dwarf Narvi unveils it as a sign of friendship between Dwarves and Elves.The Southlands dam
A dam above Tirharad. In Episode 6 Waldreg turns the sword-hilt in its lock, and the flood pours into the mountain and sets off the eruption.Stoor village
A settlement of Stoors — relatives of the Harfoots — where Nori and Poppy find shelter.
The home of the Valar across the sea. Shown here at the far western edge of the world. In Episode 1, Elves sailing from Lindon head here; Galadriel jumps ship before arriving.Númenor
The island kingdom of Men in the western sea. Its capital, Armenelos, is ruled by Queen Regent Míriel and later by Pharazôn.Forodwaith
The frozen far north. Galadriel's company searches an abandoned fortress here and finds Sauron's sign.Lindon
The Elven realm west of the Blue Mountains, ruled by High King Gil-galad. Its great tree fades until the Three Rings restore it.Grey Havens (Mithlond)
Círdan the Shipwright's harbour at the head of the Gulf of Lune, where Elves take ship into the West.Barrow-downs (Tyrn Gorthad)
Haunted burial mounds between Lindon and Eregion. Elrond's company fights the Barrow-wights here in Season 2.Imladris (the future Rivendell)
A hidden valley where the surviving Elves of Eregion take refuge after the city falls in the Season 2 finale.Eregion (Ost-in-Edhil)
Celebrimbor's city of Elven-smiths. The Three Rings are forged here, then the Seven and the Nine under Annatar, and the city is destroyed in Season 2.Khazad-dûm
The great Dwarf kingdom under the Misty Mountains, home of King Durin III, Prince Durin IV and Princess Disa, and of mithril and a Balrog.Harfoot trails (Rhovanion)
The wandering Harfoots migrate across the wilds of Rhovanion each season.Meteor crater
Where the Stranger falls from the sky in a blazing meteor in Episode 1.Tirharad
Bronwyn and Theo's village in the Southlands. Site of the battle with Adar's orcs in Episode 6.Ostirith watchtower
The Elves' watchtower over the Southlands, where Arondir is posted and the villagers shelter.Hordern
A neighbouring village found burned and empty in Episode 1 — the first sign of the orcs.Orc trenches
Tunnels and trenches where Adar's orcs hold Arondir and other captured Elves.Orodruin (Mount Doom)
The mountain that erupts at the end of Episode 6, turning the Southlands into Mordor.Mordor (Adar’s stronghold)
After the eruption, Adar claims the burned land as Mordor. Halbrand bargains with him here at the start of Season 2.Pelargir
An old Númenórean harbour town where the Southland refugees settle in Season 2; Kemen later seizes it as an outpost.Forest of the Ents
Woods near Pelargir where Isildur, Arondir and Estrid find Theo held by two Ents in Season 2, Episode 4.Shores of the Sea of Rhûn
An inland sea in the far east. The Stranger, Nori and Poppy travel past it into Rhûn.The Rhûn desert
The arid lands of Rhûn, where the Stranger and the Harfoots are hunted by the Dark Wizard's servants.Tom Bombadil's house
The Stranger is taken in and taught by Tom Bombadil here, in the show's version of Rhûn.Doors of Durin
The great west gate of Khazad-dûm, facing Eregion. In Season 2 the Dwarf Narvi unveils it as a sign of friendship between Dwarves and Elves.The Southlands dam
A dam above Tirharad. In Episode 6 Waldreg turns the sword-hilt in its lock, and the flood pours into the mountain and sets off the eruption.Stoor village
A settlement of Stoors — relatives of the Harfoots — where Nori and Poppy find shelter.
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