Geography

[Nilwen]

This may sound stuiped,but I have trouble with the geography in some of the storys. Maps in the books I have dont help, or seem incomplete. Can Any pount me in the right direction. Maybe some online maps?
Thank You.

[elven maiden Earwen]

Dont know of any online maps but the book The Atlas Of Middle Earth by Karen Wynn Fonstad really helped me when i was reading the books. Hope this helps, sorry if it doesnt.

[Nilwen]

Thank you. I will look for that book.

[Bill Ferny]

This is the best on-line map site that I've come across. (http://lotrmaps.middle-earth.us/)

[InklingElf]

I've also read the Atlas of Middle Earth -it is an excellent resource of explanation. But if you want online maps Bill Ferny's link will point you to the right direction.

[balrogman]

WOW!
Thats a great site Bill! I've been looking for a site with maps like that for a while now. THANKS!!! smilies/biggrin.gif

[The Saucepan Man]

Thats a great site Bill! I've been looking for a site with maps like that for a while now.

Ditto. Thanks for a great link, Bill. I bookmarked it straight away. smilies/smile.gif

[Nilwen]

Yes,I've been printing pics to put in all my books.The site helped alot.

[Adanadhel]

I really like this map. It mergers the sil and the LOTR maps. It gives great insight into the union of the first age and later ages. Not a lot of detail, but it gets the big picture...

It also has a few errors, but then again, so did Cristopher Tolkien's first ME map!

[Adanadhel]

Ooooops, here is the map link:
http://www.geocities.com/otsoandor/Bel_Eri.htm