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This book consists of articles from Wikia or other free sources online. Pages: 50. Chapters: Bodies of water, Capes, Caves, Cliffs and Ravines, Continents, Fields, Forests and Woods, Hills, Islands, Mountains, Passes, Plains, Valleys, Eithel Ivrin, Great Gulf, Gulf of Lune, Lake, Andrast, Eryn Vorn, Androth, Angband, Glittering Caves, Gollum's cave, Great Goblin's cavern, Halls of Thranduil, Henneth Annun, Menegroth, Nargothrond, Shelob's lair, Cabed-en-Aras, Aman, Dark Land, Land of the Sun, Middle-earth, Field of Celebrant, Firienfeld, Gladden Fields, Parth Galen, Party Field, Pelennor Fields, The Tongue, Brethil, Chetwood, Dimholt, Druadan Forest, Eryn Vorn, Fangorn Forest, Firien wood, Forest, Grey Wood, Lothlorien, Mirkwood, Nisimaldar, Nuath, Nan Elmoth, Nivrim, Old Forest, Region, Taur-en-Faroth, Taur-im-Duinath, Trollshaws, Ezellohar, Hill, Tuna, Almaren, Cair Andros, Carrock, Enchanted Isles, Gollum s island, Himling, Isle of Balar, Numenor, Tol Brandir, Tol Eressea, Tol Morwen, Tol Sirion, Tol Uinen, Western Isles, Hill, Valley, Volcano, Aglon, Amon Darthir, Barazinbar, Bundushathur, Caradhras, Cloudyhead, Crissaegrim, Dwimorberg, Fanuidhol, Lonely Mountain, Meneltarma, Mindolluin, Mountains of Moria, Mount Dolmed, Mount Doom, Mount Gram, Mount Gundabad, Mount Rerir, Redhorn, Starkhorn, Taniquetil, Thangorodrim, Zirak-zigil, Calacirya, Cirith Gorgor, Cirith Ninniach, High Pass, Isenmouthe, Pass of Aglon, Pass of Sirion, Paths of the Dead, Ard-galen, Dagorlad, Estolad, Plain of Valinor, Talath Dirnen, Azanulbizar, Deeping Coomb, Morgul Vale, Nan Curunir, Nan Dungortheb, Noirinan, Ringlo Vale, Tumladen, Udun, Vales of Anduin, Valley, Withered Heath. Excerpt: Eithel Ivrin (Sindarin for 'springs of Ivrin') also known as Falls of Ivrin and Pools of Ivrin was a spring from the river, the Narog, at the south side of the Ered Wethrin during the First Age. The waters of the springs were crystal pure and one of the most refreshing bodies of water...
