[ SECRET POST #6443 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6443 ⌋

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LotR Maps

[(Anonymous)]

Are there any detailed maps for Middle Earth that are generally considered the most accurate to the books? I’m still in The Shire so that’s what I’m looking for most immediately but would love to see them all.

I found this (I think well known?) map but the Reddit thread had comments about it being pretty inaccurate due to proportions but also placement and missing a river (River Norbourn).

https://images.app.goo.gl/FjveVSoNMowwbeuv6

Re: LotR Maps

[(Anonymous)]

I think the ones in "The Journeys of Frodo" are pretty accurate. But those are in book form, not poster form.

...sorry, they only cover the actual route.

Re: LotR Maps

[(Anonymous)]

Karen Wynn Fonstad's Atlas of Middle Earth was basically a professional cartographer reworking Tolkien's maps and adding more demographic details.

Good lucking fuck finding a copy at a reasonable price, though... (I don't have mine any more as at some point I just moved away from a youthful 80s obsession with Tolkien and decided to free up shelf space)