This map is of Avarikal, a land to the utmost East of Arda, past Rhun and the Orocarni Mountains. Middle-earth is owned and created by J.R.R Tolkien. I simply created this map for my own enjoyment and use, to depict a land unnamed in the T.A. of Lord of the Ring's literature. All names, forests, cities, rivers and lakes are the property of me (with the exception of the Orocarni and the East Sea). This vague land in general (in the books) is Tolkien's
Avarikal.
The Orocarni Mountains are the natural and formidable divide between Avarikal and Rhun. The great forest of Makitalad is located on the eastern slopes of the red mountains. Ciele, Home of the High Anikrrn is located in the middle of Makitalad Forest.
The river, Merdagsa, to the south, is fed by Rávasisne, the large mountain lake in the Orocarni. The Merdagsa flows into the Matarik Bundak, the gray mountains. The river Mornakat in the north runs into the East Sea. The river Hatisir originates from the Matarik Bundak and flows into the East Sea.
The plains of Gibulac stretches out to the borders of these three rivers. The Gibulac is an unsteady mix of solid fields and marshland, many small rivers and streams making the ground treacherous as they flow underground and out to sea.
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The largest forest of Tumnalda (to the north-west) is visible. The river Hatisir runs through these woods until it flows into the Sapotwë delta. The smaller forest to the east of Tumnalda and near the Lithurol hills is called the Ëaralis. The second-largest forest to the east and near the East Sea is the Lhosavar. The twin forests below the Lhosavar are called Pulonîdh (left) and Maiwë, (right). The medium-sized forest under Tumnalda and Lhosavar is the Laiquahiyas.
The small river, Liwailin, runs through both Laiquahiyas and Lhosavar on it's way to the sea. It originates from the river Hatisir.
The island of Macéva Lupa is located in the eastern part of the East Sea. It is the largest island in Avarikal and is also a city. The Piacéva Lupa is the smaller island in the northern part of the East Sea that claims Avarikal as it's kingdom.
There is a sea-side city called Aralenin in this shot. It is located to the north of Tumnalda. There are two forest-villages and one forest-city located in Tumnalda. The forest-villages, called Pia Nayon (left) and Thúlë (right), are located on the west side of the Hatisir river and the forest-city, called Sariya, is located on the east side of the Hatisir river.
In the forest Lhosavar there are two forest-cities and their names are Halatir (top) and Sinagalca (bottom). The forest Maiwë has one forest-village called Agila. The forest Laiquahiyas has one small forest-city named Tahilor.
The gray mountains, Matarik Bundak, are glaringly visible to the south.
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Part of the Tumnalda forest is visible, as is the 'dividing river, Hatisir. To the left of the Hatisir river is the marshland-plains of Gilubac. Many small, only locally named, rivers branch out from the three major rivers in the area. Their names are Hatisir (to the east), Merdagsa (south) and Mornakat (north). The small split in the river Merdagsa is named Kacelu.
The large lake, Rávasisne, is located in the Orocarni Mountains.
The small forest near the East Sea and south of the Mornakat is called Nénaurë. The greatest forest in Avarikal, the Makitalad, is located to the west, on the eastern borders of the Orocarni Mountains.
There is one sea-side village and one sea-side city in this shot. One, Dagatithë (village), is located to the north of the Mornakat river. The other, Aralenin (city), is located north of the Tumnalda forest. There are two forest-villages visible here as well. They are both located in Tumnalda, both are west of the river Hatisir and they are named Pia Nayon (left) and Thúlë (right).
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