Great River of Wilderland

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The Great River of Wilderland is the largest and most important river in J.R.R. Tolkien’s Middle-earth, flowing south through Rhovanion and Gondor to the sea.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional river
river of Middle-earth
alsoKnownAs Anduin
Anduin the Great
linked to: Anduin

Great River
Long River NERFINISHED
appearsIn The Hobbit
The Lord of the Rings
The Silmarillion (appendices and maps)
linked to: The Silmarillion

Unfinished Tales
continent Middle-earth
creator J. R. R. Tolkien
crossedBy Last Bridge of Osgiliath
Rauros (waterfall and crossing region)
linked to: Rauros
flowsFrom Grey Mountains
flowsInto Bay of Belfalas
flowsThrough Argonath
Emyn Muil
Lothlórien (western border)
linked to: Lothlórien

Minas Tirith (below the city)
Mirkwood (western edge)
Nen Hithoel
Osgiliath
Parth Galen
formsBorderBetween Ithilien and western Gondor
formsBorderWith Lothlórien
Mirkwood
hasIsland Cair Andros
Tolfalas (near its mouth)
linked to: Tolfalas
hasTributary Celebrant
Entwash
Glangal
Greylin
Langwell
Limlight
Mering Stream
Morgulduin (via the Anduin system near Osgiliath)
linked to: Morgulduin
importance most important river of Middle-earth
languageOfName Sindarin
mouthRegion southern coasts of Gondor
nameMeaning Anduin means ‘long river’ in Sindarin
linked to: Anduin
nearSettlement Dol Amroth (near its mouth region)
linked to: Dol Amroth

Lothlórien
Minas Tirith
Osgiliath
notableEvent Fellowship of the Ring journeyed down the river from Lothlórien to Rauros
Isildur lost the One Ring in the river near the Gladden Fields
battles of the War of the Ring occurred along its banks in Gondor
region Gondor
Rhovanion
Wilderland
relativeSize largest river of Middle-earth
sourceRegion Far North of Middle-earth
usedFor trade route in Rhovanion and Gondor
travel by boat

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Anduin alsoKnownAs Great River of Wilderland
Great River describedAs the Great River of Wilderland
linked to: Great River of Wilderland