Stoors of the Anduin Vale

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The Stoors of the Anduin Vale were a river-dwelling branch of Hobbits in J.R.R. Tolkien’s legendarium, known for their stockier build, affinity for water, and residence along the banks of the River Anduin.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hobbit-kind
branch of Hobbits
fictional ethnic group
group in Middle-earth
appearsIn The Lord of the Rings appendices
The Lord of the Rings legendarium
Unfinished Tales
associatedEvent early Hobbit migrations west over the Misty Mountains
associatedLocation Gladden Fields
associatedWith River Anduin
linked to: Anduin
characteristic broader and heavier build than Harfoots and Fallohides
often had larger hands and feet
tended to be beardless but could have more facial hair than other Hobbits
classificationByTolkien one of the three original breeds of Hobbits (Stoors) living in the Anduin Vale
creator J. R. R. Tolkien
culturalTrait preference for low-lying, marshy lands
skill in swimming and boating
diet fish and riverine resources
distinguishedFrom more pastoral Harfoots
more woodland-oriented Fallohides
ethnicBranchOf Hobbits of Middle-earth
linked to: Hobbits
fictionalUniverse legendarium of J. R. R. Tolkien
geographicalContext east of the Misty Mountains
north of the Gladden Fields
influenced riverine culture of some later Hobbit communities
inhabits Anduin Vale
vales of the River Anduin
inspiredCharacterBackground Sméagol (Gollum) and his kin
knownFor affinity for water
boat-using habits
fishing
river-dwelling lifestyle
stockier build than other Hobbits
language Westron (Common Speech)
migratedTo Angle between the Hoarwell and Loudwater
Dunland region
Eriador
notableDescendantGroup Stoors of the Gladden Fields
notableForReaders background of Gollum’s people
originRegion vales of the Anduin
partOf Hobbits
race Hobbit
relatedGroup Fallohides
Harfoots
subgroupOf Hobbit peoples of the Anduin Vale
linked to: Hobbits

Stoors
linked to: Stoor
timePeriod Third Age of Middle-earth
world Middle-earth

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Déagol nationality Stoors of the Anduin Vale
Stoors of the Anduin Vale notableDescendantGroup Stoors of the Gladden Fields
linked to: Stoors of the Anduin Vale