Region

Middle-earth: Starter Area, Lands, Regions, Areas, Settlements, Landmarks, Dungeons, Interiors, Maps

A map of Middle-earth.

The lands of Middle-earth are divided into Regions.

• Currently the four accessible lands in Lord of the Rings Online are the western plains of Eriador, the wilderness of Rhovanion, the kingdom of Gondor, and the wasteland of Mordor.
• Regions are marked in large text on the Land maps of Eriador, Rhovanion, Gondor, and Mordor - selectable areas to drill down in the in-game map. However, if zooming back out (right click) does not take you directly the Land map, then it is not a Region as defined here.
• Each region has its own dedicated map showing the areas, settlements and landmarks within its borders.

A map of Eriador.

Eriador

The 14 regions of Eriador are:

• Angmar
• Bree-land
• Dunland

• Gap of Rohan
• Nan Curunir (Isengard)

• Ered Luin
• Eregion
• Enedwaith
• Ettenmoors
• Evendim
• Forochel
• The Lone-lands
• The Misty Mountains
• The North Downs
• The Shire
• The Trollshaws

A map of Rhovanion.

Rhovanion

The 9 regions of Rhovanion are:

• East Rohan
• The Great River
• Lothlórien
• Mirkwood
• Moria
• West Rohan

• Entwood

• Wildermore
• Strongholds of the North

A map of Gondor.

Gondor

The 6 regions of Gondor are:

• Eastern Gondor

• Osgiliath

• Central Gondor
• Western Gondor
• The Dead Marshes
• Old Anórien

• Minas Tirith

• Far Anórien

A map of Mordor.

Mordor

The 3 regions of Mordor are:

• March of the King

• Minas Tirith (After Battle) - also settlement
• North Ithilien
• Osgiliath (After Battle)
• Pelennor (After Battle):

• The Wastes

• Dagorlad
• Noman-lands
• Slag-hills

• The Plateau of Gorgoroth (the expansion)

• Udûn
• Dor Amarth
• Lhingris
• Agarnaith
• Talath Úrui