**An arial photo of Numenor, also known as Westernesse, is a legendary island realm described in J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Silmarillion." This view of Numenor would reveal a vast and majestic island with unique geographical features and a flourishing civilization. Numenor is situated in the Great Sea, far to the west of Middle-earth. The island itself is depicted as a large landmass, roughly star-shaped, with jagged and mountainous coasts that give way to fertile plains and rolling hills as one moves inland. The island is known for its incredible natural beauty and diverse landscapes. In the north, the bird would observe snow-capped peaks and rugged cliffs, while the southern regions are marked by gentle slopes and fertile valleys. Forests of mighty trees cover substantial portions of the island, and meandering rivers flow through the countryside, nourishing the land. At the center of the island stands Meneltarma, the holy mountain, which is the highest point in Numenor. It is described as a solitary peak crowned by a temple dedicated to the worship of Eru Iluvatar, the creator. From this elevated position, the bird would have a commanding view of the entire island and the surrounding seas. The island's coastline is dotted with numerous harbors and ports, testifying to the Numenoreans' maritime prowess. Ships of great size and beauty can be seen sailing in and out of these harbors, showcasing the naval strength and seafaring culture of the Numenorean people. Inland, magnificent cities can be seen and settlements adorned with grand architecture. Armenelos, the capital city, would stand out with its splendid palaces, towers, and wide avenues. --ar 16:9** - Image #4 <@221782927925706752>
An arial photo of Numenor, also known as Westernesse, is a legendary island realm described in J.R.R. Tolkiens The Silmarillion. This view of Numenor would reveal a vast and majestic island with unique geographical features and a flourishing civilization. Numenor is situated in the Great Sea, far to the west of Middleearth. The island itself is depicted as a large landmass, roughly starshaped, with jagged and mountainous coasts that give way to fertile plains and rolling hills as one moves inland. The island is known for its incredible natural beauty and diverse landscapes. In the north, the bird would observe snowcapped peaks and rugged cliffs, while the southern regions are marked by gentle slopes and fertile valleys. Forests of mighty trees cover substantial portions of the island, and meandering rivers flow through the countryside, nourishing the land. At the center of the island stands Meneltarma, the holy mountain, which is the highest point in Numenor. It is described as a solitary peak crowned by a temple dedicated to the worship of Eru Iluvatar, the creator. From this elevated position, the bird would have a commanding view of the entire island and the surrounding seas. The islands coastline is dotted with numerous harbors and ports, testifying to the Numenoreans maritime prowess. Ships of great size and beauty can be seen sailing in and out of these harbors, showcasing the naval strength and seafaring culture of the Numenorean people. Inland, magnificent cities can be seen and settlements adorned with grand architecture. Armenelos, the capital city, would stand out with its splendid palaces, towers, and wide avenues.