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{{redirect|Amon Amarth|the metal band|Amon Amarth (band)}} {{Nofootnotes|date=December 2011}} This article is about the [[fiction]]al from [[J. R. R. Tolkien]]'s [[Middle-earth]] [[Fictional universe|universe]]. It includes major regions of the world, [[Geography|geographical]] features such as [[River|rivers]], [[Mountain|mountains]] and [[Mountain range|mountain ranges]]. The article also included selection of various notable places which were created by Tolkien and used as setting in his many books. {{TOCright}} == Regions of Middle-earth == *'''Beleriand''': Beleriand was a large region in northwestern Middle-earth until the end of the [[First Age (Middle-earth)|First Age]]. It is between the sea in the west and south and the [[Ered Luin|Blue Mountains]] in the east. At the end of the First Age, Beleriand was destroyed and covered by the sea. *'''Eriador''': Eriador is a large region in Middle-earth. It is between the [[Ered Luin|Blue Mountains]] in the west, the [[Misty Mountains]] in the east and the Ice-bay of Forochel in the north. The [[river]]s Glanduin and Greyflood form the southern edge of Erindor. In the earlier part of the Third Age much of Eriador was part of the kingdom of [[Arnor]]. Apart from Arnor, other settlements in Eriador of the [[Third Age (Middle-earth)|Third Age]] were [[Rivendell]], [[#Bree-land|Bree-land]] and [[Shire (Middle-earth)|the Shire]]. *'''Rhovanion''': Rhovanion is a large region in Middle-earth. It is also called Wilderland. The region is east of the [[Misty Mountains]] and south of the [[Ered Mithrin|Grey Mountains]] and the Iron Hills. The river [[Anduin]] flows through it from the Grey Mountains to the [[Emyn Muil]]. A big part of Rhovanion is covered by the forest of [[Eryn Galen|Mirkwood]]. *'''Rhûn''': Rhûn is a large region in Middle-earth. It is east of Rhovanion. The regions is near Sea of Rhûn. *'''Harad''': Harad or Haradwaith is the lands south of [[Gondor]] and [[Mordor]]. The coasts of Harad were settled by the ''Black Númenóreans''. These people live in