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Bookmark or Share- Geography of Middle-earth - WikipediaTo the east of Rhovanion and to the north of Mordor lies the Sea of Rhûn, home to the Easterlings. North of that lie the Iron Hills of Dain 's dwarves; between those and Mirkwood is Erebor, the Lonely Mountain, once home to Smaug the dragon, and afterwards to Thorin 's dwarves. [10]
- Rhûn | The One Wiki to Rule Them All | FandomRhûn, also called The East and Eastlands in the Westron tongue, was a large region in far-eastern Middle-earth. It was the home of the Easterlings in the Second and Third Ages. It had many different groups who often fought each other but who were united by Sauron in hatred of the West, and...
- Sea of Rhûn | The One Wiki to Rule Them All | FandomThe Sea of Rhûn was a large, inland sea located in eastern Middle-earth. The Sea of Rhûn was located in the west of the land of Rhûn, which was east of Rhovanion and north of Mordor. The River Running, flowing from the Lonely Mountain, and the River Redwater from the Iron Hills, fed the sea. The...
- The Rings of Power: Where Is Rhûn and Why Is It Important?The Rings of Power season finale sets up an adventure in the land of Rhûn. Here's what you need to know about this eastern region of Middle-earth.
- Rhûn - Tolkien GatewayRhûn was a wide land largely unknown to those who dwelled in the western regions, and little of its geography was recorded. The western part of Rhûn was given in maps of the Westlands of Middle-earth. It contained the great inland Sea of Rhûn, connected to the River Running in the northwest.
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