From the distant deserts and jungles of Harad to the icy wilderness of Forodwaith, from the Western Gray Mountain to the steppes and lakes of eastern Rhun, the Middle Earth is a web of beautiful lands, proud kingdoms, deadly mountain ridges and dark forests. Maps of Middle-earth bring the world of J. R. R. Tolkien to life from fan to collector. The six maps, drawn by the famous illustrator Daniel Reeve - the artist responsible for the cartography of New Line Cinema films - depict the landscapes of Western Centralland in vivid and wonderful detail. The Maps of the Middle Earth add-on includes the following:
Six 55.7x 43cm archive quality maps covering the entire West Midlands:
The County, including the Tombs, Brie and the Tower Hills
West Gondor, including the White Mountains, Edhellond and Dol Amroth
East Gondor, including the Anduin estuary, Emyn Arlen and Minas Tiriths
Rohan, including Helm Gorge, Fangorn Forest and Rauros Falls
Eregion, with Valley Gorge, Moria and Lothlórien
Mordor, including Ithilia, Orodruin, and Minas Morgul
A 32-page guide to the regions of Middle-earth, with an index to the maps.

By Matt Forbeck
Language Hungarian
Published: 2003
Size: 32 pages
Cover painter: Dan Burns
ISBN number: 963 9474 52 5
Knitting: Glued cardboard
Translator: Csilla Kleinheincz