The Rimdath is a tributary to the Anduin north of the Carrock.

Correct, as usual [img]smilies/tongue.gif[/img] ... you have the baton Lindolirian

What road crosses the Odothui?

The North-South road, principally at Tharbad.

Now you made me look that up!

I know, I try. [img]smilies/wink.gif[/img] Go for it!

Where was Gar Lossion?

You really made me look that one up! Gar Lossion is on Tol Erresea.

Well, as I said, I looked it up, so, I'm know I'm correct. Gosh I hate sayin that. It sounds so arrogant... Anyways
Where is Brownhay?

Brownhay, or Rhosgobel is located in the vales of Anduin near the southern borders of Mirkwood. There dwells Radagast.

You should know, Blue Wizard.

It would be an insult to my order if I didn't know.

North East of Dol Guldur, is which Mirkwood landmark.

The Narrows of the Forest, or the East Bight?

Maybe the Mountains of Mirkwood ?

The East Bight was the one I was thinking of.

You may proceed, Lindolirian.

Where is Shathur?

The sourthern most peak of the three great peaks of Moria, also known as Bundushathûr.

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That's it!

What river acts as a southern 'border' of Doraith?

The River Aros?

Aros is correct, Beren.

Thanks Pallando [img]smilies/wink.gif[/img]

What was the name of the hills outside of the Grey Havens?

It is either Ered Luin or the Tower Hills.

Yep, 'twas the Tower Hills I was looking for.

What mountain in Beleriand could be called 'The Lonely Mountain'.

Accepting two possible answers.

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Amon Ereb. Amon being hill and ereb being Lonely as in Erebor- the Lonely Mountain.

Spot on, Lindolirian. I also would have accepted Amon Rûdh, since it is not near other mountains.

But Amon Ereb was the better answer due to the words you mentioned. Proceed.

Who lives near the Last Hill?

Saruman, maybe?

Treebeard is my guess. [img]smilies/smile.gif[/img]

Actually, both. But I was thinking of Saruman. It's Pallando's then.

What jagged peak forms a northern wall of the Hold of Dunharrow?

The only peak I can think of is the haunted mountain Dwimorberg.

On the right track, but no.

The northern "wall" of Dunharrow is the cliff-face; it isn't a peak.

I believe that Dunharrow is at the conjunction of Starkhorn, Dwimorberg, and Irensaga. Not too sure, but I think it is Irensaga that forms the northern wall.

Right you are, Lindolirian.

In sight of which city was Haramon?

Minas Tirith, since Haramon is Emyn Arnen.

Correct, Pallando!

What's the name (in Khuzdul) of the source of the river Silverlode?