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Originally Posted by Mithalwen
Well the Ered Luin were the East of Beleriand. If you compare the LOTR maps with the Silamrillion you can see how the line of the mountains is the same - although broken of course by the Gulf of Lhun
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Yup, and that's screwed up on the map as well. Beleriand is far too north. You may actually compare it, there are several points on the LotR map which you can compare to places in Beleriand (those islands west of Lune...)
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