The Encyclopedia of Arda - Cape of Forochel (original) (raw)

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Location In the extreme North, extending westward and southward to encompass the Icebay of Forochel Race Men Cultures Forodwaith, Lossoth Pronunciation Forochel is pronounced 'fo'rochel' (with ch as in Scots 'loch') Meaning Forochel means 'northern ice' Indexes: Alphabetical: C Alphabetical: F Islands and Promontories About this entry: Updated 16 June 2022 This entry is complete The home of the Lossoth The Cape and Icebay of Forochel (somewhat conjectural)1 The Cape and Icebay of Forochel (somewhat conjectural)1 The broad and remote cape that came down from the north to close the Icebay of Forochel from the Great Sea. The cape is not shown on the maps that accompany The Lord of the Rings: it lay to the north of the region shown there, and was some three hundred miles in length. It was the main home of the snow-people known as the Lossoth, who lived along the cape protected from their enemies by the cold waters of the Icebay. Notes 1 The Cape and Icebay of Forochel barely appear on the maps accompanying the Lord of the Rings (the northern tips of the Blue and Misty Mountains represent the northern extent of the canonical map). The detail of the farther North shown here is based on preliminary maps from volume VII of The History of Middle-earth, adapted very slightly to fit the later geography. See also... Icebay of Forochel Indexes: Alphabetical: F Alphabetical: C Islands and Promontories About this entry: Updated 16 June 2022 This entry is complete For acknowledgements and references, see the Disclaimer & Bibliography page. Original content © copyright Mark Fisher 2007, 2022. All rights reserved. For conditions of reuse, see the Site FAQ. Website services kindly sponsored by Discus from Axiom Software Ltd.Discus includes everything you need to examine DISC personalities and roles within a team.

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Location In the extreme North, extending westward and southward to encompass the Icebay of Forochel Race Men Cultures Forodwaith, Lossoth Pronunciation Forochel is pronounced 'fo'rochel' (with ch as in Scots 'loch') Meaning Forochel means 'northern ice' Indexes: Alphabetical: C Alphabetical: F Islands and Promontories About this entry: Updated 16 June 2022 This entry is complete The home of the Lossoth Map of the Cape of Forochel

The Cape and Icebay of Forochel (somewhat conjectural)1 The Cape and Icebay of Forochel (somewhat conjectural)1 The broad and remote cape that came down from the north to close the Icebay of Forochel from the Great Sea. The cape is not shown on the maps that accompany The Lord of the Rings: it lay to the north of the region shown there, and was some three hundred miles in length. It was the main home of the snow-people known as the Lossoth, who lived along the cape protected from their enemies by the cold waters of the Icebay. Notes 1 The Cape and Icebay of Forochel barely appear on the maps accompanying the Lord of the Rings (the northern tips of the Blue and Misty Mountains represent the northern extent of the canonical map). The detail of the farther North shown here is based on preliminary maps from volume VII of The History of Middle-earth, adapted very slightly to fit the later geography. See also... Icebay of Forochel Indexes: Alphabetical: F Alphabetical: C Islands and Promontories About this entry: Updated 16 June 2022 This entry is complete For acknowledgements and references, see the Disclaimer & Bibliography page. Original content © copyright Mark Fisher 2007, 2022. All rights reserved. For conditions of reuse, see the Site FAQ. Website services kindly sponsored by Discus from Axiom Software Ltd.Discus includes everything you need to examine DISC personalities and roles within a team.