Middle-Earth Maps

[Beleg Strongbow]

Both good maps.

 

[Landroval]

Does anyone know of any interactive ME maps? You know, PC software that allows you to zoom in/out, click on areas of interest for more info, trace the path of the fellowship, etc. Someone must have done this by now.

 

[Rangerdave]

Interactive map

A super-cheesy win 95 program that is a limited version of what you want. It can be found in the files section of http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Rangerdave_stuff/

Also, check the thread "Interactive Map" in the member announcements section of this forum for others opinions of this little file.

enjoy
RD

 

[Grond]

Originally posted by Hama
I highly recommend the Atlas of Middle Earth. It is done very accurately, and the author, whose name I forget, is a professional cartographer. It is a must for anyone interested in Tolkien maps. She has some great maps of Arda as a whole over the years, and various battles, as well as info about languages, ethnic groups and natural habitats of ME over the ages. Two thumbs up... By the way, I have also found those maps you all mentioned. Thanks.

The Atlas of Middle-earth is by Karen Wynn Fonstad and is available at Crown Books, Amazon or any other large volume book store. It is an absolute must have for any serious Tolkien enthusiast. So, save up your $$$ as it costs about $25.00 US.

Oops.. I also forgot to mention that the Atlas includes maps from all of the Ages of Middle-earth. So there are maps from Aman to Beleriand to Angband and Utumno.