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The river '''Glanduin''' was a river of [[Eriador]] and a northern arm of the [[Gwathló]].
The river '''Glanduin''' was a river of [[Eriador]] and a northern arm of the [[Gwathló]].


Beginning in the [[Hithaeglir]] south of [[Khazad-dûm]], it flowed west-north-west until it was met by the [[Sirannon]] near the old location of [[Ost-in-Edhil]], the capital of the [[Noldor]] of [[Eregion]]. From there the Glanduin flowed towards the [[Mitheithel]], which it met in the marshes known as [[Swanfleet]] or '''Nîn-in-Eilph''' north-east of [[Tharbad]]. From there on both rivers became the Gwathló.
Beginning in the [[Misty Mountains|Hithaeglir]] south of [[Khazad-dûm]], it flowed west-north-west until it was met by the [[Sirannon]] near the old location of [[Ost-in-Edhil]], the capital of the [[Noldor]] of [[Eregion]]. From there the Glanduin flowed towards the [[Mitheithel]], which it met in the marshes known as [[Swanfleet]] or '''Nîn-in-Eilph''' north-east of [[Tharbad]]. From there on both rivers became the Gwathló.


On some versions of the [[Middle-earth]] map the name ''[[Swanfleet]]'' appears to be an alternative name for the river, but in fact the name apparently refers to the marshes alone.
On some versions of the [[Middle-earth]] map the name ''[[Swanfleet]]'' appears to be an alternative name for the river, but in fact the name apparently refers to the marshes alone.
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[[Category:Rivers]]
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[[Category:Eriador]]

Revision as of 21:55, 5 August 2010

The river Glanduin was a river of Eriador and a northern arm of the Gwathló.

Beginning in the Hithaeglir south of Khazad-dûm, it flowed west-north-west until it was met by the Sirannon near the old location of Ost-in-Edhil, the capital of the Noldor of Eregion. From there the Glanduin flowed towards the Mitheithel, which it met in the marshes known as Swanfleet or Nîn-in-Eilph north-east of Tharbad. From there on both rivers became the Gwathló.

On some versions of the Middle-earth map the name Swanfleet appears to be an alternative name for the river, but in fact the name apparently refers to the marshes alone.