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Which place is safer to live?
Portland, Maine, takes the top spot on the Safest Places to Live in the U.S. in 2019 list. This Northern metro area sees a little over half the rate of property crime as the rest of the U.S. and had just four murders in 2017, a rate of less than one per 100,000 people, according to FBI data.
Where do the dwarves live in LOTR?
| Dwarves | |
|---|---|
| Locations | Khazad-dûm, Belegost, Nogrod, Erebor, Iron Hills, Glittering Caves, Grey Mountains, Blue Mountains, Gundabad, Rhûn |
| Affiliation | Alliance of Dwarves and Men, Union of Maedhros, Last Alliance of Elves and Men, Fellowship of the Ring, Thorin and Company |
| Rivalries | Elves, Dragons, Orcs |
Where do the LOTR elves live?
ANSWER: The Elves of Middle-earth live in nearly as many diverse environments as the Men, although by the end of the Third Age — when the events of The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings occur — most remaining Elves dwell in the great forests of northwestern Middle-earth.
Where do the Elves live in LOTR?
Is Tolkien’s Arda a real planet?
As most Tolkien fans know, Arda (Tolkien’s world) is supposed to be Earth in its past, and all its stories are supposed to have happened long ago on this very same planet. Of course, this is fiction, so this is not supposed to be actually true.
Where is Arda in Middle earth?
South of Middle-earth was the Dark Land, and east of it was the Land of the Sun . Tolkien stated many times that Arda was our world in a fictional time, so we can interpret the known regions of Middle-earth as Europe.
What does Arda Unmarred mean in The Lord of the Rings?
Arda Unmarred was a symmetrical world with everlasting light. Arda Marred was the name given to the world as it is: the world after the wars of the Valar and Melkor, and the dispersing of Melkor’s Fëa and hröa throughout the world.
What happened to Arda after the fall of Númenor?
After the Fall of Númenor, Arda is made round and new lands are created east of Middle-earth (and west too, now that the world is round and can be circumnavigated), out of these Sun Lands that are apparently meant to be North and South America, though none of Tolkien’s mythology deals with what happens there.