Geography of Middle-Earth

Which town in the Folde was the elder capital of Rohan in the Third Age of Sun, before the title passed to Edoras?

7, A

Which river, titled "the Great," was Middle-Earth's longest river during the Third Age of Sun, and had a source at the confluence of the Langwell and Greylin, whilst its mouths led into the Bay of Belfalas?

6, A

Which village, in the Westfarthing of the Shire, was home to the famous Green Dragon Inn in the Third Age of Sun?

7, B

Which river, flowing from Lake Evendim to the Great Sea north of Eryn Vorn, formed in the Third Age of Sun the border between the Eastfarthing of the Shire and the region of Buckland?

10, B

Which town to the south of the Lonely Mountain, famous for its toymakers, was sacked by the dragon Smaug in the Third Age of Sun before being rebuilt after the Quest of Erebor?

4, D

Which mountain sheltered the Redhorn Pass on its southern side, the southmost point at which the Misty Mountains could be crossed in the Third Age of Sun?

9, C

Which city, being the capital of Lamedon, sat atop a small hill besides the River Ciril in the Third Age of Sun?

8, C

Which icy bay was, in the Third Age of Sun, found in the far northern lands of Forodwaith and home to the Lossoth?

8, F

Which river in the Third Age of Sun passed from the Ephel Dúath and westwards to the Great Sea, marking the southern boundary of Harandor and the northern boundary of Haradwaith proper.

6, H

Which mountain in the White Mountains, along with its larger southwestern neighbour of Starkhorn, formed the walls of Dunharrow and the Paths of the Dead in the Third Age of Sun?

8, I

Which city, later renamed Minas Morgul after falling to the Ringwraiths, was in the Third Age of Sun the counterpart to Minas Anor and found in the Morgul Vale between Ithilien and Mordor?

10, MI

Which mountain at the eastern end of the White Mountains sheltered, during the Third Age of Sun, the city of Minas Anor, later renamed as Minas Tirith?

10, M

Which lone peak upon the Plateau of Gorgoroth was named Mount Doom in the Common Tongue, on account of its crucial role in the histories of Middle-Earth during both the Second and Third Ages of Sun?

8, O

Which river, passing in the Third Age of Sun between the Lonely Mountain and the inland Sea of Rhûn, was an important trade route for the winemakers of Dorwinion?

12, RR

Which three-mile tributary in the Third Age of Sun passed through the Old Forest and was home to the River-Daughter, Goldberry?

11, W

Which of the three mountain peaks that in the Third Age of Sun formed the Mountains of Moria was found at the top of the Endless Stair and housed the high point of Durin's Tower?

10, Z