About: Girdle of Arda

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The Girdle of Arda was the equator of Arda, and generally corresponds to the Earth's equator. The Girdle of Arda was shown in Tolkien's maps of Arda in the Elder Days and Second Age. It ran from the far western part of Aman through the Valar city of Valmar, across the middle of the Great Sea, the Hither Lands, the East Sea, the Dark Land, and finally the mountain of Kalormë in the Land of the Sun or the Uttermost East, beyond which lay the Gates of Morning.

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rdfs:label	Girdle of Arda
rdfs:comment	The Girdle of Arda was the equator of Arda, and generally corresponds to the Earth's equator. The Girdle of Arda was shown in Tolkien's maps of Arda in the Elder Days and Second Age. It ran from the far western part of Aman through the Valar city of Valmar, across the middle of the Great Sea, the Hither Lands, the East Sea, the Dark Land, and finally the mountain of Kalormë in the Land of the Sun or the Uttermost East, beyond which lay the Gates of Morning.
dcterms:subject	Arda
abstract	The Girdle of Arda was the equator of Arda, and generally corresponds to the Earth's equator. The Girdle of Arda was shown in Tolkien's maps of Arda in the Elder Days and Second Age. It ran from the far western part of Aman through the Valar city of Valmar, across the middle of the Great Sea, the Hither Lands, the East Sea, the Dark Land, and finally the mountain of Kalormë in the Land of the Sun or the Uttermost East, beyond which lay the Gates of Morning.

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