This long lake on the Anduin was covered by mists most of the time. The Pillars of Argonath marked the northern limit of the lake, while the Falls of Rauros were at the short southern end. The noise of the Falls filled the valley of the lake. Places of Note:
* Amon Hen
* Dead Orc Glade
* Seat of Seeing
* Amon Lhaw
* Argonath
* Banks of Nen Hithoel
* The North-Stair
* Dead Orc-Glade
* Falls of Rauros
* Gondorian Ruins
* Isle of Tindrock
* old portage-way
* Parth Galen
* Sarn Gebir
* Wooded Shoreline
* Small Forest
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| - This long lake on the Anduin was covered by mists most of the time. The Pillars of Argonath marked the northern limit of the lake, while the Falls of Rauros were at the short southern end. The noise of the Falls filled the valley of the lake. Places of Note:
* Amon Hen
* Dead Orc Glade
* Seat of Seeing
* Amon Lhaw
* Argonath
* Banks of Nen Hithoel
* The North-Stair
* Dead Orc-Glade
* Falls of Rauros
* Gondorian Ruins
* Isle of Tindrock
* old portage-way
* Parth Galen
* Sarn Gebir
* Wooded Shoreline
* Small Forest
- Kategoria:Bez infoboxu thumb|266px|Mapa Nen Hithoe Jezioro Nen Hithoel – wielkie, owalne jezioro utworzone przez wody Anduiny. Położone było pomiędzy Wrotami Argonath a wodospadem Rauros. Otaczały je z obu stron wzgórza Emyn Muil. Na wodach południowego krańca jeziora leżała wyspa Tol Brandir. Od tej strony na obu brzegach Nen Hithoel wznosiły się wysokie wzgórza Amon Lhaw i Amon Hen. Drużyna Pierścienia w czasie podróży z Lothlórien przepływała po tym jeziorze i rozbiła obóz u stóp Amon Hen. Nazwa Nen Hithoel pochodzi z sindarinu i znaczy w tej mowie Woda mglistego stawu.
- Nen Hithoel was a large lake upon the Great River Anduin amid the Emyn Muil to the east of Rohan. The lake is approximately twenty miles long from north to south, and ten miles wide. Upon the lake's northern approach from Anduin the Men of Gondor constructed the huge pillars of the Argonath in the reign of Rómendacil II to mark the northern boundary of their realm, although by the time of the War of the Ring that boundary has long since receded. At the southern end of the lake stand three hills. Amon Hen was the location of Seat of Seeing, stands upon the western shore and Amon Lhaw, the Seat of Hearing upon the east. The third hill forms an island in the lake itself, Tol Brandir. None has ever set foot upon the island due to the intense currents at the lake's south end, for the lake is dr
- Nen Hithoel ist ein See in Mittelerde und der einzige im Flusslauf des Anduin. Er liegt in einem tiefen Talkessel, mitten in einer Felsenwüste der Emyn Muil, zwischen den Sarn Gebir und den Rauros-Fällen. Am nördlichen Eingang des Tals stehen die Argonath, die Statuen von Isildur und Anárion, die Rómendacil II., etwa im Jahr 1284 D.Z., als Tor nach Gondor aufstellen ließ. An der Südseite des Tals stehen, auf beiden Seiten der Rauros-Fälle, der Amon Hen und der Amon Lhaw und dazwischen die Felseninsel Tol Brandir .
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| - This long lake on the Anduin was covered by mists most of the time. The Pillars of Argonath marked the northern limit of the lake, while the Falls of Rauros were at the short southern end. The noise of the Falls filled the valley of the lake. Places of Note:
* Amon Hen
* Dead Orc Glade
* Seat of Seeing
* Amon Lhaw
* Argonath
* Banks of Nen Hithoel
* The North-Stair
* Dead Orc-Glade
* Falls of Rauros
* Gondorian Ruins
* Isle of Tindrock
* old portage-way
* Parth Galen
* Sarn Gebir
* Wooded Shoreline
* Small Forest
- Nen Hithoel ist ein See in Mittelerde und der einzige im Flusslauf des Anduin. Er liegt in einem tiefen Talkessel, mitten in einer Felsenwüste der Emyn Muil, zwischen den Sarn Gebir und den Rauros-Fällen. Am nördlichen Eingang des Tals stehen die Argonath, die Statuen von Isildur und Anárion, die Rómendacil II., etwa im Jahr 1284 D.Z., als Tor nach Gondor aufstellen ließ. An der Südseite des Tals stehen, auf beiden Seiten der Rauros-Fälle, der Amon Hen und der Amon Lhaw und dazwischen die Felseninsel Tol Brandir . Am 25. Februar 3019 D.Z. landen die Gefährten des Ringes am Westufer und schlagen in Parth Galen ihr Nachtlager auf.
- Kategoria:Bez infoboxu thumb|266px|Mapa Nen Hithoe Jezioro Nen Hithoel – wielkie, owalne jezioro utworzone przez wody Anduiny. Położone było pomiędzy Wrotami Argonath a wodospadem Rauros. Otaczały je z obu stron wzgórza Emyn Muil. Na wodach południowego krańca jeziora leżała wyspa Tol Brandir. Od tej strony na obu brzegach Nen Hithoel wznosiły się wysokie wzgórza Amon Lhaw i Amon Hen. Drużyna Pierścienia w czasie podróży z Lothlórien przepływała po tym jeziorze i rozbiła obóz u stóp Amon Hen. Nazwa Nen Hithoel pochodzi z sindarinu i znaczy w tej mowie Woda mglistego stawu.
- Nen Hithoel was a large lake upon the Great River Anduin amid the Emyn Muil to the east of Rohan. The lake is approximately twenty miles long from north to south, and ten miles wide. Upon the lake's northern approach from Anduin the Men of Gondor constructed the huge pillars of the Argonath in the reign of Rómendacil II to mark the northern boundary of their realm, although by the time of the War of the Ring that boundary has long since receded. At the southern end of the lake stand three hills. Amon Hen was the location of Seat of Seeing, stands upon the western shore and Amon Lhaw, the Seat of Hearing upon the east. The third hill forms an island in the lake itself, Tol Brandir. None has ever set foot upon the island due to the intense currents at the lake's south end, for the lake is drained by the Falls of Rauros.
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