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Lord of the Rings, The (Longplay/Lore) - 139: The Great River - Part 1 (Rise of Isengard)

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First published at 17:29 UTC on August 15th, 2019.

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The river was known as the Langflood to the ancestors of the Rohirrim, and was the longest in Middle-Earth during the Third Age with an estimates total length of 1,388 miles (approximat…

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The river was known as the Langflood to the ancestors of the Rohirrim, and was the longest in Middle-Earth during the Third Age with an estimates total length of 1,388 miles (approximately 2,234 kilometres).

During the First Age, a stretch of land along the Great River was home to Entwives and their beautiful gardens. But this place of beauty was blasted by Sauron in the Second Age, and is now called the Brown Lands. The Great River is a divider; on the western bank is life, forests, tributaries and the like, while the east is wasteland, destroyed, rocky.

The Company of the Ring travelled along the Great River during the Third Age, pursued by Gollum and the orcs of Isengard, with Legolas bringing down a Fell beast with the bow he was given when leaving Lothlórien.

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