Where in Middle Earth is the Paths of the Dead?
The Paths of the Dead is where Aragorn, Legolas and Gimli go to recruit the undead army to fight for Gondor.
The most detailed map of Middle Earth I could find is here.
From reading on Wikipedia it mentions all the places it's near like Harrowdale and Dimholt but I can't find any of these on the map so I can't figure out where the Paths of the Dead is.
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The relevant information can be found in the Lord of the Rings wiki here:. The description places the mountains:
The White Mountains formed the northern boundary of Gondor and the southern boundary of Rohan except in their easternmost provinces, where Gondor's province of Anorien lay to the north of the mountains.
The entrance to the Paths of the Dead is described as Dwimorberg.
Harrowdale is described as being near the Snowbourn River, hence on your map, near where the mountains and the river intersect, Edoras.
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Was the army of the dead in the book LOTR?
In the book, the Army of the Dead are only used to win the Corsair ships from the Mercenaries/Pirates before Aragorn frees them, sailing to Minas Tirith with Legolas, Gimli, the Dunedain and some Gondorian forces.Who was the Dead man in the Paths of the Dead?
King's heir lost on the Paths of the Dead. Baldor was the son of King Brego of Rohan and the grandson of Eorl the Young. He had two younger brothers named Aldor and Eofor. At the feast dedicating the newly built hall of Meduseld, Baldor made a rash vow to walk the Paths of the Dead.Who did Aragorn see in the mountain?
As described, Aragorn and his companions exit the Haunted Mountain and appear to see Pelargir, the ancient seat of the Sea Kings upon the River Anduin.Where is Dimholt?
The Dimholt was a forest situated at the base of the Dwimorberg mountain, past Dunharrow in southern Rohan.The Oathbreakers, The Paths of the Dead | Tolkien Explained
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