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- Enter the world of Westeros with this interactive map of Westeros and Essos. Explore key locations and geography in House of the Dragon and Game of Thrones.
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A map of Westeros and the rest of the known world in Game of Thrones and the Song of Ice & Fire novels. Mark how much of the TV show or novels you've seen to prevent seeing any spoilers. See the path of major characters over time.
Enter the world of Westeros with this interactive map of Westeros and Essos. Explore key locations and geography in House of the Dragon and Game of Thrones.
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- The Crownlands. Perhaps the most obvious of the territories is the Crownlands. On the eastern side and roughly in the center of the Kingdom, the Crownland surrounds Blackwater Bay and consists of the area around the capital city of King's Landing, including Dragonstone, Driftmark, and other islands off the coast.
- The North. The largest of Westeros' territories, the North spans the top half of the Kingdom and borders only with the Riverlands and the Wildlings' land beyond the Wall.
- The Vale. On the eastern side of Westeros, between the Crownlands and the North, the Vale consists of mountainous terrain, providing the name Stone to the local bastards.
- The Riverlands. Largely landlocked between the Vale and the Westlands, the Riverlands also borders the North, the Crownlands, and the Reach. House Tully is the Lord Paramount of the Trident, but they were never the royal family.
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- The North
- Dorne
- The Reach
- The Westerlands
- The Riverlands
- The Stormlands
- The Vale
- The Iron Islands
- The Crownlands
This full guide to the entire Game of Thronesmap isn't limited to just Westeros and Essos. It also covers the uncharted regions to the far east and south that haven't been expanded upon even in George R.R. Martin's books. We'll now break down each area, how it's important to the show, and what other secrets they may hold.
The North is the largest continuous region in the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros and the least populous. The Starks serve as Wardens of the North and operate out of Winterfell as they have for nearly 8,000 years. Other major families hailing from the region include the Reeds, the Karstarks, the Umbers, and the Boltons, though Houses Bolton, Umber, and ...
The peninsula of Dorne is the southernmost region of Westeros and boasts an extremely unique and liberal culture relative to the rest of the continent. They embrace sexual freedoms and welcome illegitimate children into their families publicly. Historically, this is because Dorne's House Martell was never conquered by House Targaryen in Game of Thr...
Traditionally ruled by House Tyrell, the Reach is a central region of Westeros possessed of the richest farmland on the continent. Its seat of power is Castle Highgarden, which was occupied by the ruling House Tyrell until Game of Thrones season 7. The Reach also boasts major landmarks like Oldtown, the Citadel and other major political houses in W...
The Westerlands are on the western side of Westeros, serving as the birthplace of Game of Thrones' Tyrion and Tywin Lannister. The Lannisters have ruled the region since the time of the First Men, and their seat is the supposedly impregnable Casterly Rock, located near the coastal city of Lannisport. The Lannisters and their bannermen are known for...
The Riverlands lie directly to the east of the Westerlands - just north of King's Landing - and its ruling family is House Tully, whose castle, Riverrun, was the childhood home of Catelyn and Lysa Tully. Apart from being a crucial location during the Targaryen Civil War in House of the Dragon, the Riverlands notably hosted the conflict between the ...
A key location during Aegon Targaryen’s invasion, the Stormlands lie directly to the south of King's Landing and are bordered by the Dornish Sea to the South. House Baratheon was its ruling house after Aegon I’s invasion, and they’ve ruled from their coastal castle Storm’s End ever since. Both the castle and the region take their name from the stor...
Like Dorne, the Vale is distinguished by its position of relative isolation in relation to the rest of Westeros. Located north-east of the Riverlands and just south of the Neck, it’s largely cut off from the rest of Westeros by the Mountains of the Moon and is virtually inaccessible by land during the dreaded winter. This position has allowed the r...
The Iron Islands is a group of seven islands off the western coast of Westeros, directly north of Casterly Rock. They’re ruled by House Greyjoy out of Castle Pyke, and their naval reputation is arguably the best in the Seven Kingdoms. Culturally speaking, they probably represent Westeros’ biggest outlier. Since their land boasts poor farming condit...
The Crownlands is comprised of King’s Landing, the area surrounding the city, Blackwater Bay, and the castle of Dragonstone - culturally defined mainly by its nature as the continent’s capital. This location features prominently in House of the Dragon season 1, as it served as the jumping off point for Aegon I’s conquest of Westeros. After he emerg...
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Interactive Map! This map is based on the fantasy fictional novels 'A Song of Ice and Fire' by George R. R. Martin and the television adaptation 'Game of Thrones'. You can explore the map of Westeros and see different regions as well as many of the major points of interest and locations.
View maps for seasons 1–8 in a interactive atlas. View the maps below as a slideshow. Westeros and Essos at start of Season 1. Westeros and Essos at start of Season 2. Westeros and Essos at start of Season 3. Westeros and Essos at start of Season 4. Westeros and Essos at start of Season 5. Westeros and Essos at start of Season 6.
A simplified map of Westeros. Westeros's climate shifts from a subarctic wasteland in the furthest north, beyond the Wall, to a desert climate in the furthest south, along the peninsula of Dorne. In the normal course of events, the furthest north still has light snowfalls even in the longest summers while Dorne almost never sees snow, even in ...
