Lord of the Rings Identification

Frodo Baggins

Bilbo Baggins

Samwise Gamgee

Meriadoc (Merry) Brandybuck

Peregrin Took (Pippin)

smeagol

Gollum, Stinker

Rosie Cotton

Legolas

Arwen, Evenstar

Galadriel

Celeborn

Elrond

The great leader of the elves at Rivendell.

Gandalf, Mithrandir (elf name)

Saruman

Sauron

Nazgul, Black Riders

Balrog

Warg

Witch King of Angmar

Uruk-hai

An advanced breed of Orcs that are skilled fighters and are difficult to kill because they are 1/2 Elf.

Orcs

Mutant fighters of Sauron.

Shadowfax

The Wild Men

Strider, Aragorn

Boromir

Faramir

Elendil

Father of Isildur, killed by Sauron

Isildur

Denethor

Theoden

Eomer

Eowyn

Theodred

Grima Wormtongue

Deagol

King of the Dead

a former ruler of the mountain men who had sworn an oath to Isildur but later broke it.

Gilraen

Mother of Aragorn

Dunedain

Numenoreans or the Edain of the west

Gimli Son of Gloin

Balin

Entwives and Entings

Treebeard

Shelob

Halflings

Old Man Willow

The White Hand

Meduseld, Golden Hall

The Eye

The Precious, the Ring

Narsil

Beacons of Gondor

White Tree

Tree of Gondor

Mirror of Galadriel

Palantiri

Ring of Bara-Hir

Aragorn's ring

Sting

Frodo's knife

The Shire

Hobbiton

Bree

village where the hobbits met strider

Rohan, Riddermark

The Land of the Horse-Lords

Gondor

Mordor

Fangorn Forest

Minas Tirith, The Citadel, Pelennor Fields

Osgiliath

Paths of the Dead

Tombs of the Stewards

Edoras

Hornburg, Helm's Deep

Bag End

Green Dragon

Tower of Orthanc

the tower

Grey Havens

Prancing Pony

Weathertop

Dead Marshes, Midgewater Marshes

Lothlorien, Caras Galadhon city

Argonath

Falls of Rauros

River Anduin

Rivendell

High Court

topmost circle of Minas Tirith

Glittering Caves

Helm's Deep caves

Westfold

Buckleberry Ferry

Fords of Isen

The main crossing-point of the River Isen, from which the North-South Road led through the Gap of Rohan and on into the North

Ford of Bruinen

the crossing of the Bruinen River on the Great East Road leading to the path to Rivendell. Its waters were under the power of Elrond.

Forbidden Pool

where Faramir's men captured Gollum

Dagorlad

the dusty plain that lay to the northwest of Mordor, immediately below the Black Gate of the Morannon.

Barad Dur

Black Gate

Cirith Ungol

The tower that guards the high pass, where they take Frodo

Gorgoroth Plains

was a high desolate plain in north-western Mordor

Minas Morgul

Mount Doom

Shelob's Lair

Winding Stair

the second of two sets of stairs on the path from Morgul Valley to the pass of Cirith Ungol.

Moria

Balin's tomb

tomb in moria