Post by Stormwall on Feb 24, 2014 5:55:03 GMT -5
In this day and age, it is difficult to find reliable maps of Narnia. To most Narnians, the lands beyond the rule of the Witch are nothing but stories, and the secret police heavily monitor travel. The safest way to live is to keep your head down.
Note: These maps depict some locations which will not be named for dozens or hundreds of years. For example, in the Age of the Witch, Beaver's Dam has not yet become the prosperous town of Beaversdam, and the Stone Table has not yet been used to kill Aslan or become Aslan's How. For further details, see the 'Locations' threads.
This map and this map of Narnia, Calormen, and the giant lands are some of the most comprehensive available. This geographical view depicts Narnia and the surrounding lands after the reign of the White Witch; in the current era, everything north of the mountains of Archenland would be white.
However, if the average Narnian had access to a map during the Age of the Witch, it would probably look more like this one, smaller in scope and less exact in geography.
This map of Calormen is accurate to within a few decades of this setting, shortly after the Age of the Witch. This map of the Lone Islands details an important part of the Calormen Empire.
Note: These maps depict some locations which will not be named for dozens or hundreds of years. For example, in the Age of the Witch, Beaver's Dam has not yet become the prosperous town of Beaversdam, and the Stone Table has not yet been used to kill Aslan or become Aslan's How. For further details, see the 'Locations' threads.
This map and this map of Narnia, Calormen, and the giant lands are some of the most comprehensive available. This geographical view depicts Narnia and the surrounding lands after the reign of the White Witch; in the current era, everything north of the mountains of Archenland would be white.
However, if the average Narnian had access to a map during the Age of the Witch, it would probably look more like this one, smaller in scope and less exact in geography.
This map of Calormen is accurate to within a few decades of this setting, shortly after the Age of the Witch. This map of the Lone Islands details an important part of the Calormen Empire.