Eye of the world map
Atlas of Ice and Fire
Narrative Atlas 1: The Eye of the World – From the Two Rivers to Shadar Logoth
These maps cover the first part of our heroes’ journey in The Eye of the World (Book 1 of The Wheel of Time). For a detailed summary of The Eye of the World, please follow this link.
The story begins on Winternight in the 998 NE, the final night of winter and the evening preceding Bel Tine, the celebration that marks the arrival of spring. This date falls on 8 Aine in the local calendar, approximating 23 March in our calendar. This is Day 0 of the Wheel of Time story and our subsequent counts will be (with varying degrees of approximation) from this date. Note that the dates are taken from Steven Cooper’s excellent Wheel of Time Chronology.
The story opens on the Quarry Road just west of Emond’s Field, the largest village in the rural, bucolic backwater known as the Two Rivers.
A map of the journey from Emond’s Field to Shadar Logoth. Please click for a larger version.
The Two Rivers
The Two Rivers is a self-governing, semi-autonomous district of the Kingdom of Andor. It is located in the far south-western corner of Andor and is located almost 1,200 m
The Eye of the World - (Wheel of Time) by Robert Jordan (Hardcover)
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Book Synopsis
The Wheel of Time is now an original series on Prime Video, starring Rosamund Pike as Moiraine! A special hardcover edition of The Eye of the World, the first novel in Robert Jordan's #1 New York Times bestselling epic fantasy series, celebrating the 30th anniversary of The Wheel of Time(R)! The perfect gift for avid fans and new readers alike, this edition features redesigned jacket art, a new introduction from Brandon Sanderson, four-color world guide endpapers, a hardcover stamp of the iconic snake-wheel, and a ribbon bookmark.
The Wheel of Occasion turns and Ages come and pass, leaving memories that get legend. Legend fades to myth, and even myth is extended forgotten when the Age that gave it birth returns again. What was, what will be, and what is, may yet fall under the Shadow. When a vicious band of half-men, half beasts invade the Two Rivers seeking their master's opponent, Moiraine persuades Rand al'Thor and his friends to leave their home and enter a larger uAtlas of Ice and Fire
Having recently updated my Wheel of Timeworld, continent and city maps, I thought I’d update my travel maps for the series and start looking at completing the series.
The journey maps for The Eye of the World follow:
A map of the first part of The Eye of the World, showing the route from Emond’s Field to Caemlyn. Please click for a larger version.
A map of the second part of The Eye of the World, showing the route from Fal Dara to the Eye of the World. Please click for a larger version.
The journey maps for The Great Hunt follow:
A map of the first part of The Great Hunt, showing the route from Fal Dara to the River Erinin. Please click for a larger version.
A map of the second part of The Great Hunt, showing the route from the River Erinin to Stedding Tsofu (via Cairhien). Please click for a larger version.
A map of the third part of The Great Hunt, showing the routes culminating in the battle at Falme. Please click for a larger version.
You may note that I stopped marking dates on the maps. After a careful reading of the existing fan timelines for the books and the distances on the maps, it became much hard
Wheel Of Time Map Fully Explained: All Major Book & Show Locations
One of the greatest parts of reading epic fantasy novels is the map that is often included in the first few pages of the book, before the novel proper begins; these maps can be phenomenal introductions to just how expansive and detailed the world of the book is. Robert Jordan's The Wheel of Time is no exception, as the intricate history of the Westlands and the surrounding lands is a key component of the epic saga, rivaling J. R. R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings' expansive geography.
The Wheel of Time novels, as well as Amazon's series adapting them, entail events that span almost the entire globe; although there are some differences in each version of the story's events, their shared geography has been a constant. Author Robert Jordan drew inspiration for his world-building from many real-world places and events, weaving them together as if with the One Power into a beautiful geographic tapestry. Season 3 of The Wheel of Time will focus on some of these locations, bringing them to life on-screen like never before.
The Westlands
The Focal Continent Of The Wheel Of Time's Story
The Westlan
The Study of Master Roidelle: A map inspired from re reading The Eye of the World
by Dom
As we progress with the Read-Through of the series, I've decided it would be fun (for me, and hopefully for you) to make a new original map for each book, picking a location (or an event, like a battle or siege) with a decent amount of description in the book. This was somewhat arduous for The Eye of the World, but I finally settled on the town of Whitebridge.
Comments and observations are welcome - for some of the future books I will even provide an early sketch of the map for comments and input and I will then complete it to publish the final version toward the end of the Read-through.
The Town of Whitebridge
Small town in Western Andor. It is located on the main west-east road, on the eastern shore of the river Arinelle. It gets its name from its towering white bridge, a modern feat of engineering made of white glass-looking material most likely dating back from before the Breaking of the World. The white bridge is fabled, being known to the Emond's Fielders from songs, stories and tales told by peddlers. Some readers have suggested that its peculiar surface may have