It was the last realm that was fair and free.It also had a mildly tempered climate, with mild winters and mild summers. Tolkien stated that Lindon was Elven country 'where no Man dwells'. The havens of the elves were found along the Gulf of Lune, where the land became rocky yet lush along the coast. The lands of Lindon were said to be lush and green, with thick forests lining the foothills of the Blue Mountains. Towards the end of the Second Age, the realm of Arnor was established by Elendil to the northeast of Lindon. Eastward also lay the Kingdom of Eregion, at the feet of the Misty Mountains, which was also ruled by Gil-Galad under the lordship of Celebrimbor. Through a break in the Blue Mountains, the land of Eriador lay to the east, and farther southeast laid the Shire. The Grey Havens lay at the mouth of the river Lune. The Gulf of Lune broke the realm of Lindon into Forlindon and Harlindon. After the ruin of Beleriand, Gil-Galad founded the realm of Lindon, which encompassed all the land west of the Blue Mountains and east of the sea in the North of Middle-earth. North of that boundary was what remained of the Dwarf kingdom of Belegost. The realm reached as far north over the mountains as the Little Lune. The mountains, partially sunk in the ruin of Beleriand, formed a portion of the realm's east border.

Lindon was located in what remained of Ossiriand the Land of Seven Rivers and all that was left of the peninsula of Beleriand after the War of Wrath.

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