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	Anor ah Ithil (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Belfalas, a land in the southwestern part of known Middle-earth, is a surprisingly important place, but little explored or understood within the fandom.
		Belfalas is the general name of the land between the Greyflood/Gwathló and the Anduin, most of which later becomes Gondor.
		Belfalas was a fulcrum of the Second Age and, rather predictably, Galadriel and Celeborn were nearby as the world turned.
	www.anorahithil.net /essays/essay08.html (1998 words)

	Coasts and Islands of Middle-earth
		Andrast was a promontory of land at the western end of the Bay of Belfalas.
		The lands of Anfalas and Belfalas were along the northern coast of the bay.
		South of the Anduin on the east coast of the bay was the desert land of South Gondor.
	www.tuckborough.net /coastal.html (3600 words)

	Gondor
		Lamedon was a fiefdom north of Belfalas at the foot of the White Mountains.
		The Elf-haven of Edhellond was on the Bay at the mouth of the Blackroot.
		The island of Tolfalas was in the Bay of Belfalas at the Mouths of the Anduin.
	www.tuckborough.net /gondor.html (9883 words)

	Bay of Belfalas - One Wiki to Rule Them All, the Lord of the Rings Encyclopedia
		The Bay of Belfalas was the remainder of the eastern edge of the Great Gulf that had divided Beleriand from the Lands to the South in the First Age.
		After the end of the War of Wrath a large section of western Middle-earth was drowned, and with the new coastline the Bay of Belfalas extended from Andrast to the Mouths of Anduin, and then south past Umbar to the unknown southern shores.
		The Bay was named for the region of Belfalas (or "Great Shore"), and in it lay the rocky island of Tolfalas.
	lotr.wikia.com /wiki/Bay_of_Belfalas (258 words)

	Belfalas - One Wiki to Rule Them All, the Lord of the Rings Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The Belfalas was also home to an old Elf haven named Edhellond.
		South of the Belfalas lay a great Bay, which was named after it the Bay of Belfalas.
		During the War of the Ring, the Belfalas was raided by the Corsairs of Umbar, and therefore did not send any men to help defend Minas Tirith, until Aragorn liberated the coast with the Grey Company, freeing Gondor's southern armies to follow him north to relieve Minas Tirith.
	lotr.wikia.com /wiki/Belfalas (298 words)

	TolkienWiki: Belfalas
		Belfalas was founded as a Haven by Elves, though its exact origins are disputed.
		According to one tale, it was established late in the First Age by Falathrim, fleeing the destruction of Brithombar and Eglarest.
		But other accounts suggest that Belfalas was in fact founded at the beginning of the SeA by Sindar of Doriath, who still begrudged the Noldor.
	www.thetolkienwiki.org /wiki.cgi?Belfalas (76 words)

	Belfalas
		Belfalas, the Land of the Great Mountains was not founded until many Beltaines after the first four worlds.
		It is a land of rugged mountains and fertile valleys.
		Belfalas is still in many ways a frontier world, due to the ongoing struggle with the elements to survive.
	www.inisfail.com /40k3/belfalas3.html (138 words)

	Dor-en Emir
		It is still impossible to land with bigger ships at the Belfalas coast apart from the habours.
		The land is held in fiefs by the lesser Nobility of Belfalas and Dor-im-Nîn (S. "Land between the Waters") in the northern.
		It is strategically situated at the junction of the rivers Serni and Gilrain, about twelve miles from the point where the gilrain estuary empties into the Bay of Belfalas.
	gilda.it /gandalf/italiano/giochi_di_ruolo/girsa_rolemaster/moduli/amroth/amroth.htm (2479 words)

	Bay of Belfalas (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The Bay of Belfalas was recreated when the world was reshaped at the end of the First age in the War of Wrath.
		At the east of the Bay of Belfalas were Ethir Anduin and the isle Tolfalas.
		Further west was the great cape Belfalas with the Hills of Tarnost in Dor-en-Ernil.
	www.annalsofarda.dk /annals-of-arda/places-index/places-me/Bay-of-Belfalas.htm (137 words)

	roleplay.dol-amroth.de - Dor-en-Ernil
		Belfalas has a long, rounded and hilly coastline between the mouth of the river Morthond and the Gilrain.
		The land is held in fiefs by the lesser Nobility of Belfalas and Dor-im-Nîn (S. "Land between the Waters") in the North.
		Its is the gate for nearly all the trade from or to Lamedon and Belfalas.
	www.dol-amroth.de /roleplay/dol_amroth.htm (3467 words)

	Bay of Belfalas - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Tolkien's fictional universe of Middle-earth, the Bay of Belfalas was a large southern bay in the Great Sea.
		The mouths of the Anduin and the Rivers Lefnui, Blackroot, Ciril, Ringló, Gilrain (which was joined by the River Serni), and Harnen all emptied into the Bay of Belfalas.
		The Bay was named for the region of Belfalas (or "Great Shore") [bel meaning "strong, great" and falas meaning "shore, coast"], and in it lay the rocky island of Tolfalas at the mouths of the Anduin.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bay_of_Belfalas (256 words)

	Uinen's daughters
		In Belfalas, shell-fish are not only caught, they are also tended as farmers on land tend their crops, and since so much diving is involved in this work, it is the women who are given the task.
		The Bay of Belfalas is, in certain seasons, notorious for sudden storms and squalls, which are as much a hazard to those close to the shore as to those in deep water.
		The early colonies of the Faithful relied heavily upon the sea for their sustenance, yet the Bay of Belfalas is notoriously stormy and unpredictable.
	www.seventhage.freeserve.co.uk /r16uinen.html (1140 words)

	Rhovanion Alliance Mod \| Gondor
		On the western border of Belfalas, Ciril and Ringlo merged with the River Blackroot flowed into the Bay of Belfalas.
		In the time of the War of the Ring, the prominent leaders of Gondor are the Ruling-Steward Denethor and his two sons Boromir, High Warden of the White Tower and Faramir, Captain of the Ithilien Rangers.
		Gandalf the Grey (and later as Gandalf the White) is known in Gondor and is not unwelcome, though Denethor does not take a liking to him, his younger son Faramir is fond of the wizard.
	rhovanionalliance.net /factionpages/gondor.php (7891 words)

	Untitled Document (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Die Bay von Belfalas, ein von Tolkien wenig beschriebener mediterraner Ort in einer unbesiedelten und fast ungeformten Welt, jedenfalls ist mein virtueller Ansiedlungsort, vielleicht in Dol Amroth, auf der Insel Tolfalas, am Kap Andrasi oder an anderen noch nicht benannten Orten.
		Belfalas selbst ist eine schmale Halbinsel südlich von Dol Amroth, dem Land der Prinzen von Gondor.
		Die Bay von Belfalas ist die größte Bucht in Mittelerde und schon seit den Zeiten der Numerer gibt es dort viel Schiffsverkehr.
	www.belfalas.de (233 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Belfalas is a beautiful mare that we just know is going to be legendary.
		Not a violent horse, Belfalas is constantly testing her handler's skills as a leader.
		Aside from her temperament, Belfalas just LOVES to run and is constantly 'racing' the other two year old fillies who are not quite as interested as she is. A definite race prospect as a three year old, Belfalas has a ground covering gallop that will definitely aid her in the races.
	www.geocities.com /hf_oasis/Belfalas.html (198 words)

	Celeborn fan fiction
		Belfalas, a land in the south-western part of known Middle Earth, is a surprisingly important place, but little-explored or understood within the fandom.
		A note in the UT tells us that "the place of the Elvish haven in Belfalas is marked with the name Edhellond" This is located at the intersection of the Morthond and Ringlo rivers as they become a delta that dumps into to Bay of Belfalas.
		Isuildur and Anarion, with their three and two ships were washed into the Bay of Belfalas, and in time they worked up the Anduin and founded the realm on Gondor - which encompasses the land where Celeborn and Galadriel dwelt.
	www.elfringham.dsl.pipex.com /lotrfic/belfalas.html (2023 words)

	Battle for middle earth clan : Kings Of Gondor \| A new century of gaming by Kasiborski
		Dol Amroth is the chief city and port in the fiefdom of Belfalas in southern Gondor.
		The name, Dol Amroth, means "Hill of Amroth," referring to the high promontory on which the city was built and to the legend of the Elf-lord Amroth who was lost off the coast in the Bay of Belfalas.
		Dol Amroth was located on the coast of the Bay of Belfalas on a high promontory overlooking the inlet called Cobas Haven.
	www.freewebs.com /kingsofgondor/gondor.htm (4226 words)

	Untitled Document
		He had raised Belfalas and Edhellond long ere Denethor had led her ancestors o'er the Ered Luin and into Beleriand to become the Laiquendi.
		Indeed, having lived in Eriador and journeyed to Lórinand, Greenwood, and now Belfalas, she was the first of her people to make her way to each of the existing Silvan Realms.
		She was so shocked that when the Lady of Belfalas rose from her seat and came o'er to give her a hug and a kiss on the cheek, she sat frozen as one carven of stone.
	www.academyofbards.org /fanfic/p/phantombard_inanagebefore27.html (6467 words)

	Gondor and Arnor: The Peerage
		The M. Dame Elizabeth Ann Cain, Duchess of Belfalas, Marchioness of Lamedon, Countess of Lamedon, Baroness Ethring, and Chatelaine of Dol Amroth; D.F.A., F.S.; A.B., A.M., Ph.D.; Mistress of the Robes and Arthedain Herald.
		Heir, Sir Joseph Casazza, III, styled Marquess of Lamedon; K.E.; A.B., A.M., Ph.D.; Chancellor of the University of Osgiliath and Belfalas Herald of Arms.
		Arms, Sable, a white tree, on a chief azure fimbriated on all sides argent, a swan-boat of the fourth (for Belfalas); impaling Gules, a fess embattled argent between a sunburst in base and three bows palewise in fess in chief all Or (for Cain).
	numenor.home.mchsi.com /jrrt/peers.htm (1770 words)

	Council-General XXVI (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		On Sunday, the Steward, the Regent, and Her Grace, the Duchess of Belfalas, Lady President, travelled together to the designated site of the Council-General, planning to arrive early in case of last-minute emergencies.
		The building in question had two floors, the upper one, prominently signposted, at street level at the front of the building, the lower one (including the meeting rooms), unlabelled, at the level of the parking lot behind the building.
		When The M. the Duke of Númenor, Regent (and formerly one of His August Majestie's Kings of Arms), had read the Writs of Summons, those in attendance were Their Graces of Númenor, Minhiriath, and Belfalas, and Their Excellencies Parmadil and Adanedhel, the Delegates from the Commonwealth of Esagaroth.
	home.comcast.net /~numenor001/jrrt/cg26.htm (1267 words)

	Bay of Belfalas Information
		Tolkien's fictional universe of Middle-earth, the Bay of Belfalas was a large southern bay in the Great Sea.
		The Bay of Belfalas was an important inlet for incoming ships.
		The Bay was named for the region of Belfalas (or "Great Shore") [bel meaning "strong, great" and falas meaning "shore, coast"], and in it lay the rocky island of Tolfalas at the mouths of the Anduin.
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/Bay_of_Belfalas (211 words)

	In an Age Before
		On the morning of the 12th they passed from Belfalas into Lebennin at Linhir 'nigh the combined mouth of the Gilrain and Serni, and there they were promptly stopped.
		The only token in all his gear was the broach clasping closed his cloak, and this was fl metal in the shape of a ring bisected with an S-curve...the Sarchram.
		Both were unmistakable, the taller for her fl hair, crackling blue eyes, and the mithril ring at her side, the shorter for her beauty and her accompaniment of the taller.
	www.academyofbards.org /fanfic/p/phantombard_inanagebefore28.html (4382 words)

	Battle 1276 between Belfalas (Etan), Verity (Wintermute) and Maro (Will)
		All of a sudden, Belfalas starts to find things rather confusing...
		Belfalas flinches from the impact of the Light Wounds.
		A glimmering shield appears in front of Belfalas.
	www.gamerz.net /~fm/Main/archives/A012/1276.html (146 words)

	Aragorn Kingdom
		He ruled the great fiefdom of Belfalas in southern Gondor where the coastal city of Dol Amroth was located.
		It was said that the Princes of Dol Amroth were descended from Imrazor - a Numenorean who lived in Belfalas - and Mithrellas - an Elf of Lothlorien who came to Belfalas with Nimrodel.
		After the line of Kings ended in the South, the Princes of Dol Amroth ruled Belfalas independently for the most part, though they remained loyal to the Stewards of Gondor.
	www.freewebs.com /aragonkingdom/imrahil.html (851 words)

	Open Scrolls Archive View topic - Dol Amroth: Shoes, ships and ceiling wax
		As Nancy pointed out, Dol Amroth is the dwelling itself, a "stronghold on a promontory in Belfalas" according to UT. Edellhond was the nearby Elven haven just to the north of Dol Amroth, and it was abandoned I think in 1981.
		This is just my take on it, but I think what happened was that after the ending of the kings the lands were subdivided; each area had a ruler and that ruler was loyal to the Stewards, who were representatives of the crown.
		She was one of the companions of Nimrodel, among many of the Elves of Lorien that fled to the coast about TA 1980 when evil arose in Moria; and Nimrodel and her maidens strayed in the wooded hills and were lost.
	www.scribeoz.com /forum/viewtopic.php?t=815&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=15 (3757 words)

	Dol Amroth - Tolkien Gateway
		Imrazôr was the son of Adrahil I, who was already known as the Prince, and lived in Belfalas.
		The city of Dol Amroth was built south of Edhellond at the inlet of Cobas Haven in the Bay of Belfalas.
		The lands of Dol Amroth were also known as Dor-en-Ernil, or "Lands of the Prince": initially this name was applied to the area of Belfalas where Adrahil I and Imrazôr lived, but after Galador it was also applied to the area of Dol Amroth itself.
	tolkiengateway.net /wiki/Dol_Amroth (484 words)

	The French Connection — Middle-earth Role Playing Community
		While the Princes of Belfalas were more autonomous than Gondor's other great lords, they nonetheless show us that the power of the monarchs was not absolute.
		Which is not to say that the Princes of Belfalas should ever have been expected to sell off their properties.
		The autonomous lords such as the princes of Belfalas may have been very much like the great cattle barons of 19th century America, men who carved personal empires out of the wilderness at the expense of the weaker native peoples.
	www.merp.com /essays/MichaelMartinez/frenchconnection (4218 words)

	HADD3 Large Entries
		In earlier ages, as the seaelves dwell in the southern lands, the fortress of Belfalas was built near the delta of the big river to protect the lands behind from the dark forces from the west.
		Often besieged, Belfalas was never fallen until now, but the enemy grow stronger...
		BUGMANS BREWERY was made for Warhammer Fantasy as a birthday present for our Dwarf Player Aspe (now the owner of Brewery, thx for using the Fotos).
	www.voidgamers.com /channel/b.168.html (157 words)

	GW Online : The Lord of The Rings : Gondor : Warriors from the Fiefdoms
		The Langstrand, or Anfalas, sits between Pinnath Gelin and the Bay of Belfalas, and between the Lefnui and Calenhir rivers.
		Much of this land's wealth comes from the fishing fleet that trawls the waters of the clear bay, the bounty of the sea then traded with the neighbouring Green Hills.
		Sundered as it is from both the Ered Nimrais and the Bay of Belfalas by many leagues, it is a rare thing for either Orcs or Corsairs to set foot upon the Green Hills.
	uk.games-workshop.com /gondor/fiefdoms/2 (1357 words)

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