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	Cities & Towns of Middle-earth
		Tharbad was located between the North-kingdom of Arnor and the South-kingdom of Gondor.
		Tharbad was at the head of the Greyflood, where the river was formed by the merging of the Hoarwell and marshy lower course of the Glanduin known as Swanfleet.
		Tharbad became an important river port during the height of the Kingdoms of Gondor and Arnor, which were founded by the survivors of Numenor in 3320 of the Second Age.
	www.tuckborough.net /towns.html (12685 words)

	Wikipedia: Tharbad
		Tharbad was built by the Dúnedain of Gondor during the early Third Age where the Great South Road that connected Gondor with Arnor crossed the river Gwathló with a great bridge.
		Tharbad formed the northern most outpost of Gondor, built at the north of Enedwaith and partially in Minhiriath, the southern part of Arnor.
		Tharbad was gradually abandoned during the Third Age, and most of its remaining population was killed by the Great Plague.
	www.factbook.org /wikipedia/en/t/th/tharbad.html (220 words)

	Tharbad - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Tharbad's new river-port was spanned by a bridge, the immense labour of which "was shared by the North and South Kingdoms", and included "a fortified town and haven about the great bridge over the Greyflood.."
		Survivors of the Plague did remain in Tharbad, however, and the road through it continued to be a significant trade route for another 350 years, until the fall of Arthedain in T.A 1974.
		Tharbad was still inhabited for another 862 years, despite the absence of any sort of central government, presumably by a people akin to the Bree-men and Dunlendings.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tharbad (1149 words)

	Tharbad. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		The city of Tharbad is built upon an island in the River Gwathlo just a few miles south from where this great river is formed by the merging waters of the Rivers Glanduin and Mitheithel.
		Tharbad is traditionally considered to have been founded in S.A. 880 when Aldarion the Crown Prince of Numenor built a watch tower on the site of a native Eriadoran village on the River Gwathlo.
		Tharbad was abandoned and left to crumble around the bandits that comprised its sparse population for the next century.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /bagpuss.house/Merp/background/tharbad.htm (639 words)

	Which parts of Middle-earth will we not see?
		The northern fort was manned by Arnorian soldiers, and probably by Cardolan's army after the breakup of Arnor in the year 863 of the Third Age.
		The Dunlendings lived in the hills to the southeast of Tharbad, wild clans of men who resisted Numenorean incursions, and whose ancestors had served Sauron in the War of the Elves and Sauron (much to their own regret, for Sauron destroyed the northern forests which had been their homes).
		The Stoors probably lived close enough to Tharbad to establish contact with the Dunedain there, and they may have maintained contact with those Stoors who passed northward to settle in the Angle, the lands between the Mithetheil and Bruinen rivers.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/tolkien/33798/2 (566 words)

	biology - Tharbad
		Tolkien's fictional world of Middle-earth, Tharbad was to be found on the southern edge of Eriador.
		Some things did not change, however : Tharbad was the only settlement of Númenóreans in Enedwaith, because the area beyond the fortified town "was of little concern to them, except for the patrolling and upkeep of the Great Royal Road" (UT).
		Survivors of the Plague did remain in Tharbad, and the Great (now Old) South Road continued to be an important trade route for another 350 years until the fall of Arthedain in T.A 1974, and the end of the 'days of the Kings' in Gondor 74 years later.
	www.biologydaily.com /biology/Tharbad (1153 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		I walk the streets of Tharbad, and under the cloak of the night contemplate the strangeness of the city.
		At first Sauron's forces were successful, overrunning and ravaging Eregion, seizing Tharbad, and driving men and elves into the far northwest of Eriador.) Meanwhile, at the time of the outbreak of the war, elven ships had sailed to Numenor, to the court of King Tar Minastir, and asked for all aid that could be mustered.
		So returned the people of Numenor to Tharbad, merchants and workmen, and their families, to rebuild the city devastated by battle, in the hope that the prosperity of trade could be resumed.
	www.codegrunts.com /~phantom/mume/lists/fornost2.txt (6266 words)

	Tharbad
		Tharbad, Sindarin for 'The Crossing Place', was originally the name given to a ford, high up along the once densely forested banks of the Gwathlo, where;
		Survivors of the Plague struggled on in Tharbad, and the Old South Road continued to be an important trade route for another 350 years, until the fall of Arthedain in T.A 1974, and the 'days of the Kings' in Gondor ended 74 years later.
		Tharbad was still inhabited for another 862 years, despite the absence of any sort of central government, probably by a people increasingly of Bree-men and or Dunlending stock, and the end did not come until T.A. 2912, when great floods devastated Enedwaith following the Fell Winter.
	www.mcfly.org /wik/Tharbad (1006 words)

	Guild Companion Discussions: A consolidated timeline and the economy of Arnor (Tharbad)
		This would also explain the survival of Tharbad past 1974 as "bluenails' would continue to manufacture cloth for export even though the domestic economy was almost gone.
		From around the mid 1600's onwards Tharbad was very much in decline and certainly by the end of the Third Age it was little more than flooded ruins.
		I speculate Tharbad continues to be a military (due to size of militia) and economic focus in the North right up till the time the bridges crash down.
	www.guildcompanion.com /discus/messages/745/862.html?1066471973 (979 words)

	Tharbad - Tolkien Gateway
		Tharbad was to be found on the southern edge of Eriador.
		Tharbad, Sindarin for 'The Crossing Place', was originally the name given to a ford, high up along the once densely forested banks of the Gwathló, where;
		Tharbad's new river-port was spanned by a bridge, the immense labour of which "was shared by the North and South Kingdoms", and included "a fortified town and haven about the great bridge over the Greyflood.."
	tolkiengateway.net /wiki/Tharbad (1200 words)

	Tharbad - Definition, explanation
		Tolkien's fictional world of Middle-earth, Tharbad was to be found on the southern edge of Eriador.
		Survivors of the Plague did remain in Tharbad, and the Great (now Old) South Road continued to be an important trade route for another 350 years until the fall of Arthedain in T.A 1974, and the end of the 'days of the Kings' in Gondor 74 years later.
		Tharbad was still inhabited for another 862 years, despite the absence of any sort of central government, presumably by a people akin to the Bree-men and Dunlendings.
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/t/th/tharbad.php (1221 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Tharbad has been our general base-of-operations for a long time, especially the Broken Oar Inn.
		We've made Tharbad our own, and several of the Heroes have even had positions in the City Guard at one time.
		Our roots in Tharbad grew even deeper when we purchased the Broken Oar Inn, although we left for some time after that to go to Gondor and fight for Minas Tirith in the Battle of the Pelennor Fields.
	www.angelfire.com /tx3/baalek/rolemaster1/tharbad.html (130 words)

	MERP 8050 Thieves of Tharbad (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Tharbad was founded in the Second Age by Tar-Aldarion as an inland port for his fleet to use while exploring the interior of Middle-earth...
		Its broad avenues, public parks and well laid out streets were the envy of other northern cities, for Tharbad was built by the Numenorians at the height of their power.
		NOTE: Material from THIEVES of THARBAD has been included in the 2nd Edition ARNOR (1994) realm module, which was itself then split into the two 2nd Edition volumes ARNOR: The Land (1997) and ARNOR: The People (1996).
	www.icewebring.com /ICE_Products/M1/M1_8050_ThievesTharabad.shtml (403 words)

	THARBAD
		Rumour has it that there was a coup d'etat in Tharbad, and a more ruthless and merciless Chief has taken power in that city of thieves.
		If you wish to live in Tharbad you may register as a citizen, upon payment of a small contribution.
		The gates of Tharbad will henceforth be opened in the day and closed at nightfall.
	mume.pvv.org /Import/help/tharbad.html (193 words)

	Elendor - Saturday, January 12, 2002 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		The ruined city of Tharbad holds very little of its former majesty, as the ramparts crumple and the coblestone roads are over grown with weeds and grass.
		I have been too cooped up on this trip." Glancing towards Tharbad her eyes take in the crumpling ramparts and cobblestones that are now over grown with weeds and grass.
		His head shakes, looking away from the pair, "If you were not screaming, and were laughing, stop laughing then." He does not answer her question for some time, continuing to stare into the shadowed confines of the gate.
	home.earthlink.net /~aearwen/Favorites/011202_Tharbad.htm (4890 words)

	Which parts of Middle-earth will we not see?
		Tharbad, for instance, should not be in the movies.
		Tharbad is a rather tragic place, I think.
		The river was deep enough at least as far north as Tharbad that sea-going vessels could reach it, and in the early years the sea was the primary route of travel between Arnor and Gondor.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/tolkien/33798 (595 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		A powerful shape-shifting vampire, Lucifer was the second of two leaders of the Tharbad merchant's guild--a position he used to carry out evil deeds from the top of Tharbad's political arena.
		He was personally responsible for the deaths of many key players in the future of Middle Earth, having believed to have aligned himself with the mysterious and truly evil entity, Gorgoroth.
		Although he was defeated in Tharbad, along with those whom he transformed, the Gift of the Valar was lost, believed to be taken north into the vast kingdom of Arthedain, leading to the second segment of the quest.
	www.angelfire.com /tx3/baalek/rolemaster1/lucifer.html (168 words)

	Tharbad
		It may also be asumed the Bridge of Tharbad connecting the later Greenway and the Old South Road was build during the same time and Tharbad may have been fortified from the beginning because of the hostile natives living in Enedwaith and Minhiriath.
		I assume that at this time Tharbad was largely laid in ruins because of the war but was rebuild to some degree but it never had the same influence again, Eregion and Ost-in-Edhil was destroyed and Numenor had trouble of its own.
		There is no further references to Tharbad until the realms of Arnor and Gondor are in existence, in the glory time of Arnor and Gondor a new fort was raised there on great earthworks on both sides of the river to guard the once famed
	www.annalsofarda.dk /annals-of-arda/Places-index/Places-ME/Tharbad.htm (276 words)

	MUME: Maps from Bree to Tharbad
		It's mostly considered to be as a newbie zone, but mid-levels have also a lot to do here: smugglers and chief smuggler, Big John, ghost etc. EQ: fgc, fl candle are the most important.
		It's just in between Bree and Tharbad, starting from where pervious map finished.
		PS: Of course I have mapped new area s-e from Tharbad also, but I am too lazy to update that nice picture left.
	www.cs.ut.ee /~ando/sbree.html (200 words)

	Boromir's Ride by Onono Laivindur
		Folding and putting the map away he noticed a farmer swinging a scythe in a golden field and beyond yet a single house and a barn with a corral.
		Gwynn had made a recovery from her wounds at the hands of the orcs and had only picked up one stone in her right rear hoof one night, but it came loose and did not trouble her much, only a bruise.
		The Great River Port of Tharbad once home to Tar- Aldarion King of the Numenoreans was battle torn and laid to waste.
	lotrscrapbook.bookloaf.net /stories/serial/ride/contents/10.html (3963 words)

	The Rebirth of Arda (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		I have broken the first rule of the Rangers-I have stayed in Tharbad too long and people are beginning to whisper about the strange man, who just might be a vampire.
		The path to Tharbad was long; I had to take detours through wide stretches of land to insure that I was not being followed, that none could trace my path back to the sacred caves of the First, where the Irgaak is now kept.
		Some claim to have seen him, momentarily in Tharbad, and I thought to have seen him there too, but he was gone before I could be sure.
	www.rebirth-of-arda.com /story/storyexodus1.htm (866 words)

	LotroSource: Your Source for Lord of the Rings Online (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		The Dúnedain of Gondor built Tharbad in the early Third Age.
		Tharbad was Gondor's northern most outpost and was built on the river Gwathló at the only bridge on the lower half of the river.
		Tharbad was completely destroyed in 2912 T.A. by the Fell Winter floods.
	www.meosource.com /kinship/cview.php?cid=296 (154 words)

	[No title]
		Approaching the North Gate of Tharbad A beggar is here, asking for a few coins.
		Outside the North Gate of Tharbad The head of a beggar is here, spiked to the end of a pole.
		On the Road to Tharbad A Large Sign is standing here.
	lahnborg.tripod.com /new_logs/2_MA.txt (5964 words)

	The Road to Tharbad (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Many dangerous creatures including orcs were met and killed along the way.
		A group of green rangers only looking out for their own interests tracked and tried to rob the party but ran away.
		Tharbad turned out to be a horrible place for our adventurers to be, so they left and went off the road back to Bree.
	www.lsc.vsc.edu /personal/student/rjs06200/finished/maps/tharbad.html (73 words)

	Specialty Tour - Remnants of Fallen Numenor (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Wanderers from the famous isle established strongholds throughout Middle-earth, from little-known Tharbad to mighty Minas Tirith.
		t may be noted that Tharbad is referred to as "a ruined town" in [FotR], and that Boromir in Lothlórien told that he lost his horse at Tharbad, at the fording of the Greyflood.
		In the Tale of Years the ruining and desertion of Tharbad is dated to the year 2912 of the Third Age, when great floods devastated Enedwaith and Minhiriath.
	fan.theonering.net /middleearthtours/specialtynumenor.html (1295 words)

	Thorgir Tharbad - www.ezboard.com
		This has brought forth the rage of his family, it would seem all the men in the family of Tharbad have the rage of Kord in thier veins.
		At his 16th birthday he, like his brothers before him, wet out into the world to see what men are like.
		He will from this day forth make his way in these lands of his home, for good or ill, it is home.
	p197.ezboard.com /fflanaessfrm6.showMessage?topicID=837.topic (1185 words)

	Middle East Open Encyclopedia: Tharbad (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		This is an extract from The Middle East Open Encyclopedia, made possible through the Wikimedia Foundation.
		Iraq Museum International always displays the most recent published revision of the source article, Tharbad; all previous versions may be viewed here.
		They link directly to authoring tools for you to start writing a particular article.
	www.baghdadmuseum.org /ref/?title=Tharbad (1269 words)

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