| − | The '''Anduin''' (also '''Langflood''') is the longest river in Middle-earth. Its sources are in the [[Ered Mithrin|Grey Mountains]], and it flows through [[Rhovanion]] between the [[Misty Mountains]] and the forest [[Mirkwood]]. It runs though the [[Emyn Muil]], where it goes through the rapids '''Sarn Gebir''', flows by the '''Argonath''' (also known as the ''Gate of Kings'' or the ''Pillars of the Kings'') on either side of the river, then into the lake '''Nen Hithoel''' and over the '''Falls of Rauros'''. After that it flows between the [[Ered Nimrais|White Mountains]] and the [[Ephel Dúath|Mountains of Shadow]], before reaching the Sea in a broad river delta '''Ethir Anduin'''. | + | The '''Anduin''' (also '''Langflood''') is the longest river in Middle-earth. Its sources are in the [[Ered Mithrin|Grey Mountains]], and it flows through [[Rhovanion]] between the [[Misty Mountains]] and the forest [[Mirkwood]]. It runs though the [[Emyn Muil]], where it goes through the rapids '''Sarn Gebir''', flows by the '''Argonath''' (also known as the ''Pillars of the Kings'', carved into the likeness of Isildur and Anárion) on either side of the river, then into the lake '''Nen Hithoel''' and over the '''Falls of Rauros'''. After that it flows between the [[Ered Nimrais|White Mountains]] and the [[Ephel Dúath|Mountains of Shadow]], before reaching the Sea in a broad river delta '''Ethir Anduin'''. |