Places

The castle and royal seat of Archenland.

A mountain kingdom immediately south of Narnia and its longstanding ally.

The country beyond and above the mortal Narnia.

The mound raised over the broken Stone Table.

The home and dam of Mr and Mrs Beaver.

A strategic river crossing in Narnia.

A deeper land beneath Underland, hot, vivid, and filled with living gems.

The royal castle on Narnia’s eastern coast.

A large southern empire ruled by the Tisroc, with Tashbaan as its capital.

A dying world whose ruined capital is discovered by Digory and Polly.

A region of supernatural darkness where dreams become real.

An island with a pool that turns what it touches to gold.

An eastern island where Eustace wanders away, discovers a dragon’s hoard, and is transformed.

The sea east of Narnia, crossed by the Dawn Treader toward increasingly strange islands and the world’s edge.

The ordinary-world setting from which the human visitors come.

The wild giant country north of Narnia.

The progressive school attended by Eustace and Jill.

Narnia’s principal river, running eastward to the sea near Cair Paravel.

A castle of supposedly gentle giants.

A forested region in western Narnia centered on the Lamp-post.

Three islands in the Eastern Sea traditionally under the Narnian crown.

The central country of the chronicles, created by Aslan and inhabited by humans, Talking Beasts, Dwarfs, Fauns, centaurs, and many other peoples.

The island of the star Ramandu, where three lost lords sleep at Aslan’s Table.

The hill in western Narnia where Shift’s false Aslan is exhibited in a stable.

The ancient table where the White Witch claims Edmund under the Deep Magic.

The island capital of Calormen, crowded with palaces, gardens, traffic, and the court of the Tisroc.

The underground realm ruled by the Lady of the Green Kirtle.

The remote land beyond Narnia’s western mountains.

A quiet wood dotted with pools, each a passage to another world.