sea of nrnen

In the fiction of J. R. R. Tolkien, the Sea of Nrnen was an inland sea in Mordor, Middle-earth. It held bitter water not suitable for drinking, but the area around it, Nrn, was fertile enough (watered by a river system coming from the Ephel Dath) to feed the entire armies of Sauron. In The Atlas of Middle-earth, Karen Wynn Fonstad assumed that the Sea of Rhn and Sea of Nrnen were the remnants of the inland Sea of Helcar. The atlas was however published before The Peoples of Middle-earth, where it was revealed that the Sea of Rhn existed already in the First Age, as an apparently different body of water than the Sea of Helcar.

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