"The Chronicles of Narnia" - Locations Quiz

Answer: Lantern Waste

Lantern Waste, in northwestern Narnia, was a notable location in three books: "The Magician's Nephew", "The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe", and "The Last Battle".

In "The Magician's Nephew", Lantern Waste was where Digory, Polly, and company stood as they watched Aslan create Narnia. At this time, the lantern, which the area is named after, came to be. Jadis, or the White Witch, had brought a broken off piece of a lamppost from London. After she failed to hit Aslan with it, it landed in the grass where it grow into a lamppost. This was able to happen because of Narnia's young, fertile earth.

In "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe", Lantern Waste was where the wardrobe in the Professor's spare room connected to Narnia.

In "The Last Battle", it was the site of Narnia's last battle, where King Tirian led Narnia against Shift the ape and the Calormenes.

Answer: Beaversdam

Once the spot of Mr. and Mrs. Beaver's home in "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe", Beaversdam was located on a river in northwestern Narnia. By the time of King Miraz's tyranny in "Prince Caspian" a castle had been built there along with a town. It was located just to the east of Lantern Waste.

Answer: Beruna

Beruna was located by the Fords of Beruna, where two major battles took place, one in "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe" and one in "Prince Caspian". Also in "Prince Caspian", a bridge built by the Telmarines was destroyed by Bacchus, a Nymph. After the bridge was destroyed, the River God was freed.

Answer: Enchanted River

The Great River of Narnia was a major waterway that flowed through many areas of Narnia. The castle Cair Paravel was located at its mouth where it went into the Great Eastern Ocean.

The River Shribble acted as Narnia's boarder to the north.

The Winding Arrow River was the boarder between Archenland and the Great Desert.

Answer: Ettinsmoor

Ettinsmoor, part of the Wild Lands of the North, was located to the north of Narnia on the other side of the River Shribble. It was a very rocky area. A deep gorge there held many uncivilized giants.

Answer: Underland

Underland was comprised of the Deep Realm, the Shallow Lands, the Sunless Sea, and Bism. There was also a city where the Lady of the Green Kirtle ruled with a spellbound Prince Rilian until he was rescued by Eustace, Jill, and Puddleglum in "The Silver Chair". In some of the caverns many beasts and Father Time slept until the end of Narnia when they were awoken by Aslan.

Answer: Muil

The Lone Islands, Doorn, Felimath, and Avra, were located southeast of Narnia in the Great Eastern Ocean. They were under the rule of Narnia. They were visited by Caspian, Lucy, Edmund, and Eustace in "The Voyage of the Dawn Treader".

Answer: Harfang

Harfang was featured in "The Silver Chair". It was located to the far north of Narnia near the Ruined City of the Giants. Although Eustace, Jill, and Puddleglum had been told that the giants who lived there were civilized and nice, they soon found out they were planning on eating them for the Autumn Feast.

Answer: Anvard

Anvard was seen in "The Horse and His Boy", where it was the scene of a battle against the Calormenes. Archenland was a friendly country to the south of Narnia. It was a mountainous and forested country.

Answer: Tashbaan

Tashbaan was featured in "The Horse and His Boy" when Shasta, Bree, Aravis, and Hwin passed through the large and crowded city on their way to Narnia. Tashbaan was named after the Calormene's god, Tash. It was located on an island in the delta of a river. There were many gardens and palaces within the city's walls.

Calormen was a mostly arid country south of Archenland ruled by the Tisroc. It was often not on good terms with Archenland and Narnia.