Lore:Maps

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This page provides an overview of the maps of Tamriel. For a more complete list of maps providing game-specific information, see each individual game's maps page:

• Arena maps
• Daggerfall maps
• Redguard maps
• Morrowind maps
  • Tribunal maps
  • Bloodmoon maps
• Oblivion maps
  • Shivering Isles maps
• Skyrim and Dragonborn maps
• The Elder Scrolls Online maps

TamrielEdit

Anthology MapEdit

The most recent and authoritative map of Tamriel, from The Elder Scrolls Anthology.

Oblivion Codex MapEdit

A compilation of the province maps in The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion's update to the Official Codex.

Second Era TamrielEdit

Map of Tamriel in the Second Era, showing the three alliances and Imperial territory, as seen in The Elder Scrolls Online.

Arena Map of TamrielEdit

The complete map of Tamriel as seen in the first Elder Scrolls game, Arena. Arena is the only game that has been set in all of Tamriel. For more detailed maps of the individual provinces, see this page.

West TamrielEdit

A map of West Tamriel, attributed to one of Bethesda's developers (Hugh Riley). Part of this map is shown on the cover of the game Redguard, although it was not used for gameplay.

High Rock, Hammerfell and Skyrim BorderEdit

A map of northeast Hammerfell showing the borders of Skyrim and High Rock, as seen in the game Shadowkey.

Summerset IsleEdit

A map of Summerset Isle, taken from the ESO Summerset Collector's Edition. Descriptions are in Altmeri script.

SkyrimEdit

The province of Skyrim, as seen in the game Skyrim, and on the map in the game case.

CyrodiilEdit

The province of Cyrodiil, as seen in the game Oblivion, and on the map in the game case.

Iliac Bay RegionEdit

The Iliac Bay region, as seen in the game Daggerfall.

VvardenfellEdit

The island of Vvardenfell, as seen in the game Morrowind.

See AlsoEdit

• The Imperial Library: maps hosted at the Imperial Library.