As with many mythologies, the Arthurian Legends take place surrounding real locations. In fact, many think that some characters and events might have actually existed. This is our list of Arthurian locations that takes you to some of these possibilities.
What’s on the list of Arthurian locations?
This list compiles both mythical locations like Avalon, and real-world locations like Glastonbury. Each of these locations has some association with the Arthurian legends, whether mythical or real. Many are listed that are thought to be the actual locations of certain key events, such as the Battle of Badon, a legendary battle that probably took place, and is thought to be led by the real-world Arthur.
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| # | Location | Description | Associations | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | Abiron | A place ruled by Segurant during King Uther's reign. | Uther | |
| 1 | Agnet, Mount | Site of one of Arthur's battles mentioned by Nennius | Arthur | |
| 2 | Agravius, Mount | Home of the giant Rience (Ritho) Known as Snowdonia today. | ||
| 3 | Alclud | Old name for Dumbarton. Arthur rescued Hoel from the Picts and Scots there. | ||
| 4 | Alnwick Castle, Northumberland | One of two possibilites for Lancelot's Castle, Joyous Guard, as proposed by Thomas Malory. | Lancelot | |
| 5 | Amesbury, Wiltshire | Guenevere retires to a nunnery at Amesbury after the death of Arthur. | Guenevere | |
| 6 | Anderley Edge | In a folk tale, Arthur and his Knights stopped here in Cheshire. | ||
| 7 | Anjou | A French province conquered by Vortigern and given to Hengist. | ||
| 8 | Annwyn (Annwfn) | Celtic Otherworld | ||
| 9 | Archenfield | Burial place of Amr, son of Arthur | ||
| 10 | Arthur's Bed, Cornwall | A stone monolith that is partially hollowed out like a coffin. | Arthur | |
| 11 | Arthur's Cave | A cave on Anglesey where Arthur supposedly sought shelter. | ||
| 12 | Arthur's O'en, Stirlingshire | A Roman temple near Falkirk Scotland. It is argued that it was used by Arthur and wsa the original Round Table. | ||
| 13 | Arthur's Oven | Unknown sight that is somewhere west of Exeter. | ||
| 14 | Arthur's Quoit, Anglesey | Stone structures associated with magalithic burial places. | ||
| 15 | Arthur's Seat, Edinburgh | Mountain near Edinburge that is associated with Arthur. | Arthur | Read More |
| 16 | Arthur's Stone, Dorstone | The name given to a megalithic burial site in this area. | ||
| 17 | Arthur's Stone, West Glamorgan | An ancient stone, part of a megalith, of which Arthur's ghost is sometimes said to emerge. | Arthur | |
| 18 | Arthur's Tor | An earthwork in Country Durham. | ||
| 19 | Arthuret, Cumbria | Battle of Arthuret took place here, resulting in the madness of Myrddin. | Merlin | |
| 20 | Assysla | In a Scandanavian work, the place of Arthur's death. | ||
| 21 | Astolat | Dwelling of Elaine the White who died of love for Lancelot. | ||
| 22 | Aval | Island off the coast of Brittany, where Arthur is supposedly buried. Alternative location of Avalon. | ||
| 23 | Avalon | The legendary island inhabited by the Lady of the Lake, Morgan le Fay, and others. | Lady of the Lake, Morgan le Fay | Read More |
| 24 | Avilion | An alternative name for Avalon | ||
| 25 | Badbury Rings, Dorset | One of the possible locations of the Battle at Badon Hill. | Arthur | |
| 26 | Badon | Location of the Battle of Mt. Badon, with several contested sites including Bath, Liddington Castle and Badbury Rings | ||
| 27 | Bamburgh Castle, Northumberland | Another possible location for Joyous Guard, Lancelot's castle. | Lancelot | |
| 28 | Bassus (river) | The site of one of Arthur's battles. | ||
| 29 | Bath, Avon | Another possible location for the Battle at Badon Hill, as per History of the Kings of Britain. | Arthur | |
| 30 | Bearosche | Site of a siege in Parzifal | ||
| 31 | Bedegraine | Site of a major battle between Arthur and desenters at the beginning of his reigh. Malory calls it Sherwood. | ||
| 32 | Ben Arthur, Strathclyde | A steep mountain with a section also known as Arthur's seat. | Arthur | |
| 33 | Benwick | Kingdon of Ban, identified with Bayonne and Beaune. | ||
| 34 | Birdoswald, Cumbria | One of the possible sites of the Battle of Camlann. | Arthur, Mordred | |
| 35 | Brabant | A territory sited as partially in the Netherlands and partially in Belgium. | ||
| 36 | Brecon Beacons, Powys | Two peaks in this region form Arthur's Chair | Arthur | |
| 37 | Brent Knoll, Somerset | Arthur challenged three giants who lived on this hill. The hill did have Iron Age defenses. | Arthur | |
| 38 | Britain | The realm ruled by Arthur. | ||
| 39 | Brittany | A part of France largely inhabited by British people. Had close ties to Arthurian Legend. | ||
| 40 | Broceliande | A forest in Brittany that was the site of many Arthurian adventures. | ||
| 41 | Bury Walls | Place in Shropshire where Arthur held court, according to legend. | ||
| 42 | Bwlch y Saethu | A pass in Snowdonia where, according to Welsh legend, Arthur was killed. | ||
| 43 | Bwrdd Arthur | Name of two features in Clwyd, one a circle of indentations in rock, the other a barrow at Llanfair Dyffrey Ceiriog. | ||
| 44 | Cadbury Castle, Somerset | One of the possible locations for Camelot. An old Iron Age fortress did exist at one time. | Arthur | |
| 45 | Caer Gai, Gwynedd | Name means the "stronghold of Cai", or Kay from the Arthurian legends. | Kay | |
| 46 | Caerleon, Gwent | According to History of the Kings of Britain, Arthur held court here. | Arthur | |
| 47 | Cam | A river in Somerset. One possible site of Camlann. A lot of skeletons were dug up here. | ||
| 48 | Camboglanna | An ancient site possibly located along Hadrian's wall, thought to be the site of the battle of Camlann. | Arthur, Mordred | Read More |
| 49 | Camel | Another river that is possibly the site of the Camlann battle. | ||
| 50 | Camelford, Cornwall | One possible location of Camelot, according ot later writers. | Arthur | |
| 51 | Cameliard | The kingdom of Leodegrance, Guinevere's father. | ||
| 52 | Camelot | The legendary city and/or castle where Arthur held his court. | Arthur | Read More |
| 53 | Camlann | The legendary location of Arthur's death. Possibly located in Birdoswald or Castlesteads. | Arthur, Mordred | |
| 54 | Canterbury | Called Durovernum by the Romans, an Archbishop of Canterbury was an advisor to Arthur and is the place of Arthur's death in the Scandinavian Breta. | ||
| 55 | Carbonek | The castle contained the Holy Grail. | ||
| 56 | Cardigan | Arthur holds court here in some early stories like Erec and Enide. | Arthur | |
| 57 | Cardueil | One of Arthur's homes, possibly in Carlisle. | ||
| 58 | Carlisle, Cumbria | Some old romances show Arthur holding court here. Malory has Guinevere exposed and sentenced here. | Guinevere | |
| 59 | Carmarthen, Dyfed | The legendary location of Merlin's birth. | Merlin | |
| 60 | Carn March Arthur, Gwynedd | There is a rock with an indentation that is supposed to be the hoofprint of Arthur's horse. | Arthur | |
| 61 | Carned Arthur | A cairn in Snowdonia that, according to Welsh belief, houses Arthur. | ||
| 62 | Castle Canyke, Cornwall | Possible location of Kelliwic from Culhwch and Olwen, where Arthur held court. | Arthur | |
| 63 | Castle Dore, Cornwall | An Iron Age hillfort associated with King Mark and Tristan. | Mark, Tristan | |
| 64 | Castle Eden | A village in County Durham that is said to be haunted by the Knights of the Round Table in the guise of chickens. | ||
| 65 | Castle Key | An earthwork in modern Caynham Camp, Shropshire. According to legend it was built by Kay. | ||
| 66 | Castle of Maidens | A castle ruled originally by Duke Lianour. It contained many maidens as prisoners. Thought to have been in the visinity of Edinburgh. | ||
| 67 | Castle Rushen | A castle on the Isle of Man thought to be built above caves filled with Giants, put there by Merlin. | ||
| 68 | Castlesteads, Cumbria | Possible location of Camboglanna, thought to be Camlann. | Arthur, Mordred | |
| 69 | Cat Coit Celidon | Site of one of Arthur's battles in the southern reaches of Scotland. | ||
| 70 | Catterick, North Yorkshire | Thought to be Catraeth, the location found in Y Gododdin. | ||
| 71 | Cavershall | A castle in Straffordshire where Arthur supposedly held court. The existing castle dates back to the 13th century. | ||
| 72 | Chalice Well, Glastonbury | A spring in Glastonbury though to be the spring visited by Lancelot in Perlesvaus. | Lancelot, Avalon | |
| 73 | Chastel Marte | In Perlesvaus, the lord of this castle was Perceval's uncle. He seized the Grail Castle and was killed by Perceval. | ||
| 74 | Chester | City named Deva by the Romans. Claimed to be the site of Arthur's court, and possibly the site of the battle at the City of the LEgion. | ||
| 75 | Chester, Cheshire | The site of Arthur's ninth battle in Historia Brittonum. | Arthur | |
| 76 | City of Souls | A haunted city visited by Lancelot in Perlesvaus. | ||
| 77 | City of the Legion | The site of one of Arthur's battles. Possibly Chester. | ||
| 78 | Colchester | Camulodunum in Roman times. | ||
| 79 | Cornwall | The realm of King Mark. | ||
| 80 | Craig Arthur, Denbighshire | The end of a rocky ridge near an old hillfort. | Arthur | |
| 81 | Craig-y-Dinas | A rock where, supposedly, Arthur once spent the night in a cave. | ||
| 82 | Demetia | Dyfed in Welsh, a kingdom in south Wales. | ||
| 83 | Dinas Emrys, Gwynedd | The supposed site of Vortigern's tower. Excavations have revealed settlements dating back to that time period. | Vortigern, Merlin | |
| 84 | Douglas | A river in Linnuis where four of Arthur's battles were fought. | ||
| 85 | Dover, Kent | The site of Arthur's return after Mordred's betrayal, and the site of Gawain's death. | Arthur, Gawain | |
| 86 | Dozmary Pool, Cornwall | The supposed site of Excalibur's return. | Arthur, Lady of the Lake | |
| 87 | Drumelzier, Borders | The supposed location of Merlin's grave. | Merlin | |
| 88 | Dumbarton Rock, Strathclyde | The legendary location of Mordred's birth. | Mordred | |
| 89 | Dumnonia | A large British kingdom that covered Devon and Cornwall. | ||
| 90 | Edna, Mount | One possible location of Avalon. | Avalon | Read More |
| 91 | Ehangwen | Arthur's hall, built by Gwlyddyn the carpenter. | ||
| 92 | Eildon Hills, Borders | Arthur and his knights supposedly sleep in a hidden cavern beneath these hills. | Arthur | |
| 93 | Elmet | A Celtic kingdom that existed in Arthurian times. Near modern-day Leeds. | ||
| 94 | Fairyland | A mythical location in Spencer's the Faerie Queen, where Arthur and other knights had many adventures. | ||
| 95 | Ffynnon Cegin Arthur | A well with an oily appearance, said to get this from the fat in Arthur's kitchen. | ||
| 96 | Foundtain of the Truth of Love | A place created by Merlin according to Astree. Guarded by lions which could not eat a person who was pure in heart. | ||
| 97 | Foundtain of Youth | Esclarmonde bathed here in Terrestrial Paradise. | ||
| 98 | France | Often called by the older name, Gaul. Features prominnently in Arthurian tales, as many such tales were created by the French. | ||
| 99 | Franchise Tristan | A country conquered by Tristan. Formerly called Servage. | ||
| 100 | Gannes | The realm ruled by Bors. | ||
| 101 | Garlot | A kingdom ruled by Nentres, a sister of Arthur. | ||
| 102 | Gascony | A region of south-western France, ruled by King Ladon in Claris et Laris. | ||
| 103 | Gaste Forest | A realm ruled by Pellinore, possibly the same as the Waste Land. | ||
| 104 | Generon | A tower that belonged to Vortigern, replacing the one that fell repeatedly. | ||
| 105 | Glastonbury, Somerset | The legendary location of Avalon, as well as Arthur and Guinevere's grave. | Arthur, Guenevere, Avalon | |
| 106 | Glein | The mouth of ariver where Arthur fought one of his battles. | ||
| 107 | Gloucester, Gloucestershire | Part of the Culhwch and Olwen and Peredur stories. | ||
| 108 | Gore | A kingdom that bordered on Scotland, separated by the River Tember. It has otherwordly features, and prescribed as the realm of Urien or Bagdemagus. | ||
| 109 | Great Spirits Spring | A place in Windfall Run, USA where Arthur was said to have drunk. | ||
| 110 | Greenan Castle | A castle built on an Iron Age hill fort, a contested site for Camelot. | ||
| 111 | Grocland | An island in the north, colonized by Arthur. Possibly Greenland. | ||
| 112 | Grotte d'Artus | A cave in Brittany where Arthur and his warriors are supposedly resting until they are called forth once more. | ||
| 113 | Guinnion | Site of one of Arthur's battles. | ||
| 114 | Gwynedd | A medieval kingdom in North Wales. Ruled by Einion, Cadwallon, and Maelgwyn in Arthurian times. | ||
| 115 | Hart Fell | A mountain in Scotland that is said to be a dwelling place of Merlin. | ||
| 116 | Hesperides | Mador's father in the king of Hesperides. | ||
| 117 | Humber | The site of Arthur's last battle according to Scottish writers. | ||
| 118 | Iceland | Conquered by Arthur's empire. | ||
| 119 | Ille Estrange | A kingdom ruled by Vagor who imprisoned Lionel. | ||
| 120 | Ireland | Part of Arthur's domain, according to Geoffrey. | ||
| 121 | Isle of Life | A place where Gaddifer and Perceforest enjoyed a long existance. Possibly the same as the Isle of Wight. | Perceforest | |
| 122 | Joyous Gard | Lancelot's castle in the north of England. Originally called Dolorous Gard. | Lancelot | |
| 123 | Kelliwic | A Cornish stronghold belonging to ARthur, possibly Castle Killibury or Callington, Celliwith. | Arthur | |
| 124 | Kent | Given by Vortigern to the Saxons, then called Gwyrangon. | Vortigern | |
| 125 | Killaurus | Place in Ireland where Merlin collected the stones of Stonehenge. | Merlin | |
| 126 | Killibury, Cornwall | One of the legendary locations of Kelliwic, Arthur's court in the Welsh Triads. | Arthur | |
| 127 | King Arthur's Bed | A feature in Bodmin Moor (in Cornwall) that was supposedly a resting place of Arthur. | Arthur | |
| 128 | King Arthur's Downs, Cornwall | There are two bronze age stone circles here. | ||
| 129 | King Arthur's Footprint | An indentation like a footprint at Tintagel. | Arthur | |
| 130 | King Arthur's Hall, Cornwall | The name of a large rectangular earthwork. | ||
| 131 | King Arthur's Hunting Lodge | Supposedly used this hill for his headquarters when hunting on Goss Moor. | Arthur | |
| 132 | Lake District | Suggested by S. G. Wildman to be the place where Arthur was brought up.\\ | Arthur | |
| 133 | Lancien | A place where Mark dwelt, now Lantyan. | Mark | |
| 134 | Lansdown Hill | Near Bath, one of the possible sites of the battle of Mount Badon. | ||
| 135 | Lapland | Eastern border of Arthur's empire. | Arthur | |
| 136 | Licat Anir | A mound that is supposedly the resting place of Arthur's son, Amr. | ||
| 137 | Liddington Castle, Wiltshire | Oen more proposed location for the Battle of Badon Hill. There was an iron age hillfort here. | Arthur | |
| 138 | Linnuis | One of four of Arthur's battles in the catalogue of Nennius. Possibly Lindsey | Arthur | |
| 139 | Liones | A kingdom ruled by Meliodas, father of Tristan. Possibly the same as Lyonesse. | Tristan | |
| 140 | Listinoise | A kingdom that eventually became the Waste Land when Pellehan received the Dolorous Stroke. | ||
| 141 | Llongborth | The site of a battle in which Geraint died in Geraint son of Erbin. | Geraint/Erec | |
| 142 | Llychlyn | Welsh name for Scandinavia, but may have also referred to an Otherworldly realm. | ||
| 143 | Logres | The name for England in Arthurian romance, derived from the Welsh Lloegr. | ||
| 144 | Lombardy | Territory of King Ladis. | ||
| 145 | London | Many sources place Arthur's court in London. | Arthur | |
| 146 | Lylyn Barfog | A lake in Gwynedd where Arthur supposedly fought an afanc. | ||
| 147 | Lyonesse | A possible location for the legendary kingdom of Tristan and other figures. Possibly the Isles of Scilly. | Tristan | |
| 148 | Maiden Castle, Dorset | An iron age castle often compared to the Castle of Maidens in Arthurian literature. | ||
| 149 | Maidenland | A country where Lancelot was raised by his foster-mother. | ||
| 150 | Merlin's Cave | Located in Tintagel, Cornwall, it is said to be haunted by Merlin. | Merlin | |
| 151 | Merlin's Chair, Carmarthen | A chair-like summit. Merlin is said to be sleeping beneath the hill. | Merlin | |
| 152 | Merlin's Hill Cave | A cave in Carmarthen where Merlin was said to be buried. | Merlin | |
| 153 | Merlin's Mound, Marlborough | An earthwork thought to be Merlin's grave. | Merlin | |
| 154 | Merlin's Spring | A spring in Barenton, Brittany and an old pilgrimage site. | Merlin | |
| 155 | Merlin's Tomb | Former name of a mount in Camp du Tournoi in Brittany. | Merlin | |
| 156 | Merlin's Tree | A Priory Oak in Carmarthen. If the tree fell, it would mean the destruction of Carmarthen. | Merlin | |
| 157 | Moel Arthur, Clwyd | An old earthwork named after Arthur | Arthur | |
| 158 | Momur | Fairy Kingdom ruled by Oberon in Huon de Bordeaux | ||
| 159 | Mongibel | Another name for Mt. Etna, a possible Avalon. | ||
| 160 | Mont du Chat | A site in the Alps where Arthur fought a large cat. A version of the Cath Palug legend. | ||
| 161 | Morgannwg | Small kingdom in Wales. The royal family is supposedly form the line of Caradoc. | ||
| 162 | Mousehole, Cornwall | A rock where Merlin was said to prophesy. | Merlin | |
| 163 | Munsalvaesche | The mountain where the Grail was supposedly kept, according to Wolfram. | ||
| 164 | Mynydd Fyrddin | A mountain at Longtown in Herefordshire where Merlin is supposedly buried. | Merlin | |
| 165 | Nantes | The seat of Arthur's court according to Wolfram. | ||
| 166 | Narsinga | The father of Verona was a king of Narsinga. | ||
| 167 | Norhout | Soldiers from this region killed Meliodas, father of Tristan. | Tristan | |
| 168 | Northgalis | Possibly the same as North Wales. Potentially Northumbria in some versions. | ||
| 169 | Northumberland | A northern region ruled by King Pellinore, King Clarion, King Cador, and King Detors. | ||
| 170 | Norway | The northern region ruled by many kingdoms during Arthur's day. Lot claimed part of it. | Lot | |
| 171 | Ogo'r Dinas | A cave near Llandebie. | ||
| 172 | Ogof Lanciau Eryri | A cave in North Wales where Arthur's men supposedly awaited his return. | ||
| 173 | Orkeneys | Home of King Lot and his sons, Gawain, Agravaine, Caheris, and Gareth. Latin name is Orcades. | Gawain | |
| 174 | Padstow | A Cornish town said to be Arthur's birthplace. | Arthur | |
| 175 | Palace Adventurous | A palace within the Castle of Carbonek, that was said to contain the Grail. | ||
| 176 | Pannenoisance | A city said to be Arthur's capital in Perlesvaus. | Arthur | |
| 177 | Parmenie | Supposed territory ruled by Tristan's father, according to Gottfriend von Strassburg. | ||
| 178 | Pedrafita do Cebreiro | A place in Spain where Galahad supposedly saw the Holy Grail. | Galahad | |
| 179 | Pela Orso | In an Italian poem, this is the castle of Morgan le Fay | Morgan le Fay | |
| 180 | Pen Arthur, Dyfed | A hill associated with Arthur throwing a boulder for a full mile from the summit. | Arthur | |
| 181 | Penbedw | Farm in Supernatural Clwyd, where it is suggested that the standing stones on the farm could be Arthur's grave. | Arthur | |
| 182 | Pendragon Castle, Cumbria | Traditional site of Uther Pendragon's fortress. | Uther | |
| 183 | Perilous Bridge | A bridge in Perlesvaus that led to the Grail. | ||
| 184 | Powys | An early Welsh dominion. Supposedly ruled by Cadell I, Cyngen I, and Brochmael I. | ||
| 185 | Purgatory | Visited by Gawain in the Dutch romance, Walewein. | Gawain | |
| 186 | Recesse | A kingdom ruled by Carras, brother to King Claudas. | ||
| 187 | Rheged | A kingdom in present day Cumbria, ruled by Urien. | ||
| 188 | Salisbury Plain | In Malory, the site of Arthur's final battle. | ||
| 189 | Samson, The Isles of Scilly | The supposed location of a fight between Arthur and Morholt/Marhaus. | Arthur | |
| 190 | Sarras | A pagan city where Galahad died. | Galahad | |
| 191 | Saynes | A kingdom conquered by Arthur. | ||
| 192 | Servage | An island that once belonged to the giant, Nabon. | ||
| 193 | Sewingshields | A castle in Northumberland where Arthur, Guinevere and some knights were said to rest. | ||
| 194 | Shalott | Also called Astolat. From whence the Lady of Shalott came. | ||
| 195 | Silchester, Hampshire | In History of the Kings of Britain, Arthur is crowned here. | Arthur | |
| 196 | Silva Caledoniae | A wood in the Lowlands of Scotland where Arthur fought a battle. | Arthur | |
| 197 | Slaughter Bridge, Cornwall | Old bridge associated both with Arthur's birth and his death. | Arthur | |
| 198 | Sorelois | A kingdom ruled by Gloier. | ||
| 199 | Sorestan | A kingdom in South Wales. | ||
| 200 | Sorhaut | The capital of both Gore and Sorelois. | ||
| 201 | St. Govan's Chapel, Dyfed | Claimed to be the location of Gawain's tomb. | Gawain | |
| 202 | Stonehenge, Wiltshire | In Arthurian Legend the stones were brought to Britain from Ireland by Merlin. Also supposedly the grave of Ambrosius Aurelianus. | Merlin | |
| 203 | Stranggore | A kingdom in Eastern Wales, ruled over by Brandegoris. | ||
| 204 | Strathclyde | A kingdom in the lowlands of Scotland during the time of Arthur. | ||
| 205 | Surluse | A kingdom, possibly the same as Sorelois. | ||
| 206 | Syria | Brought up frequently in Arthurian lore. | ||
| 207 | Taneborc | A place where Arthur resided, possibly Edinburgh or Oswestry. | ||
| 208 | Tangled Wood | A place ruled by Valerin. | ||
| 209 | Terre Foraine | A country ruled by King Kalafes. | ||
| 210 | Terrestrial Paradise | In Le Chanson d'Esclarmonde, the heroine is taken by Morgan to this page, which is the Garden of Eden. | ||
| 211 | The Pillar of Eliseg, Clwyd | A stone cross with a Latin inscription mentioning Vortigern. | Vortigern | |
| 212 | Tintagel, Cornwall | The mythical birth place of Arthur. | Arthur | |
| 213 | Tregalen | Site of Arthur's last battle in Welsh lore. | ||
| 214 | Treryn Dinas | A castle in Cornwall that belonged to Arthur according to folklore. | ||
| 215 | Tribuit | An unknown river where Arthur fought one of his battles. | ||
| 216 | Tristan's Stone, Cornwall | A stone monolith with an inscription thought to refer to Tristan and Mark. | Tristan | |
| 217 | Wearyall Hill, Glastonbury | The traditional site where Joseph of Arimathea planted his staff where the Holy Thorn now grows. | Joseph of Arimathea | |
| 218 | Winchester, Hampshire | The site of an old table claimed by Henry VIII to be the Round Table of Arthurian legend. | Arthur | |
| Turning Island | An island whree Nascien was placed after his rescue from prison. | |||
| Tweedsmuir | These standing stones are supposedly a monument to Jack the Giant-killer. | |||
| Ty Gwydr | A glass house where Merlin supposedly stayed. | |||
| Ty-Newydd Standing Stones | Stones in Dyfed also called "Stones of Arthur's Sons." Said to be a monument to them. | |||
| Vellendrucher | A site in Cornwall where Arthur supposedly fought and defeated the Danes. | |||
| Wales | One of the key regions for the origin of Arthur. | |||
| Walweitha | A territory that Gawain ruled over. | |||
| Waste Land | In the Grail saga, this was a land that could only be healed by the Grail quester. | |||
| Wigan | A town thought to be the site of Arthur's victories. | |||
| Windfall Run | A place in America where Arthur supposedly drank from a spring. | |||
| Windsor | A count of Windsor rebelled against Arthur but was defeated. | |||
| Ys | A legendary city in Brittany, supposedly submerged. | |||
| Aacena | ||||
| Aachen | ||||
| Aaron, Saint | ||||
| Aballava | ‘Orchard’ | Aballaba | ||||
| Abbey | Abaye, Abbaye, Abeie, Abeye | ||||
| Abbey of Gannes | ||||
| Abbey of the Adventurous Shield | ||||
| Abbey of the Cross | ||||
| Abbey of the Nuns | ||||
| Abbey of the Nuns, White | ||||
| Abblasoure | ||||
| Aber Alaw | ‘Mouth of the Alaw’ | ||||
| Aber Deu Cleddyf | ||||
| Aber Tywi | ||||
| Abercurnig | ||||
| Abererch | ||||
| Abiron | ||||
| Abiron – A kingdom. | ||||
| Abiron – A knight. | ||||
| Accursed Cemetery | ||||
| Acquileia | Aquilea | ||||
| Acre | ||||
| Adimpons | ||||
| Adventurous Ford | Gué Aventuros | ||||
| Adventurous Seats | ||||
| Adventurous Shield, Abbey of the | ||||
| Aegelsthrep | Æglestherp, Aeglestherp, Ægelesthrep | ||||
| Afarnach | ||||
| Affalach | ||||
| Affraudis | ||||
| Afon | ||||
| Afon Cegin Arthur – A Welsh river. | ||||
| Afon Pib – A mountain. | ||||
| Africa | ||||
| Agardas | ||||
| Agen | ||||
| Aglonde | Aglode, Agloride | ||||
| Agned, Mount | ||||
| Agravain’s Hill | ||||
| Agravain’s House | ||||
| Aifaies | ||||
| Alain’s Pond | ||||
| Alantine | ||||
| Alarie | ||||
| Albany | Alban, Albanie, Arbanie | ||||
| Albine | ||||
| Albine – A city. | ||||
| Albine – Daughter of King Diodicias of Syria. | ||||
| Albion | ||||
| Alclud | Aklud | ||||
| Alderley Edge | ||||
| Aldewark | ||||
| Alemaigne | d’Alemaigne, Alemaine, Alemange, Almayne | ||||
| Alentive | ||||
| Aleppo | Halape | ||||
| Aleste | ||||
| Alexandria | Alixandre | ||||
| Alfain | ||||
| Alinge | ||||
| Almain | ||||
| Almesbury | ||||
| Alnwick | ||||
| Aloliqui | ||||
| Alphin | ||||
| Alte Montanje | ||||
| Alverne | ||||
| Amalvi | ||||
| Amans – A king. | ||||
| Amans | Aniause | ||||
| Amans’ Daughters – Inheritor of the king’s lands. | ||||
| Amans’ Land – Bordering Cameliard. | ||||
| Ambrius | ||||
| Ambyganye | Ambage | ||||
| America | ||||
| Amesbury | Almesbury, Ambresbury, Aumsbury | ||||
| Amilion | Amylion, Amylyon | ||||
| Amint | ||||
| Amontsus | ||||
| Amorave | ||||
| Amorous | Cité Amoureuse | ||||
| Amorous City – A city. | ||||
| Amorous Ford – A river. | ||||
| Amorous Knight of the Savage Castle – A knight. | ||||
| Amphibalus | Amphiball | ||||
| Anbe | ||||
| Ancient Castle | Chastel Anchien | ||||
| Ancient Chapel | ||||
| Ancient Tower | ||||
| Ancisa | ||||
| Ancore | ||||
| Aneblayse | Danbleys, Danebleise, Denebleise | ||||
| Anferginan | ||||
| Angarde | ||||
| Angarde, l’Orgueilleuse | l’Orguellouse Emprise’ | ||||
| Angers | ||||
| Angiez | ||||
| Anglesey | ||||
| Angram | ||||
| Anjou | Angeoy, Angers, Anschowe | ||||
| Annuec | ||||
| Annwfn | Annwfyn, Annwn | ||||
| Anoeth – A city. | ||||
| Anoeth – A knight. | ||||
| Anoeth | ‘Foolish Courage’ | Anoeth the Bold | ||||
| Anoeth Veidawg – A warrior. | ||||
| Ansgiure | ||||
| Ansgoi | ||||
| Antiufais | ||||
| Antriadin | ||||
| Antwerp | ||||
| Apples, Isle of | ||||
| Apulia | Apolon | ||||
| Aqueon | ||||
| Aquitain | Aquitaine | ||||
| Arabia | ||||
| Aragon | Arragon | ||||
| Aravius, Mount | Araby, Aravia, Derane, Ravinity | ||||
| Arbray | Arbraye | ||||
| Archenfield | ||||
| Arebech | Arebeth, Aresbeth, Arestech, Arestel, Aresteul, Arestueil, Arestuel, Arestuell | ||||
| Arecuse | Aretuse | ||||
| Arestel | Arestuel, Arestueil | ||||
| Arfderydd | Arderydd | ||||
| Argardas | ||||
| Argayle | ||||
| Argentin | ||||
| Arglud | ||||
| Argyngrog | ||||
| Arimathea | Abarimathie, Abarimachie, Aremathie, Arimachie, Arimathie, Arimatia, Arismachie, etc. | ||||
| Arise | Aisurne, Arsie, Arson, Arsoune, Arsune, Sourne, Surne | ||||
| Ariste | ||||
| Arlac | ||||
| Armagnac | Arminak | ||||
| Armenia | Ermonye | ||||
| Armorica | Aremorica, Armoryk | ||||
| Arran, Isle of | ||||
| Arroux | Aroaise | ||||
| Arrow | ||||
| Arroy | Aroie, L´Arbroie(?), La Broce(?), La Broie(?) | ||||
| Arsonne | Aisurne | ||||
| Arthur’s Bed | ||||
| Arthur’s Castle | ||||
| Arthur’s Cave | ||||
| Arthur’s Chair | ||||
| Arthur’s Cups and Saucers | ||||
| Arthur’s Grave | ||||
| Arthur’s Hall | ||||
| Arthur’s Hunting Lodge | ||||
| Arthur’s O’on | ‘Arthur’s Oven’ | ||||
| Arthur’s Oven | ||||
| Arthur’s Palace | ||||
| Arthur’s Quoit | ||||
| Arthur’s Seat | ||||
| Arthur’s Stone | ||||
| Arthur’s Table | ||||
| Arthur’s Tomb | ||||
| Arthur’s Tor | ||||
| Arthuret | Arderydd, Arfderydd | ||||
| Arun | ||||
| Arundel | Arondel, Arondell, Arundell, Arundels, Randol, Randoll | ||||
| Arwystli | ||||
| Ascalun | Ascalon | ||||
| Asclut | ||||
| Asia | Asia Minor, Asia Major | ||||
| Aspetta Ventura | ‘Expected Fortune’ | ||||
| Asse | ||||
| Assurne | Aise, Aisurne, Arcise, Arsune, Assume, Ausurne, da Fume, de Furne, du Furne, Sourne, Surpe | ||||
| Assyria | ||||
| Assysla | ||||
| Astolat | Ascolot, Askalot, Astolat, Escalot, Scalliotto, Scalot, Schallot | ||||
| Atalye | ||||
| Athean, Chastel de | ||||
| Athens | ||||
| Atlantis | ||||
| Aube | ||||
| Aufrat | Aufat | ||||
| Augustine’s Chapel, St. | ||||
| Augut | ||||
| Aula | ||||
| Australia | ||||
| Austria | Estriche | ||||
| Autecoine | ||||
| Autice | Altice | ||||
| Autun | ||||
| Auvergne | Overgne | ||||
| Aval | ||||
| Avallon | ||||
| Avalon | Afallach, Auelon, Avallon, Avalona, Avaron, Aveloun, Avilion, etc. | ||||
| Avaricum | ||||
| Avarlan | ||||
| Avarlan – A castle. | ||||
| Avarlan – A knight. | ||||
| Avaron | ||||
| Averre | Anfere, Anferre | ||||
| Avilion | Avalon | ||||
| Avon | ||||
| Aylesford | Ailesford | ||||
| Azagouc | ||||
| Babel | ||||
| Babylon | ||||
| Babylonia | Babilone, Babiloine, Babilonie, Babylone | ||||
| Bacino | ‘Basin’ | ||||
| Badbury Hill | ||||
| Badbury Rings | ||||
| Bade | ||||
| Badon | Baddon, Baden, Badove, Vaddon | ||||
| Baghdad | Baldac, Baldake, Bandes, Baudac | ||||
| Baladingan | ||||
| Balanton, Spring of | Fountain of Balanton, Barenton (?) | ||||
| Baltic Region, Arthurian Clubs in | ||||
| Bamber Bridge | ||||
| Bamburgh | Bamborough | ||||
| Banborc | Castle Orguelleus | ||||
| Bangor | ||||
| Baradigan – A king. | ||||
| Baradigan – A land. | ||||
| Baradigan | Baradigniau, Berennain, Litaguiem | ||||
| Barbarie | ||||
| Barbary | Berbana | ||||
| Barbigoel | ||||
| Bardsey Island | Ynys Enlli | ||||
| Barenton | ||||
| Barfleur | Barflete | ||||
| Barham Down | Barendown, Bareon Downe | ||||
| Barnerot | ||||
| Baroh | ||||
| Barren Wasteland | ||||
| Barry Hill | Dunberry | ||||
| Baruch | Barut, Baruth | ||||
| Bas Castel, Li | Lo Bas Chasteau | ||||
| Bassa | ||||
| Bassenthwaite | ||||
| Bassus | ||||
| Bast | ||||
| Bath | Caer-Badon | ||||
| Batingues | Betignes, Betinges, Lestregues | ||||
| Baudec | ||||
| Bayeux | Beauce | ||||
| Bayonne | Beaune | ||||
| Beale Adventure, Abbey of | ||||
| Beale Regard, La | ||||
| Beale-Valet | ||||
| Bealzenan | ||||
| Bearosche | ||||
| Beaumont | ||||
| Beauregard | ||||
| Beaurepaire | ‘Beautiful Home’ | Belrapiere, Belrepeire, Biaurepaire | ||||
| Beautiful Forest | Bele Jaiande | ||||
| Beautiful Wilderness | ||||
| Beautiful Wood | ||||
| Beauvais | ||||
| Beckery | ||||
| Becleus | ||||
| Bedd Arthur | ||||
| Bedd Taliesin | ||||
| Bedegraine | Baradigan, Bedingan, Bedingran, Bedinham, etc. | ||||
| Béearn | Bèarn | ||||
| Beforet | ‘Beautiful Forest’ | ||||
| Bel Brullet | ||||
| Belakun | ||||
| Belamunt | ||||
| Belande | Beliande, Bellande, Berlande, Orlende | ||||
| Bele Garde | Bel Prise | ||||
| Belfortemunt | ||||
| Belgium | ||||
| Bellegarde | ||||
| Bellic | Belie, Cambenyc, Corbenyc, Lambenic, Lambenych, Lambic, Lambis | ||||
| Belloé | ||||
| Beloe | Belec, Belee, Beloc, Beloee, Beloie | ||||
| Belvaliot | Belle Valet | ||||
| Bems-on-Korcha | ||||
| Benigne | Bleevine, Blenined, Blevine | ||||
| Benoye | Banoic, Banoyc, Banoyk, Baynok, etc. | ||||
| Benwick | Beaune, Benoic, Benewic, Benoich, etc. | ||||
| Bernicia | Beornice, Bernice | ||||
| Berry | Barre, Berri | ||||
| Bertelais | ||||
| Bestoc | Bescot | ||||
| Bethany | Betanie | ||||
| Betica | Betike | ||||
| Bienfait Monastery | Le Bienfais | ||||
| Birdoswald | Camboglanna | ||||
| Bithynia | ||||
| Black Chapel | ||||
| Black Cross, Abbey of the | ||||
| Black Cross, The | ||||
| Black Forest | ||||
| Black Hand, Chapel of the | ||||
| Black Isle | ||||
| Black Isles | ||||
| Black Mountain | ||||
| Black Rock | ||||
| Blanche Espine, Castel de La | ||||
| Blanche Land | ||||
| Blanche Mores | ||||
| Blancheland | ||||
| Blank | ||||
| Blanquemore Valley | ||||
| Bleodas | Candaf, Cloadas | ||||
| Bli Maradarf | ||||
| Bliant, Castle of | ||||
| Blois | Bloy, Bloyse | ||||
| Blooming Valley | Blossoming Valley, Blühenden Tal, Flowering Valley | ||||
| Blue Forest | ||||
| Blwch-y-Saethu | ||||
| Blyaut | Blanc, Blian, Bliant, Blianz, Bliau | ||||
| Bodmin | Bosvenegh | ||||
| Bodmin Moor | ||||
| Boeotia | ||||
| Bofois | Boffoi, Boufois | ||||
| Boiling Well, Forest of the | ||||
| Boillande | ||||
| Bois en Val | ‘Wood in a Valley’ | ||||
| Bois sor la Fontaine | ||||
| Bordeaux | ||||
| Borderland | ||||
| Borderlands | ||||
| Borteramunt | ||||
| Bosava | ||||
| Boscastle | ||||
| Bosherston Pool | ||||
| Bosigran | ||||
| Boskenna | ||||
| Bossiney Mound | ||||
| Boulogne | ||||
| Bourges | Avaricon, Avarium, Bohorges, Boorges, Borges, Bouxges, Burges | ||||
| Bourget, Lake | ||||
| Bovaine | ||||
| Bower of Bliss | ||||
| Brabant | Brabaunt | ||||
| Brandigant | Brandigan, Bardiga, Brandiganz, Prandigan | ||||
| Branlant | Bralant, Branclant, Branlanc, Branland, Branlang, etc. | ||||
| Brasil | ||||
| Brattice | ||||
| Breckham | Brequeham | ||||
| Brecknock | ||||
| Brefeny | ||||
| Breguion | Bregion, Breguoin | ||||
| Brent Knoll | ||||
| Bresquehan | Bregnehan, Breighan, Brekehan, Brekeham, Brekehen, etc. | ||||
| Bretheam | ||||
| Breton Gate | La Porte Brecone, Bretone | ||||
| Breuse Sans Pitie’s Castle | ||||
| Brice | Brete | ||||
| Bricoune Gate | ||||
| Bridge of the Giant | Bridge of Giants | ||||
| Bridge of the Needle | ||||
| Briestoc | Cabrion, Cabron | ||||
| Bright Fountain | ||||
| Brioda | ||||
| Briolande | Bernelois, Briolors, Brocheliande, Brolende | ||||
| Brion | Brions | ||||
| Briosque | Briogne, Brioigne, Brioke, Briosche, Bryoke | ||||
| Bristol | ||||
| Britain | Bartaigne, Bertaigne, Bretaigne, Bretagne, Bretaingne, etc. | ||||
| Brittany | ‘Little Britain’ | Armorica, Bertaigne, Bretagne, Bretaigne, etc. | ||||
| Briziljan | Breziljan, Brizljan, Priziljan | ||||
| Brobarz | Brobara | ||||
| Brocaire | Brocaie, Brocoi, Brocoie, La Bronete | ||||
| Broceliande | Berceliande, Bercheliande, Borceliande, Breceliande, etc. | ||||
| Brochefort | ||||
| Brown Rock | ||||
| Brown Valley | Val Brun | ||||
| Brue | ||||
| Brumbane | ||||
| Brut | ||||
| Brycheiniog | Brecheiniog, Brechiniawg, Brechiniaug, etc. | ||||
| Bryn Myrddin | ||||
| Bucifilaso | Bucifalaso | ||||
| Buelt | ||||
| Bujan | ||||
| Bulgaria | ||||
| Burgundy | Borgoigne, Borgoine, Bourgoigne, Burgoigne, Burgon, Burgoyne | ||||
| Burning Tomb, Abbey of the | ||||
| Bury Walls | ||||
| Butost | ||||
| Bwlch-y-Groes | ||||
| Bwrdd Arthur | ‘Arthur’s Table’ | ||||
| Byzantium | ||||
| Cadbury | ||||
| Cadbury Hill | ||||
| Cadbury-Camelot | ||||
| Caellus | Kaelluz | ||||
| Caen | Caiam, Came | ||||
| Caer | ‘Fortress of Carousal’, etc. | Caer Feddwid, Caergai etc. | ||||
| Caer Brythwch – A city. | ||||
| Caer Calemion – Perhaps Camelot? | ||||
| Caer Dathal-Math – Home of some of Arthur’s warriors. | ||||
| Caer Fanddwy – An alternate name for Annwn. | ||||
| Caer Feddwid – A nickname for Annwn. | ||||
| Caer Gai – A place where Arthur was raised. | ||||
| Caer Goludd – An alternate name for Annwn. | ||||
| Caer Greu – Peredur and Gwrgi were killed here. | ||||
| Caer Llundein – London. | ||||
| Caer Nefenhyr Nine-Teeth – A city. | ||||
| Caer Ochren – An alternate name for Annwn. | ||||
| Caer Oeth – A city. | ||||
| Caer Pedryfran – A nickname for Annwn. | ||||
| Caer Rigor – An alternative name for the Fort of Carousal. | ||||
| Caer Se – A city. | ||||
| Caer Seint – The Roman fort of Segontium. | ||||
| Caer Siddi – The Otherworld Fort of Carousal. | ||||
| Caer Vandwy – A castle. | ||||
| Caer Wydyr – A glass fort. | ||||
| Caerlaverlock | ‘Fort Lark’ | ||||
| Caerleon | Caer Llion, Caerleon-on-Usk, Caerlion, Carlion, etc. | ||||
| Caerliudcoit | Lindocolinum | ||||
| Caernarfon | ||||
| Cahors | ||||
| Caichester | Kaichester | ||||
| Cairo | ||||
| Caithness | Caitnes, Gallaibh | ||||
| Caitis, Tertre as | ||||
| Calabria | Kalabrois | ||||
| Calamine Valley | Galamine | ||||
| Calaz | ||||
| Calcydon | Calcedoyne, Calcidoine, Calidoine | ||||
| Caledon | Aledon, Caledonia, Caledoniae, etc. | ||||
| Caledon Wood | Aledon, Caledonia, Caledoniae, etc. | ||||
| Caleph | Kaleph | ||||
| Caleque | Kalec | ||||
| Calfle | ||||
| Callington | ||||
| Caloise | ||||
| Cam | ‘Crooked’ | ||||
| Camaalis | ||||
| Cambenet | Cambenic | ||||
| Cambenic | Ambenic, Cambanyk, Cambenec, Cambenek, Cambenet, etc. | ||||
| Camboglanna | ||||
| Cambria | ||||
| Cambridge | ||||
| Camel | Camal | ||||
| Camelford | ||||
| Cameliard | Camelide, Camilyard, Carmalide, Carmelide, etc. | ||||
| Camelon | ||||
| Camelot | Camalahot, Camalat, Camallate, Camalot, Camelotto, etc. | ||||
| Camelot Forest | ||||
| Camengues | Camugnes, Caraigues, Taumdes, Tamingres | ||||
| Camlann | Cambala, Camball, Camblan, Cambul, etc. | ||||
| Camlet Moat | ||||
| Campacorentin | Camparcorentin, Campercorantin, Campercorentin, etc. | ||||
| Campadoine | ||||
| Canguin Rock | Chanpguin, Roche de Canguin, Sanguin | ||||
| Canoel | Canvel | ||||
| Canterbury | Cantorber, Cantorbile, Cantorbire, Cantorbyre, etc. | ||||
| Capentrenalle | ||||
| Capernaum | ||||
| Cappadocia | Capados | ||||
| Capua | ||||
| Carabel | Charabel, Karabel, Tarabel, Tarabiel | ||||
| Carael | ||||
| Caraginale | ||||
| Carahes | Caraes, Charahes | ||||
| Caranges | Carenge, Carenges, Coraignes, Coranges, Corenge, etc. | ||||
| Carbonek | Corlenot, Corben, Corbenic, Corbenich, Corbeniche, etc. | ||||
| Carcelois | Carceloys, Cartelois, Carteloyse, Cartolius, Catheloys, Chartelos | ||||
| Carcobra | ||||
| Cardiff | Caerdif, Cardef, Caerdydd, Caerdyv, Kardyval | ||||
| Cardigan | Caradigan, Cardican, Kardigan, Karidagan | ||||
| Cardueil | Cardef, Cardeuyle, Caerdyv, Cardiff, Cardel, etc. | ||||
| Cardycan | ||||
| Carhaix | Camaheu, Carahaix, Carahan, Carahes, Caraheu, etc. | ||||
| Carhules | ||||
| Carlion, or Carlyon | ||||
| Carlisle | Cardoile, Carlele, Carlile, Carlle, Carlill, etc. | ||||
| Carmarthen | Caerfyrddin, Caerfyrddyn, Maridunum | ||||
| Carmelide | Cameliard, Camelide, Camilyard, etc. | ||||
| Carn Arthur | ||||
| Carn Cabal | Cairn Cabal | ||||
| Carn Gwylathyr | ||||
| Carnant | Karnant | ||||
| Carnedd Arthur | Carned Arthur | ||||
| Carnedd y Cawr | ||||
| Carnisy | Camoisin, Camoisson, Camousin, Camoysin, Carnisin | ||||
| Carolhaise | Careiaise, Caroaise, Carohaise, Carohaize, Carohase, Caroiaise, etc. | ||||
| Carreg Carn March Arthur | ||||
| Carreg Coetan Arthur | ||||
| Carreg Meibion Arthur | ||||
| Carrick | ||||
| Carrum | ||||
| Cart Castle | Carete, Charete, Chariot, Charite, Charrette, Charroie, Charyot | ||||
| Carteloise Castle | Canteloi, Carcelois, Carchelois, Cartelois, Karelois | ||||
| Carteloise Forest | ||||
| Carthage | Cartages | ||||
| Carvain | Karvain | ||||
| Carwannock | ||||
| Castel de la Mort | ||||
| Castel del Molin | ||||
| Castel del Trespas | Le Chastel du Trespas | ||||
| Castel of the Hevy Sorow | Castle of Most Ill Adventure, etc. | ||||
| Castell Syberw | ‘Proud Castle’ | ||||
| Castile | Castille | ||||
| Castle | Chastel Tenebreus, Castle Dore, etc. | ||||
| Castle Adventurous – A palace within Carbonek. | ||||
| Castle Blank – A castle. | ||||
| Castle Bliant – A castle. | ||||
| Castle Dangerous – Dame Lyonors’ residence. | ||||
| Castle de la Fleche – A castle. | ||||
| Castle Dor – An earthwork fort. | ||||
| Castle Eden – A village. | ||||
| Castle Field – A hill fort. | ||||
| Castle Flatting – A castle. | ||||
| Castle Gwyretheyrn – A castle. | ||||
| Castle Helyn – A castle. | ||||
| Castle Hutton – A castle. | ||||
| Castle Joyous – A fortress. | ||||
| Castle Key – An earthwork. | ||||
| Castle of Boys – An island castle. | ||||
| Castle of Case – A castle. | ||||
| Castle of Death – A castle. | ||||
| Castle of Elms – A castle. | ||||
| Castle of Enchantments – A castle. | ||||
| Castle of Joy – The Grail Castle. | ||||
| Castle of Ladies – Greomar’s castle. | ||||
| Castle of Maidens – Three locations. | ||||
| Castle of Marvels – A castle. | ||||
| Castle of Nestor – A castle. | ||||
| Castle of Souls – The Grail Castle. | ||||
| Castle of Tears – A castle. | ||||
| Castle of Ten Knights – A strong castle. | ||||
| Castle of Ten Maidens – Geogenant’s castle. | ||||
| Castle of the Ball – A manor near Cambenic. | ||||
| Castle of the Beards – A fortress. | ||||
| Castle of the Borderlands – Gawain fought here. | ||||
| Castle of the Deadly Bed – A castle. | ||||
| Castle of the Door – A castle visited by Gawain. | ||||
| Castle of the Enchantress – Two locations. | ||||
| Castle of the Fens – A castle. | ||||
| Castle of the Four Stones – A castle. | ||||
| Castle of the Galleys – A seaside castle. | ||||
| Castle of the Giants – A fortress. | ||||
| Castle of the Griffins – A fortress. | ||||
| Castle of the Guard – A castle. | ||||
| Castle of the Hard Rock – A castle. | ||||
| Castle of the Horn | ||||
| Castle of the Lake – A castle. | ||||
| Castle of the Leprous Lady – A castle. | ||||
| Castle of the Marsh – A castle. | ||||
| Castle of the Mills – A group of mills in Ireland. | ||||
| Castle of the Moors – An Irish castle. | ||||
| Castle of the Most Ill Adventure – A castle. | ||||
| Castle of the Mountain – A castle. | ||||
| Castle of the Pass – A castle in Cornwall. | ||||
| Castle of the Plain – A fortress. | ||||
| Castle of the Rock – A castle. | ||||
| Castle of the Thorn – A castle. | ||||
| Castle of the Two Sisters – A castle. | ||||
| Castle of the Uncourteous Lady – A castle. | ||||
| Castle of the Whale – An island castle. | ||||
| Castle of Three Maidens – A castle. | ||||
| Castle Orguelleus – A castle. | ||||
| Castle Perilous – A castle. | ||||
| Castle Rushen – A castle. | ||||
| Castle Sauf – A castle. | ||||
| Castle Treacherous – A pagan castle. | ||||
| Castle Vortigern – A castle. | ||||
| Castle without a Name – A castle. | ||||
| Castle-an-Dinas – A large Celtic hill fort. | ||||
| Castle, Chains – A fortress. | ||||
| Castle, Dark – A castle. | ||||
| Castleford | Legiolium | ||||
| Cat Coit Celidon | ||||
| Catalonia | ||||
| Catenouse | ||||
| Catraeth | ||||
| Caucasus | ||||
| Causuel | ||||
| Cavalon | ||||
| Cave Legend | ||||
| Cave of Lovers | ||||
| Cavershall | Caverswall | ||||
| Cefn-y-Bryn | ||||
| Celeca | ||||
| Celibe | Caleise, Celybe, Chelibe, Collybe, Seloude, Tibise | ||||
| Celice | Celise, Colice | ||||
| Celidon Wood | Calidon | ||||
| Celis | Celys | ||||
| Celje | ||||
| Cell-y-Dewiniaid | ‘The Grove of the Magicians’ | ||||
| Celliwig | Calliwith, Celliwic, Celliwith, Kelliwig | ||||
| Celliwith | ||||
| Cellydon | Celyddon | ||||
| Celtic Church | ||||
| Cerance | ||||
| Ceredigyawn | ||||
| Cerrig Marchogion | ‘The Stones of Arthur’s Knights’ | ||||
| Cerrig Meibion Arthur | ||||
| Cerveroiche | ||||
| Chaeviere | ||||
| Chains Castle | ||||
| Chalice Well, The | ||||
| Chalon | ||||
| Champayne | Champagne, Guienne | ||||
| Changing Colors, Fountain of | ||||
| Chanpguin | ||||
| Chapel of St. Augustine | ||||
| Chapel of the Black Hand | ||||
| Chapel of the Boiling Well | Capele la Fontaine Boillant | ||||
| Chapel of the Conjuration | Chapel of the Demon | ||||
| Chapel of the Lances | ||||
| Chapel of the Stone Cross | ||||
| Chapel Perilous | ||||
| Chapel, Desolate | ||||
| Chapel, Saint Govan’s | ||||
| Chariot | Cart, Charroie, Charyot | ||||
| Charity of Our Lady | ||||
| Charosque | Carasche, Charosche, Tarasque, Torasche | ||||
| Charroie | Carroc, Carroie, Carroye, Chariot, Charroc, etc. | ||||
| Chartres | ||||
| Chastel | ||||
| Chastel de Greomar | ||||
| Chastel de l’Espine | ||||
| Chastel de l’Estroite Marche | ||||
| Chastel de l’Estroite Voie | ||||
| Chastel de la Tor Perrine | ||||
| Chastel del Cor | ||||
| Chastel du Pre | ||||
| Chastel en Gaule | ||||
| Chastel Marte | ||||
| Chastel, Dames As or Chastel as Pucheles | ||||
| Château de la Charette | ||||
| Château de Morgan Le Fee, La | ||||
| Cheshire | ||||
| Chessboard Castle | ||||
| Chester | Caerlegion, Caerlleon, Caistor, Chestre, Deva | ||||
| Chinon | Kinon | ||||
| Chipre | ||||
| Church of the Deaths | ||||
| Church of the Tombs | ||||
| Cicaverne | Cavernel, Ticaveme, Ticaverne, Tincaveme, Tincaverne, etc. | ||||
| Cidela | ||||
| Cil-y-Coed | ||||
| Circular Valley | ||||
| Cirenchester | Cirencester | ||||
| Cisgon | ||||
| Cist Arthur | ||||
| City of Souls | ||||
| City of the Legion | City of the Legions | ||||
| City Without a Name | Citee of Nameless, Cite Sans Non, etc | ||||
| Claradeure | ||||
| Clarence | Clarance, Clarans, Clarenche, Clarens | ||||
| Clas Myrddin | ||||
| Clear Fountain of Love | Clere Fonteine d’Amors | ||||
| Cleopolis | ||||
| Clochides | ||||
| Clogwyn Carnedd yr Wydffa | ‘The Precipice of the Carn Yr Wydffa’ | ||||
| Cloyes | ||||
| Cluse | ||||
| Cluse – A land. | ||||
| Cluse – A mountain. | ||||
| Coetan Arthur | ||||
| Col du Chat | ‘Cat’s Neck’ | ||||
| Colchester | Camulodunum, Doleceste, Kaercolun | ||||
| Collibe | ||||
| Cologia | ||||
| Cologne | Coloigne, Coloine | ||||
| Colurment | ||||
| Combe | Escombes | ||||
| Comminges | ||||
| Comper | ||||
| Compostela | Composterne | ||||
| Conart | ||||
| Conisbrough | Cunungeberg, Kaerconan | ||||
| Conlotebre | Conlouzebre, Zelegebres | ||||
| Connacht | Connaught, Cúige Chonnacht | ||||
| Constantinople | Byzantium, Constantinenoble, Costentineoble, etc. | ||||
| Copper Tower | ||||
| Corbania | ||||
| Cordova | Cordewa | ||||
| Cork | Corque | ||||
| Cornasin | ||||
| Corneto | Cornette | ||||
| Cornouaille | Cornevalle, Cornewaile, Cornewayle, Cornoaille, etc. | ||||
| Cornubia | ||||
| Cornwall | Cornewaile, Cornewall, Cornewalle, etc. | ||||
| Cors | ||||
| Cosignano | ||||
| Cotoatre | Cotatre, Cotovatre, Scottewatre | ||||
| Craig-y-Dinas | Craig y Ddinas | ||||
| Crasine | Clarysyn | ||||
| Creacanford | ||||
| Crenefort | Crenefar | ||||
| Crete | ||||
| Crimson Heath | ||||
| Cros | ||||
| Cross | Crois | ||||
| Cross of the Fountain | ||||
| Crossing | ||||
| Crossroads | Heath of the Crossroads | ||||
| Crudele | ||||
| Crystal Isle | Island of Glass | ||||
| Cubele | Noble, Tubele, Tubelle | ||||
| Cucumerland | ||||
| Culross | ||||
| Cumbria | ||||
| Cummock | Cummingham | ||||
| Cuparia | ||||
| Cwm | ||||
| Cymentiere | ||||
| Cyprus | Chipre, Cipre, Cypirs, Cypres, Cyprese, Syprus | ||||
| Dacia | ||||
| Dál Riada | Dalriada, Dál Riata | ||||
| Damas – A castellan. | ||||
| Damas | Darras, Domas | ||||
| Damas of the Desert – Knight of the Round Table. | ||||
| Damas’ Castle – Sir Ontzlake’s manor. | ||||
| Damascus | Damaske | ||||
| Dame Lyonor’s residence. See Castle Dangerous. | ||||
| Damen | Thamer | ||||
| Dames, Chastel As and Chastel As Puceles | ||||
| Damietta | Damiet | ||||
| Dane Hill | Glein | ||||
| Daneblaise | Danablaise, Danablise, Daneblase, etc. | ||||
| Dangerous, Castle | Castle Perilous | ||||
| Darenth | Darent, Dereuent, Derwent | ||||
| Dark | Chastel Tenebreus, Tembre, Tenebre, Tymbre, Valle Scura | ||||
| Dark Castle – A castle. | ||||
| Dark Mountain – A land. | ||||
| Dark River – A river. | ||||
| Dark Valley – A valley. | ||||
| Darnantes | Andernantes, Arnante, Arnantes, etc. | ||||
| Dauphine | Dalfindede | ||||
| Dawn | ||||
| Deadly | ||||
| Deadly Bed, Castle of the – Near Gore. | ||||
| Deadly Bed, Lady of the – A castle or a keep. | ||||
| Dean | ||||
| Deheubarth | ||||
| Deira | ||||
| Delamore | ||||
| Delectable Isle | Isle Delitable | ||||
| Delvelin | Develin | ||||
| Demedy | ||||
| Demetia | Dimetia, Dyfed | ||||
| Denmark | Danemarce, Danemarche, Danmark, etc. | ||||
| Dent du Chat | ‘Cat’s Tooth’ | ||||
| Der Kal | ‘The Torment’ | ||||
| Derudicanoro | ||||
| Derwent | ||||
| Desert | ||||
| Deserted Forest | ||||
| Desmond | ||||
| Desolate | ||||
| Desolate Chapel – A chapel. | ||||
| Desolate City – The name given to Snowdon. | ||||
| Dessemoume | ||||
| Destrigales | Destregales, Estregales, Testregeis | ||||
| Deu Gleddyf | ‘Two Swords’ | ||||
| Deux | ‘Spring of the Two Sycamores’ | La Fontaine des Sycamors | ||||
| Deux Sycamores, Fontaine des – A brook. | ||||
| Deux Voies Quarrefor – Two channels. | ||||
| Devil’s Road | Chemins au Deable | ||||
| Devon | ||||
| Devon – A warrior. | ||||
| Devon – An area. | ||||
| Diana – Godmother of Nimue. | ||||
| Diana | Diane, Dione, Done, Dove, Driaigue, Drian, etc. | ||||
| Diana Bridge – A bridge. | ||||
| Dianfer | ||||
| Diasdaron | ||||
| Dimilioc | Dimiloc | ||||
| Din | ||||
| Din Drei – A gateway. | ||||
| Din Tywi – A location. | ||||
| Dinan | Dinas, Litan | ||||
| Dinas – Knight of the Round Table. | ||||
| Dinas – Seneschal of Cornwall. | ||||
| Dinas | Dinas Emreis, Dinasso, Dynas, Eryri, Tinas, etc. | ||||
| Dinas Emrys – The place of Vortigern’s tower. | ||||
| Dinas Fforan – ‘The Fort with High Powers’. | ||||
| Dinas’ Rock – or Craig-y-Dinas. | ||||
| Dinasdaron | Dianazarun, Dinazarun, Disnadaron | ||||
| Dindraithof | Dunster | ||||
| Dirlantes | ||||
| Dissethach | ||||
| Distant | Far Isles, Foreign Isles, Lontaignes Iles, etc. | ||||
| Distant Isles – An archipelago. | ||||
| Distant Knight – Tristan’s alias. | ||||
| Dochel | ||||
| Dodone | ||||
| Dol | ||||
| Doloreuse Chartre | La Doloroeuse Chartre, Dolorous Chartre | ||||
| Dolorous | Dolereuse Garde, Dolorous Guard, etc. | ||||
| Dolorous Field – A field. | ||||
| Dolorous Garde – A castle. | ||||
| Dolorous Mount – A hilltop. | ||||
| Dolorous Prison – A dungeon. | ||||
| Dolorous Stroke – It caused the Waste Land to be barren. | ||||
| Dolorous Tower – A castle. | ||||
| Dore | Dor | ||||
| Dorset | Dorchester | ||||
| Douglas – A knight. | ||||
| Douglas – A river. | ||||
| Douglas | ‘Blue-black’, ‘Black stream’ | Dubglas, Duglas | ||||
| Dover | Doure, Douvre, Dovre | ||||
| Doward | Cloard, Cloaricus, Droac | ||||
| Dozmary Pool | ||||
| Driaigue | ||||
| Druas | Drouart, Druart, La Tertre as Caitis, etc. | ||||
| Druas the Cruel – Lord of the Hill of Wretches. | ||||
| Druas’ Hill – Sir Druas defended it. | ||||
| Drumelzier | ||||
| Dry | Ille Seche, Ille Seche du Pin Vert | ||||
| Dry Island – An island. | ||||
| Dry Island with the Green Pine – Island of Joy. | ||||
| Dublin | Duveline, Duvelline | ||||
| Duiche | ||||
| Dum | Dun, Duns | ||||
| Dumbarton | Alclud | ||||
| Dumnonia | ||||
| Dun | Dum, Duns, Esordes, Esorduns, Essondun, Essouduns | ||||
| Dun Cow – A beast. | ||||
| Dun Stallion – A horse. | ||||
| Dun, Chastel – A castle. | ||||
| Dunbar | ||||
| Dundevenel | Dundonald | ||||
| Dune | ||||
| Dunfremline | ||||
| Dunostre | Dunottre | ||||
| Dunpeledur | Dunpender Law | ||||
| Dunstanburgh | ||||
| Dunster | Dindraithof | ||||
| Durham | ||||
| Dusbergo | ||||
| Duscontemedon | ||||
| Dyfed | Demetia | ||||
| Dyffryn | ||||
| Dyffryn Amanw – A valley. | ||||
| Dyffryn Llwchwr – A valley. | ||||
| Dynevor Castle | ||||
| Dyoflê | ||||
| Ealing | ||||
| East Anglia | ||||
| Eastland | Sorestan | ||||
| Echymeint | ||||
| Eden | ||||
| Eden – A river. | ||||
| Eden – The Grail Castle. | ||||
| Edinburgh | Castellum Puellarum, Dùn Èideann, Eidyn, Tenebroc | ||||
| Edyope | ||||
| Effin | ||||
| Egrop | ||||
| Egypt | Egypte, Egypticyens, Egyptien, Egyptien, Egyte | ||||
| Ehangwen | ‘Wide and Spacious’ | Ehangren | ||||
| Eidyn | ||||
| Eigrun | ||||
| Eildon Hills | ||||
| Eire | ||||
| Elam | Elamet, Elmaye | ||||
| Elfland | ||||
| Elledi | Ælecti, Electi, Elleti, Gledi | ||||
| Elmet | ||||
| Emhain Abhlach | ‘Emhain of the Apple Trees’ | Emhain Ebhlach | ||||
| Emperuse | ||||
| Encanteors, li Castel des | ||||
| Enchanted Isle | ||||
| Enchanted Isle – A fictional location. | ||||
| Enchanted Isle – Location of Arthur’s afterlife. | ||||
| England | d’Angleterre, Engelonde, Englond, Engleterre, Ingland, Ingelande, Inghitarre, etc. | ||||
| Enquiry | ||||
| Entree Galesche | Entree de Gourre | ||||
| Episford | Ailesford, Aylesford, Epsford | ||||
| Ercildoune, Castle of | Rhymer’s Tower | ||||
| Ercing | ||||
| Erminia | ||||
| Errant’s Hermitage | ||||
| Eryri | Erir, Heremi, Heremus, Herir, Heriri, Reir | ||||
| Escaloine | ||||
| Escalon li Tenebreux | Chastel Tenebreux, Escalon li Aaisies, Escalon li Envoisies, Escalon the Dark | ||||
| Escalone | ||||
| Escavalon | Acabalon, Ascalun, Cabalon, Catonais, Catonois, Cavalon, Cavillon, Escabalon, etc. | ||||
| Escoce | Escoche, Escolte, Escosce, Scote | ||||
| Escose | Escoce, Escoche, Escolte, Escosce, Scote | ||||
| Espine – A forest. | ||||
| Espine – Two castles. | ||||
| Espine | Castel Lespine, Castel Thome, Castell de Lespine, Chastel de l’Espine, etc. | ||||
| Espine, la Blanche – A castle. | ||||
| Espinoie | ‘Thicket’ | Forest of Lespinoye, La Forest del Espinoie | ||||
| Essex | Eastsex | ||||
| Esterbury | ||||
| Estrake | ||||
| Estral | Destraus, Estraus | ||||
| Estrangor | Aesclamor, Eastrangore, Estraigorre, Estrangoire, Estrangore, etc. | ||||
| Estre-Gales | Estregales | ||||
| Estremores | Destramors, Estremors | ||||
| Estriguel | ||||
| Ethiopia | Ethyope | ||||
| Ethnise | ||||
| Etna, Mount | ||||
| Euphrates | Eufraite, Eufrate, Eufraten | ||||
| Europe the Large | ||||
| Evalachin | Alongines, Lachin, Valacin, Valencin | ||||
| Everwic | ||||
| Evroic | ||||
| l’Estroite Marche | ‘The Narrow March’ | The Streite Marche | ||||
| l’Estroite Voie, le Chastel de | ||||
| Faerie | Faérie | ||||
| Fair Guard | Belle Garde, Belle Regarde | ||||
| Fair Heath | Landabele | ||||
| Fairies Fountain | Fontaine as Fées | ||||
| Fairy Isle | ||||
| Fairy Land | ||||
| Fairy Rock | ||||
| Fairyland | ||||
| Falerne – A city. | ||||
| Falerne | Palerne, Salegne, Salergne, Salerne, Salerno | ||||
| Falerne, La – A castle. | ||||
| Falga | ||||
| Falkirk | ||||
| Falonorsa | ||||
| Famagusta | Famacoste | ||||
| Farinioch | ||||
| Faux Amants, Val des | ||||
| Fearless Keep | ||||
| Fearsome Vale | ||||
| Feimurgan | ||||
| Felon Castle | ||||
| Fer | ‘Fire’ | ||||
| Ferelois | ||||
| Fermoracco della Piemontana | ||||
| Ferntown | ||||
| Ffotor | ||||
| Ffynnon Cegin Arthur | ||||
| Field of the Lion | Champ del Lion | ||||
| Field of the Silks | ||||
| Field of the Tent | ||||
| Finecoce | ||||
| Fir Forest | Sapine | ||||
| Flanders | Flandres, Flaundrys | ||||
| Flandrisborg | ||||
| Flanmesgues | Flamingue, Flavinghe, Flavingue, Floene | ||||
| Fleche, Castle de la | ||||
| Fleventan | ||||
| Floego | ||||
| Flordemunt | ||||
| Florega | Floego | ||||
| Florence | ||||
| Florence – A city. | ||||
| Florence – Knight of the Round Table. | ||||
| Floudehueg | Flodece, Flodehug, Flori de Heieng, Flou de Huenegue | ||||
| Flowers of the Wilderness | ||||
| Fluratrone | ||||
| Foix | Foise | ||||
| Fontaine aux Fees, La | Fontaine as Fees | ||||
| Fontaine Boillant, La | Fontaine qui Boilloit | ||||
| Fontaine des Deux Sycamores | ||||
| Fontaine des Deux Sycamors | ||||
| Fontaine, La | ||||
| Fontane la Salvæsche | ‘Wild Fountain’ | ||||
| Ford of Adventures | Gué d’Aventures | ||||
| Ford of Blood | Gués del Sanc | ||||
| Ford of the Forest | Aigue de la Forest | ||||
| Ford of the Woods | ||||
| Forei | ||||
| Foreign Land | La Terre Forraine, La Terre Foraine, Strange Land | ||||
| Foreign Port | ||||
| Forest Aventureuse, La | ||||
| Forest des Quatre Pilers | ‘Forest with Four Pillars’ | ||||
| Forest Desvoiable | ||||
| Forest Gastee, La | ||||
| Forest of Adventures | ||||
| Forest of Brambles | Forest de l’Espinoie | ||||
| Forest of Darnantes | Forest of Danantes | ||||
| Forest of Misadventures | ||||
| Forest of No Return | Forest Sans Retour, Lost Forest | ||||
| Forest of Serpents | ||||
| Forest of Shadows | ||||
| Forest of the Boiling Well | ||||
| Forest of the Pine | ||||
| Forest of the Three Perils | ||||
| Forest Perdue | ||||
| Forest Perilleuse | ||||
| Forest Salveage, La | ||||
| Forest, la Gaste, Aventurosse | ||||
| Forest, la Gaste, Soutaine | ||||
| Forest, Waste | ||||
| Fors Graviers | ||||
| Fort | Caer Wydyr | ||||
| Fort of Carousal – A castle. | ||||
| Fort of Glass – A city. | ||||
| Forth, Firth of | ||||
| Fortress | ||||
| Fortress – A castle. | ||||
| Fortress of Marvels – A fortress. | ||||
| Fortune | ||||
| Fortune – A castle. | ||||
| Fortune – Often a woman. | ||||
| Fountain of Adventures | ||||
| Fountain of Changing Colors | ||||
| Fountain of Guiron the Courteous | ||||
| Fountain of Infertility | ||||
| Fountain of Marvels | ||||
| Fountain of the Dragon | ||||
| Fountain of the Lion | ||||
| Fountain of the Pine | ||||
| Fountain of the Shade | ||||
| Fountain of the Silver Pipe | ||||
| Fountain of the Stag | ||||
| Fountain of the Truth of Love | ||||
| Fountain of Valesca | ||||
| Fountain of Youth | ||||
| Four Stones, Castle of | ||||
| Fowey | ||||
| France | Francia, Fraunce, Frauns, Gaul, Gallia | ||||
| Franchise Tristan | ||||
| Frans | Destrans, Destraus, Estrans | ||||
| Freeborough Hill | ||||
| Fregolo | ||||
| Fregulla Vittorioso | ||||
| Fres Marés | ‘Fresh Pond’ | ||||
| Friesland | Fres, Frisia | ||||
| Friuli | ||||
| Fyfnnon Fawr | ‘Our Lady’s Well’ | ||||
| Gadara | ||||
| Gael | ||||
| Gagunne | ||||
| Gahart | ||||
| Gaheviez | ||||
| Gaihom | Gahone, Gailhom, Gaion, Garam, Gohorre, Gohorru, Gorhan, Gorhom | ||||
| Gais | Gais Chasteaus | ||||
| Galabes | Alaban | ||||
| Galacia | ||||
| Galafort | Galefort | ||||
| Galahad’s Fountain | ||||
| Galahad’s Miracle | ||||
| Galanton | Galecon, Galenton, Garantan, Garanton, Guillenton | ||||
| Galatone | Galatoute, Leguechocie, Leguentone, Leguetone | ||||
| Galdon Castle | Gaidon, Galadon, Galedon | ||||
| Galeche | Porte Galesche | ||||
| Galede | Galide | ||||
| Galenice | Galeince, Galence | ||||
| Gales | Gale, Galet, Galez, Galles, Galoes, etc | ||||
| Galicia | Galice, Galise, Galys | ||||
| Galigant | Galigans | ||||
| Galilee | Galile | ||||
| Galloway | Galeway, Galoee, Galvoie, Walweitha, Walweithe | ||||
| Galone | Les Marces de Galone, Galnoye, Galonne, Galoyne | ||||
| Galone, Outre les Marches de | Outre les Marces | ||||
| Galore | Gailore, Galoire, Galorre, Golorre, Lagloire | ||||
| Galore, les Vals de | Coleri, Colorre, Galorre | ||||
| Galway – A castle. | ||||
| Galway – A region of Ireland. | ||||
| Galway | Gallway, Galvoie | ||||
| Gamon | Ganion | ||||
| Ganarew | Generth, Generon, Genereu | ||||
| Gandine | ||||
| Ganges | ||||
| Ganis, Abbey of | ||||
| Ganis, Castle of | ||||
| Gannes | Gaines, Ganys, Gaunes, Gausnes, Gawnes | ||||
| Ganves | Gamvis, Kanves | ||||
| Garadigan | ||||
| Garadigas | ||||
| Garantan | ||||
| Garbano | ||||
| Gargalco | ||||
| Garles | Gales | ||||
| Garloth | Garelot, Garloc, Garlot | ||||
| Garnantz | ||||
| Garno | ||||
| Garth Grugyn | ||||
| Gasan | Garam, Gazan | ||||
| Gascony | Gascoigne, Gascoyne, Gaskoyne | ||||
| Gaste Capiele | ||||
| Gaste Forest Soutaine | ||||
| Gaste Terre | ||||
| Gaudin | ||||
| Gaul | Galijus, Gallone, Gallya, Gaule, Gaulle, Gauloise, Gawl, Gawle | ||||
| Gauna | ||||
| Gauriun | ||||
| Gaut Destroit | ||||
| Gaut Parfont | Castell of the Depe Slade, Chastel of the Deepe Slade, Chastel Val Parfont | ||||
| Gavony | ||||
| Gay Castle | Gais Chasteaus | ||||
| Gazel | ||||
| Gazewilte | Carewilte, Gaberwilte, Gaborwilte, Gaelicet, Galeince, Galenice, Galewilte, etc. | ||||
| Gedeorde | ||||
| Generon | ||||
| Gennes | Genes | ||||
| Gennewis | Genewis | ||||
| Genoa | Gene | ||||
| Germany | ||||
| Germany – A country. | ||||
| Germany, Emperor of – Father of Fenice. | ||||
| Gernemue | ||||
| Giant’s Cross | ||||
| Giant’s Dance | ||||
| Giant’s Fountain | ||||
| Giant’s Isle | Giant’s Rock | ||||
| Giant’s Knoll | ||||
| Giant’s Ring | ||||
| Giant’s Rock | ||||
| Giant’s Tower | ||||
| Gibel | ||||
| Gippa | ||||
| Gisors | ||||
| Gitedrano | ||||
| Gladet | ||||
| Glait Castle | ||||
| Glamorgan | Glamour, Glomorgan, Gwynllyg | ||||
| Glasgow | Glaschu, Glesca | ||||
| Glass Bridge | ||||
| Glastonbury | Glasenbury, Glashenburye, Glassthenbery, Glastonbery, Glastynbury, Glestingaburg | ||||
| Glastonbury Abbey | ||||
| Glastonbury Cross | ||||
| Glastonbury Grave | ||||
| Glastonbury Thorn | ||||
| Glastonbury Tor | ||||
| Glastonbury Zodiac | ||||
| Glay | Glannes, Urglay | ||||
| Glein | Glem, Gleni | ||||
| Glenthorne | ||||
| Glenvissig | ||||
| Glevedin | ||||
| Glevesing | Glywysing | ||||
| Gloeven | Gloant, Gloevant, Gloevent, Gloeventl, Gloovent, Gloucuen, Gloovent | ||||
| Glois | ||||
| Glorinde | Gelde, Gloride | ||||
| Gloucester | Caer-Glou, Caer Loyw, Glevum, Gloucestre | ||||
| Glouchedon | Glacedon, Glevum, Glocedon, Glocedun, Gloceidon, Glocedoine, Glocedun, Glochedon | ||||
| Glunplouch | ||||
| Glyn Arthur | ||||
| Glynn Ystun | ||||
| Godarre | ||||
| Godelonte | Gadelore, Godelonte Narrows, Godeloure, Godereile, de l’Ewe | ||||
| Godorson | Gadaine, Gadarre, Gadore, Godoare, Godoarre, Godosaire, Godorsone, Goidoure | ||||
| Gog and Magog | Goemagot, Gogmagog | ||||
| Gohenet | ||||
| Gohort | ||||
| Golden Isle | Golden Island, Ile d’Or | ||||
| Gomeret | Gomere, Gomoret, Gomorret, Gomet, Gormeret, Goumere, Goumeret | ||||
| Good Adventure | Abbey of the Good Adventure, Biele Adventure | ||||
| Good Deed | ||||
| Goothe | Gooth | ||||
| Gore | Conte de Gorre, Due de Gor, Goirre, Gor, Gorre, Gors, Gourre | ||||
| Gorriende | ||||
| Gorrun | ||||
| Gorsedd | ||||
| Goss Moor | ||||
| Got | Gher, Goth | ||||
| Gothland | Gotland, Guthland, Gutland | ||||
| Grace | ||||
| Graherz | ||||
| Grail Castle | Carbonek, Corbenic | ||||
| Grail Kingdom | ||||
| Grande Disio | ||||
| Granland | ||||
| Grasslands and Giants | ||||
| Grausen | ||||
| Gray Stone | Llech Las | ||||
| Grazing Grounds | Grazing Fields, Land of the Grazing Grounds | ||||
| Great Spirits Spring | ||||
| Greece | Grece, Gresse | ||||
| Green Chapel | ||||
| Green Island | ||||
| Green Meadow | ||||
| Green Wood | Bois Verdoyant, Busco Verdulant | ||||
| Greenan Castle | ||||
| Greenland | Kalaallit Nunaat | ||||
| Grimsby | ||||
| Grocland | ||||
| Grotte d’Artus | ||||
| Grove | ||||
| Growing Lookout | ||||
| Guendeborc | ||||
| Guendebrot | Gonedebore, Gouendeliore, Gouuendeborre, Govendeliore, Jeudeborre | ||||
| Guienne | Gyane | ||||
| Guindoel | Gindiel, Granidel, Graniedel, Guidel, Ragindel, Raginel, Raguindel | ||||
| Guinnon | Guinnion, Gurnion | ||||
| Guinoch | ||||
| Guisinant | ||||
| Guitshire | ||||
| Guzilagne | ||||
| Gwales | ||||
| Gwent | ||||
| Gwerthrynion | ||||
| Gwynedd | Gwynned | ||||
| Gwynessi | ||||
| Gwynllywg | ||||
| Hainault | Hainaut | ||||
| Hall of Statues | ||||
| Hansac | ||||
| Hante | ||||
| Hard Rock | ||||
| Hardole | Ladol, Radole, Rodole | ||||
| Harpe, Castel de – A castle. | ||||
| Harpe, Castel de | Harp Castle, Herpe | ||||
| Hart Fell | ||||
| Hebrides | ||||
| Hedged Manor | ||||
| Hel Tor | ||||
| Hell | ||||
| Help the Poor | Help for the Poor, Secors as Povres | ||||
| Hemelian | Emelianz, Emelyant, Hemelians | ||||
| Hen Ogledd, Yr| ‘Old North’ | ||||
| Hereford | Herford | ||||
| Hergin | ||||
| Hermit de Plaisseis | Hermite de Plessis | ||||
| Hermit’s Cross | ||||
| Hermit’s Spring | Fontaine a’Ermite | ||||
| Hermitage | Ermitage | ||||
| Hermitage of the Cross | ||||
| Hermitage of the Hedge | ||||
| Hermitage of the Mount | ||||
| Hewin, Castle | ||||
| Hidden Island | ||||
| High Rock | ||||
| High Walls | Haus Murs, Haut Moor, Haut Mur, Haute More | ||||
| High Wild Forest | ||||
| High Wood | ||||
| Highlands of Hell | ||||
| Higworth | ||||
| Hill Castle | ||||
| Hill of the Cat | Mons du Chat, Mont du Chat | ||||
| Hill of the Spring | ||||
| Hill of Wretches | ||||
| Hoddam | Hoddem | ||||
| Holland | ||||
| Holy Cemetery | ||||
| Holy Island of Saint Cuthbert | ||||
| Holy Land | ||||
| Hongrefort | Hungerford | ||||
| Hoselice – A Saxon kingdom. | ||||
| Hoselice – Wales. | ||||
| Hoselice | Cocelice, Haucelice, Hocelice, Hoceliche, Hoelice, Hofelice, etc. | ||||
| Hossent | ||||
| House of Holiness | ||||
| House of Pride | A key setting in book 1 of Edmund Spenser’s The Faerie Queene. | Learn More | ||
| House of Religion | ||||
| House of Riches | ||||
| House of Temperance | ||||
| Hueil’s Stone | ||||
| Humber – A river. | ||||
| Humber – Leader of Huns. | ||||
| Humber | Hombre, Honbre, Humbre, Ombre | ||||
| Hungary | Bougrie, Hongherie, Hongrie, Honguerie, Hungre, Hungri, Hungrie | ||||
| Hunting Causeway | ||||
| Hurbise | ||||
| Hutton, Castle | ||||
| Hwicce | ||||
| Hyrcania | Ertayne, Irritaine | ||||
| Iath n’Anann | ||||
| Ibaritun | ||||
| Iceland | Yselond, Ysland | ||||
| Idumea | ||||
| Igangsol | ||||
| Igres | ||||
| Ille | ||||
| Ille des Merveilles | ||||
| Ille Tornoiant | ||||
| Illes | ||||
| Illes Estrange | ||||
| Illes of Battles | ||||
| Illes Perdue | ||||
| Illes, les Daerraines | Dereines Isles de la Grant Bretaigne, Isles de Jedares, Isles d’Orient | ||||
| Illyricum | ||||
| Impenetrable Forest | ||||
| India | Grand Ynde, Inde | ||||
| Indrawing Seas | ||||
| Ineen | ||||
| Ingagel | Ingegal | ||||
| Inglecele | ||||
| Inglewood | Englewood, Ingleswood | ||||
| Inscribed Stone | ||||
| Iona – A warrior. | ||||
| Iona – An island. | ||||
| Iona | Innisnam Druidbneach | ||||
| Ipotente | ||||
| Ireland | Erlandi, Ierlande, Illande, Irlande, Irlaunde, Irlonde, Irois, Orlandeia, Uande, etc. | ||||
| Irish Bridge | ||||
| Isca Legionis | Isca Legionum | ||||
| Isenland | ||||
| Iseterre | Iserterre | ||||
| Iseult’s Ford | ||||
| Island of Battles | ||||
| Island of Beautiful Maidens | Ile as Puceles Beles | ||||
| Island of Fairies | Isle aux Phees | ||||
| Island of Glass | Isle de Voirre | ||||
| Island of Honey | ||||
| Island of Joy | ||||
| Island of Maidens | Isle of Virgins | ||||
| Island of Marvels | Isle de Merveilles | ||||
| Island of Need | Isle Souffroitose | ||||
| Island of Plenty | Isle Plenteürose | ||||
| Island of Servitude | ||||
| Island of the Elephants | ||||
| Island of the Fountain | ||||
| Island of the Mighty | ||||
| Island of the Two Brothers | ||||
| Island that Floats | Ile Qui Flote | ||||
| Island Without a Name | ||||
| Island, Hidden | ||||
| Islay | ||||
| Isle Estrange | Estrangor, Estrangot, Lo Leu Estrange | ||||
| Isle of Anglesey | ||||
| Isle of Apples | ||||
| Isle of Honey | ||||
| Isle of Life | ||||
| Isle of Longtains | ||||
| Isle of Maidens | ||||
| Isle of Man | Falga, Mana, Manaw, Manu | ||||
| Isle Perdue | ||||
| Isle, The | ||||
| Israel | ||||
| Issoudun | Dun-Issout, Esordes, Esorduns, Essondun, Essouduns | ||||
| Itolac | ||||
| Iturea | ||||
| Jaffa | Jaffe | ||||
| Jagent | ||||
| Jakobsland | ||||
| Janfrüege | ||||
| Janfuse | ||||
| Jemsetir | ||||
| Jeraphin | ||||
| Jerusalem | Jherusalem | ||||
| Joflanze | ||||
| Joraphas | ||||
| Jordan – A river. | ||||
| Jordan – Chamberlain. | ||||
| Jordan | Iordains, Iordànes, Iurdains, Jordain, Jordanus, Nahr al-Urdun, Yarden | ||||
| Joy of the Court | Garden of Joy, Joie de la Cort, Joy of the Garden, Schoydelakurt | ||||
| Joyous Garde | Douleureuse Garde, La Dolorous Garde, Dolorous Gard, etc. | ||||
| Joyous Isle | ||||
| Judgement Field | ||||
| Julius the Martyr | ||||
| Jutland | ||||
| Kaheti | ||||
| Kalet | Baale, Calec, Calet, Cole, Karelet | ||||
| Kalot Enbolot | ||||
| Kamerie | Kameric, Karmerie | ||||
| Kanadic | Kanedic | ||||
| Kanvoleis | Kanvoleiz | ||||
| Karadigan | Chastel de Karadigan, Karadigans, Karadigant | ||||
| Karamphi | ||||
| Karedonas | ||||
| Karinlisborg | ||||
| Karke | ||||
| Karmil | ||||
| Karminal | ||||
| Karneis | ||||
| Karonica | ||||
| Karrabel | ||||
| Katelange | Katelangen | ||||
| Katerac | ||||
| Kelliwic | ‘Woodland’ | Celliwig, Kelliwig | ||||
| Kelly Rounds | ||||
| Kent | ||||
| Kesarija | Kesanja | ||||
| Key of Wales | ||||
| Kibouene Pits | ||||
| Killaraus | Killare, Hilomar | ||||
| Killibury | ||||
| King Arthur’s Bed | ||||
| King Arthur’s Chapel | ||||
| King Arthur’s Footprint | ||||
| King Arthur’s Hall | ||||
| King Arthur’s Hunting Lodge | ||||
| King’s Fortress | ||||
| Kingdom of Damsels | ||||
| Kingdom of No Return | ||||
| Kingdom of the Isles | ||||
| Kingrivals | ||||
| Knucklas | ||||
| Korntin | ||||
| Kukumarlant | ||||
| Kyle | ||||
| Kynke Kenadonne | Kink Kenadon, Kynkenadon | ||||
| La Beale Regard | ||||
| La Chaucie Galesce | ||||
| La Choine | ||||
| La Joyous Garde | ||||
| La Lande del Quarefors | Quareforc | ||||
| La Rochelle | ||||
| La Sapinoie | ||||
| La Tour Quarée | ||||
| Lac | ||||
| Lac, Well of | ||||
| Lacen | Lacene | ||||
| Lady Chapel | ||||
| Læhtamris | ||||
| Lake Bourget | ||||
| Lake Diana | ||||
| Lake District | ||||
| Lake of Idleness | ||||
| Lake of the Beast | ||||
| Lake of Twins | ||||
| Lake, The | ||||
| Lalut | Laluth | ||||
| Lamaine | Lamingue, Laungne, Lauungue | ||||
| Lamanha | ||||
| Lambale | Lambal, Lamball, Lambayle, Lambele, Lambelle | ||||
| Lambeth | Lambehythe | ||||
| Lamborc | Lambor, Lanbor, Lanborc | ||||
| Lambrion | Lambrions | ||||
| Lanark | ||||
| Lancaster | Leescestre, Leycestre, Lincestre | ||||
| Lancelot’s Tower | ||||
| Lances, Chapel of the | ||||
| Lancien | Lantayn, Lantyan, Lencien | ||||
| Land Beyond the Borders of Galone | ||||
| Land From Which No One Returned | ||||
| Land Laid Waste | ||||
| Land of Giants | ||||
| Land of Maidens | ||||
| Land of Pastures and Giants | ||||
| Land of the Grazing Grounds | ||||
| Land of the Horn | ||||
| Land that Tristan Freed | ||||
| Landemore | Landesmores, Landemeure | ||||
| Landoc | ||||
| Landone | Landoine, Landoyne | ||||
| Landsdown Hill | ||||
| Laner | ||||
| Laner – In southwest Scotland. | ||||
| Laner – Knight of the Round Table. | ||||
| Langree | ||||
| Langres | ||||
| Languedoc | Landok, Langueduk | ||||
| Lanorio | ||||
| Lantyan | ||||
| Lanvale | ||||
| Lanvenic | ||||
| Lanvernis | Lanerv, Lannerieur, Lauvernis | ||||
| Lanverunz | Lanveranz | ||||
| Lanyon Quoit | ||||
| Lapland | Lappland | ||||
| Latinale | ||||
| Laudelet | ||||
| Lausanne | le Chat de Losane | ||||
| Lawenor | Lavanor, Lavenor, Levanor | ||||
| Layre | ||||
| Le Mans | ||||
| Le Mares | Des Mares, Marasse | ||||
| Le Puis de Malohaut | ||||
| Le Tertre Deuee | ||||
| Leicester | Leyccer | ||||
| Lemuria | ||||
| Lendrie | ||||
| Lennox | ||||
| Leoplane | ||||
| Leprous Lady, Castle of the | ||||
| Lerlinte | ||||
| Lespar | ||||
| Leu Estrange | Estrangot | ||||
| Levegnic | ||||
| Leverzep | Laverep, Leverop, Leverserp, Leverzep, Leverzerp, Levezerp, Lonazep, Lonezep, etc. | ||||
| Li Gweiz Prelljus | ||||
| Liantes | ||||
| Libya | Libe, Lubee, Lybee, Lybia, Lyby | ||||
| Licat Anir | Licat Amr | ||||
| Liddington Castle | ||||
| Lidel | ||||
| Liez | ||||
| Limerick | Limeri | ||||
| Limoges | ||||
| Limor | ||||
| Limors – A castle. | ||||
| Limors – A town. | ||||
| Limors | ‘Death’ | Liimors, Limwris | ||||
| Limousin | Limosin | ||||
| Lincoln | ||||
| Lindesores | ||||
| Lindisfarne | Holy Island of Saint Cuthberg, Medgaud | ||||
| Lindsey | Linnuis, Lindsege | ||||
| Linligwan | Llyn Lliwan | ||||
| Linnuis | ||||
| Linthcamus | Lintheamus | ||||
| Lion of the Fountain | ||||
| Liones | Elionois, Leonois, Lyoness | ||||
| Lionferfo | ||||
| Liorlinge | ||||
| Lis | Liz | ||||
| Listenois | Lestenois, Listenoise, Listinois, Listonei, Listoneis, Lystenois, etc. | ||||
| Litan | ||||
| Little Britain | ||||
| Little Ireland | ||||
| Liz | ||||
| Lizaborye | ||||
| Llanbadarn | ||||
| Llancarfan | ||||
| Llancarfan Abbey | ||||
| Llandaff | ||||
| Llanforfael | ||||
| Llanmelin | ||||
| Llaxiestyn | ||||
| Lligwy Cromlech | Arthur’s Quoit | ||||
| Lloegr | Lloegyr | ||||
| Llongborth | ||||
| Llwch Ewin | ||||
| Llwch Tawy | ||||
| Llwyfenydd | ||||
| Llychlyn | ||||
| Llyn Barfog | ||||
| Llyn Eiddwen | ||||
| Llyn Llech Owen | ||||
| Llyn Llydaw | ||||
| Llyn Llyw | ||||
| Llyn Ogwen | ||||
| Llyn yr Afanc | ||||
| Locris | ||||
| Lodonesia | ||||
| Logres – A city. | ||||
| Logres – England. | ||||
| Logres | Logereis, Logris, Logroys, Londres, Longres, Lugereis, Nogres | ||||
| Loire | Leire, Leue, Leyer, Loirre | ||||
| Lombardy | Lombardie | ||||
| Lomond | Lumine, Lumond | ||||
| London | Caer Lludd, Caer Lundein, Caer-Lundene, Laidon, Londen, Londres, Londrez, Lounde, etc. | ||||
| London Bridge | ||||
| London Cathedral | ||||
| Londres – A king. | ||||
| Londres – Capital. | ||||
| Londres – Variation of London. | ||||
| Londres | Londen, London, Londrez, Lounde, Lunden, Lundres | ||||
| Loneley Forest | ||||
| Long Isles, The | District Isles, Long Islands | ||||
| Longtown | ||||
| Longueson | Longe Fain, Longueles | ||||
| Lonvego | Lonege, Longue, Lovege, Nolego | ||||
| Lorgan | ||||
| Lorraine | Loreyn | ||||
| Lost Bridge | ||||
| Lost City | ||||
| Lost Island | ||||
| Lost Rock | ||||
| Lothian | Leoneis, Leoneys, Leonis, Leonois, Leonoys, Lodien, Lodient, Lodonesia, Loenois, etc. | ||||
| Lotor | ||||
| Loudun Hill | ||||
| Lovedon | Gloacedon, Gloucedon, Lendon | ||||
| Löver | Lover | ||||
| Low Spring | ||||
| Lower Islands | ||||
| Lucerne | ||||
| Ludenoit | Fin de Mort, Suideuort | ||||
| Luisance | Nuisance | ||||
| Lundein | ||||
| Luogo Franco | ‘French Room’ | ||||
| Lusin | ||||
| Lut | ||||
| Luthrino | ||||
| Luxembourg | Lusheburgh, Luxemburg | ||||
| Lwndrys | ||||
| Lycoine | ||||
| Lyle | ||||
| Lyonas | ||||
| Lyonesse | Liones, Lyoness, Lyonnesse | ||||
| Lyonesse Castle | ||||
| Lyons |
