Arthurian Locations: Camelot, Avalon, and Real-world Inspirations

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
1	Aacena
2	Aachen
3	Aaron, Saint
4	Aballava \| ‘Orchard’ \| Aballaba
5	Abbey \| Abaye, Abbaye, Abeie, Abeye
6	Abbey of Gannes
7	Abbey of the Adventurous Shield
8	Abbey of the Cross
9	Abbey of the Nuns
10	Abbey of the Nuns, White
11	Abblasoure
12	Aber Alaw \| ‘Mouth of the Alaw’
13	Aber Deu Cleddyf
14	Aber Tywi
15	Abercurnig
16	Abererch
17	Abiron	A place ruled by Segurant during King Uther's reign.	Uther
18	Abiron
19	Abiron – A kingdom.
20	Abiron – A knight.
21	Accursed Cemetery
22	Acquileia \| Aquilea
23	Acre
24	Adimpons
25	Adventurous Ford \| Gué Aventuros
26	Adventurous Seats
27	Adventurous Shield, Abbey of the
28	Aegelsthrep \| Æglestherp, Aeglestherp, Ægelesthrep
29	Afarnach
30	Affalach
31	Affraudis
32	Afon
33	Afon Cegin Arthur – A Welsh river.
34	Afon Pib – A mountain.
35	Africa
36	Agardas
37	Agen
38	Aglonde \| Aglode, Agloride
39	Agned, Mount
40	Agnet, Mount	Site of one of Arthur's battles mentioned by Nennius	Arthur
41	Agravain’s Hill
42	Agravain’s House
43	Agravius, Mount	Home of the giant Rience (Ritho) Known as Snowdonia today.
44	Aifaies
45	Alain’s Pond
46	Alantine
47	Alarie
48	Albany \| Alban, Albanie, Arbanie
49	Albine
50	Albine – A city.
51	Albine – Daughter of King Diodicias of Syria.
52	Albion
53	Alclud	Old name for Dumbarton. Arthur rescued Hoel from the Picts and Scots there.
54	Alclud \| Aklud
55	Alderley Edge
56	Aldewark
57	Alemaigne \| d’Alemaigne, Alemaine, Alemange, Almayne
58	Alentive
59	Aleppo \| Halape
60	Aleste
61	Alexandria \| Alixandre
62	Alfain
63	Alinge
64	Almain
65	Almesbury
66	Alnwick
67	Alnwick Castle, Northumberland	One of two possibilites for Lancelot's Castle, Joyous Guard, as proposed by Thomas Malory.	Lancelot
68	Aloliqui
69	Alphin
70	Alte Montanje
71	Alverne
72	Amalvi
73	Amans – A king.
74	Amans \| Aniause
75	Amans’ Daughters – Inheritor of the king’s lands.
76	Amans’ Land – Bordering Cameliard.
77	Ambrius
78	Ambyganye \| Ambage
79	America
80	Amesbury \| Almesbury, Ambresbury, Aumsbury
81	Amesbury, Wiltshire	Guenevere retires to a nunnery at Amesbury after the death of Arthur.	Guenevere
82	Amilion \| Amylion, Amylyon
83	Amint
84	Amontsus
85	Amorave
86	Amorous \| Cité Amoureuse
87	Amorous City – A city.
88	Amorous Ford – A river.
89	Amorous Knight of the Savage Castle – A knight.
90	Amphibalus \| Amphiball
91	Anbe
92	Ancient Castle \| Chastel Anchien
93	Ancient Chapel
94	Ancient Tower
95	Ancisa
96	Ancore
97	Anderley Edge	In a folk tale, Arthur and his Knights stopped here in Cheshire.
98	Aneblayse \| Danbleys, Danebleise, Denebleise
99	Anferginan
100	Angarde
101	Angarde, l’Orgueilleuse \| l’Orguellouse Emprise’
102	Angers
103	Angiez
104	Anglesey
105	Angram
106	Anjou	A French province conquered by Vortigern and given to Hengist.
107	Anjou \| Angeoy, Angers, Anschowe
108	Annuec
109	Annwfn \| Annwfyn, Annwn
110	Annwyn (Annwfn)	Celtic Otherworld
111	Anoeth – A city.
112	Anoeth – A knight.
113	Anoeth \| ‘Foolish Courage’ \| Anoeth the Bold
114	Anoeth Veidawg – A warrior.
115	Ansgiure
116	Ansgoi
117	Antiufais
118	Antriadin
119	Antwerp
120	Apples, Isle of
121	Apulia \| Apolon
122	Aqueon
123	Aquitain \| Aquitaine
124	Arabia
125	Aragon \| Arragon
126	Aravius, Mount \| Araby, Aravia, Derane, Ravinity
127	Arbray \| Arbraye
128	Archenfield	Burial place of Amr, son of Arthur
129	Archenfield
130	Arebech \| Arebeth, Aresbeth, Arestech, Arestel, Aresteul, Arestueil, Arestuel, Arestuell
131	Arecuse \| Aretuse
132	Arestel \| Arestuel, Arestueil
133	Arfderydd \| Arderydd
134	Argardas
135	Argayle
136	Argentin
137	Arglud
138	Argyngrog
139	Arimathea \| Abarimathie, Abarimachie, Aremathie, Arimachie, Arimathie, Arimatia, Arismachie, etc.
140	Arise \| Aisurne, Arsie, Arson, Arsoune, Arsune, Sourne, Surne
141	Ariste
142	Arlac
143	Armagnac \| Arminak
144	Armenia \| Ermonye
145	Armorica \| Aremorica, Armoryk
146	Arran, Isle of
147	Arroux \| Aroaise
148	Arrow
149	Arroy \| Aroie, L´Arbroie(?), La Broce(?), La Broie(?)
150	Arsonne \| Aisurne
151	Arthur's Bed, Cornwall	A stone monolith that is partially hollowed out like a coffin.	Arthur
152	Arthur's Cave	A cave on Anglesey where Arthur supposedly sought shelter.
153	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.
154	Arthur's Oven	Unknown sight that is somewhere west of Exeter.
155	Arthur's Quoit, Anglesey	Stone structures associated with magalithic burial places.
156	Arthur's Seat, Edinburgh	Mountain near Edinburge that is associated with Arthur.	Arthur	Read More
157	Arthur's Stone, Dorstone	The name given to a megalithic burial site in this area.
158	Arthur's Stone, West Glamorgan	An ancient stone, part of a megalith, of which Arthur's ghost is sometimes said to emerge.	Arthur
159	Arthur's Tor	An earthwork in Country Durham.
160	Arthur’s Bed
161	Arthur’s Castle
162	Arthur’s Cave
163	Arthur’s Chair
164	Arthur’s Cups and Saucers
165	Arthur’s Grave
166	Arthur’s Hall
167	Arthur’s Hunting Lodge
168	Arthur’s O’on \| ‘Arthur’s Oven’
169	Arthur’s Oven
170	Arthur’s Palace
171	Arthur’s Quoit
172	Arthur’s Seat
173	Arthur’s Stone
174	Arthur’s Table
175	Arthur’s Tomb
176	Arthur’s Tor
177	Arthuret \| Arderydd, Arfderydd
178	Arthuret, Cumbria	Battle of Arthuret took place here, resulting in the madness of Myrddin.	Merlin
179	Arun
180	Arundel \| Arondel, Arondell, Arundell, Arundels, Randol, Randoll
181	Arwystli
182	Ascalun \| Ascalon
183	Asclut
184	Asia \| Asia Minor, Asia Major
185	Aspetta Ventura \| ‘Expected Fortune’
186	Asse
187	Assurne \| Aise, Aisurne, Arcise, Arsune, Assume, Ausurne, da Fume, de Furne, du Furne, Sourne, Surpe
188	Assyria
189	Assysla	In a Scandanavian work, the place of Arthur's death.
190	Assysla
191	Astolat	Dwelling of Elaine the White who died of love for Lancelot.
192	Astolat \| Ascolot, Askalot, Astolat, Escalot, Scalliotto, Scalot, Schallot
193	Atalye
194	Athean, Chastel de
195	Athens
196	Atlantis
197	Aube
198	Aufrat \| Aufat
199	Augustine’s Chapel, St.
200	Augut
201	Aula
202	Australia
203	Austria \| Estriche
204	Autecoine
205	Autice \| Altice
206	Autun
207	Auvergne \| Overgne
208	Aval	Island off the coast of Brittany, where Arthur is supposedly buried. Alternative location of Avalon.
209	Aval
210	Avallon
211	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
212	Avalon \| Afallach, Auelon, Avallon, Avalona, Avaron, Aveloun, Avilion, etc.
213	Avaricum
214	Avarlan
215	Avarlan – A castle.
216	Avarlan – A knight.
217	Avaron
218	Averre \| Anfere, Anferre
219	Avilion	An alternative name for Avalon
220	Avilion \| Avalon
221	Avon
222	Aylesford \| Ailesford
223	Azagouc
224	Babel
225	Babylon
226	Babylonia \| Babilone, Babiloine, Babilonie, Babylone
227	Bacino \| ‘Basin’
228	Badbury Hill
229	Badbury Rings
230	Badbury Rings, Dorset	One of the possible locations of the Battle at Badon Hill.	Arthur
231	Bade
232	Badon	Location of the Battle of Mt. Badon, with several contested sites including Bath, Liddington Castle and Badbury Rings
233	Badon \| Baddon, Baden, Badove, Vaddon
234	Baghdad \| Baldac, Baldake, Bandes, Baudac
235	Baladingan
236	Balanton, Spring of \| Fountain of Balanton, Barenton (?)
237	Baltic Region, Arthurian Clubs in
238	Bamber Bridge
239	Bamburgh \| Bamborough
240	Bamburgh Castle, Northumberland	Another possible location for Joyous Guard, Lancelot's castle.	Lancelot
241	Banborc \| Castle Orguelleus
242	Bangor
243	Baradigan – A king.
244	Baradigan – A land.
245	Baradigan \| Baradigniau, Berennain, Litaguiem
246	Barbarie
247	Barbary \| Berbana
248	Barbigoel
249	Bardsey Island \| Ynys Enlli
250	Barenton
251	Barfleur \| Barflete
252	Barham Down \| Barendown, Bareon Downe
253	Barnerot
254	Baroh
255	Barren Wasteland
256	Barry Hill \| Dunberry
257	Baruch \| Barut, Baruth
258	Bas Castel, Li \| Lo Bas Chasteau
259	Bassa
260	Bassenthwaite
261	Bassus
262	Bassus (river)	The site of one of Arthur's battles.
263	Bast
264	Bath \| Caer-Badon
265	Bath, Avon	Another possible location for the Battle at Badon Hill, as per History of the Kings of Britain.	Arthur
266	Batingues \| Betignes, Betinges, Lestregues
267	Baudec
268	Bayeux \| Beauce
269	Bayonne \| Beaune
270	Beale Adventure, Abbey of
271	Beale Regard, La
272	Beale-Valet
273	Bealzenan
274	Bearosche	Site of a siege in Parzifal
275	Bearosche
276	Beaumont
277	Beauregard
278	Beaurepaire \| ‘Beautiful Home’ \| Belrapiere, Belrepeire, Biaurepaire
279	Beautiful Forest \| Bele Jaiande
280	Beautiful Wilderness
281	Beautiful Wood
282	Beauvais
283	Beckery
284	Becleus
285	Bedd Arthur
286	Bedd Taliesin
287	Bedegraine	Site of a major battle between Arthur and desenters at the beginning of his reigh. Malory calls it Sherwood.
288	Bedegraine \| Baradigan, Bedingan, Bedingran, Bedinham, etc.
289	Béearn \| Bèarn
290	Beforet \| ‘Beautiful Forest’
291	Bel Brullet
292	Belakun
293	Belamunt
294	Belande \| Beliande, Bellande, Berlande, Orlende
295	Bele Garde \| Bel Prise
296	Belfortemunt
297	Belgium
298	Bellegarde
299	Bellic \| Belie, Cambenyc, Corbenyc, Lambenic, Lambenych, Lambic, Lambis
300	Belloé
301	Beloe \| Belec, Belee, Beloc, Beloee, Beloie
302	Belvaliot \| Belle Valet
303	Bems-on-Korcha
304	Ben Arthur, Strathclyde	A steep mountain with a section also known as Arthur's seat.	Arthur
305	Benigne \| Bleevine, Blenined, Blevine
306	Benoye \| Banoic, Banoyc, Banoyk, Baynok, etc.
307	Benwick	Kingdon of Ban, identified with Bayonne and Beaune.
308	Benwick \| Beaune, Benoic, Benewic, Benoich, etc.
309	Bernicia \| Beornice, Bernice
310	Berry \| Barre, Berri
311	Bertelais
312	Bestoc \| Bescot
313	Bethany \| Betanie
314	Betica \| Betike
315	Bienfait Monastery \| Le Bienfais
316	Birdoswald \| Camboglanna
317	Birdoswald, Cumbria	One of the possible sites of the Battle of Camlann.	Arthur, Mordred
318	Bithynia
319	Black Chapel
320	Black Cross, Abbey of the
321	Black Cross, The
322	Black Forest
323	Black Hand, Chapel of the
324	Black Isle
325	Black Isles
326	Black Mountain
327	Black Rock
328	Blanche Espine, Castel de La
329	Blanche Land
330	Blanche Mores
331	Blancheland
332	Blank
333	Blanquemore Valley
334	Bleodas \| Candaf, Cloadas
335	Bli Maradarf
336	Bliant, Castle of
337	Blois \| Bloy, Bloyse
338	Blooming Valley \| Blossoming Valley, Blühenden Tal, Flowering Valley
339	Blue Forest
340	Blwch-y-Saethu
341	Blyaut \| Blanc, Blian, Bliant, Blianz, Bliau
342	Bodmin \| Bosvenegh
343	Bodmin Moor
344	Boeotia
345	Bofois \| Boffoi, Boufois
346	Boiling Well, Forest of the
347	Boillande
348	Bois en Val \| ‘Wood in a Valley’
349	Bois sor la Fontaine
350	Bordeaux
351	Borderland
352	Borderlands
353	Borteramunt
354	Bosava
355	Boscastle
356	Bosherston Pool
357	Bosigran
358	Boskenna
359	Bossiney Mound
360	Boulogne
361	Bourges \| Avaricon, Avarium, Bohorges, Boorges, Borges, Bouxges, Burges
362	Bourget, Lake
363	Bovaine
364	Bower of Bliss	A lair of Acrasia in book 2 of The Faerie Queene.		Learn More
365	Brabant	A territory sited as partially in the Netherlands and partially in Belgium.
366	Brabant \| Brabaunt
367	Brandigant \| Brandigan, Bardiga, Brandiganz, Prandigan
368	Branlant \| Bralant, Branclant, Branlanc, Branland, Branlang, etc.
369	Brasil
370	Brattice
371	Breckham \| Brequeham
372	Brecknock
373	Brecon Beacons, Powys	Two peaks in this region form Arthur's Chair	Arthur
374	Brefeny
375	Breguion \| Bregion, Breguoin
376	Brent Knoll
377	Brent Knoll, Somerset	Arthur challenged three giants who lived on this hill. The hill did have Iron Age defenses.	Arthur
378	Bresquehan \| Bregnehan, Breighan, Brekehan, Brekeham, Brekehen, etc.
379	Bretheam
380	Breton Gate \| La Porte Brecone, Bretone
381	Breuse Sans Pitie’s Castle
382	Brice \| Brete
383	Bricoune Gate
384	Bridge of the Giant \| Bridge of Giants
385	Bridge of the Needle
386	Briestoc \| Cabrion, Cabron
387	Bright Fountain
388	Brioda
389	Briolande \| Bernelois, Briolors, Brocheliande, Brolende
390	Brion \| Brions
391	Briosque \| Briogne, Brioigne, Brioke, Briosche, Bryoke
392	Bristol
393	Britain	The realm ruled by Arthur.
394	Britain \| Bartaigne, Bertaigne, Bretaigne, Bretagne, Bretaingne, etc.
395	Brittany	A part of France largely inhabited by British people. Had close ties to Arthurian Legend.
396	Brittany \| ‘Little Britain’ \| Armorica, Bertaigne, Bretagne, Bretaigne, etc.
397	Briziljan \| Breziljan, Brizljan, Priziljan
398	Brobarz \| Brobara
399	Brocaire \| Brocaie, Brocoi, Brocoie, La Bronete
400	Broceliande	A forest in Brittany that was the site of many Arthurian adventures.
401	Broceliande \| Berceliande, Bercheliande, Borceliande, Breceliande, etc.
402	Brochefort
403	Brown Rock
404	Brown Valley \| Val Brun
405	Brue
406	Brumbane
407	Brut
408	Brycheiniog \| Brecheiniog, Brechiniawg, Brechiniaug, etc.
409	Bryn Myrddin
410	Bucifilaso \| Bucifalaso
411	Buelt
412	Bujan
413	Bulgaria
414	Burgundy \| Borgoigne, Borgoine, Bourgoigne, Burgoigne, Burgon, Burgoyne
415	Burning Tomb, Abbey of the
416	Bury Walls	Place in Shropshire where Arthur held court, according to legend.
417	Bury Walls
418	Butost
419	Bwlch y Saethu	A pass in Snowdonia where, according to Welsh legend, Arthur was killed.
420	Bwlch-y-Groes
421	Bwrdd Arthur	Name of two features in Clwyd, one a circle of indentations in rock, the other a barrow at Llanfair Dyffrey Ceiriog.
422	Bwrdd Arthur \| ‘Arthur’s Table’
423	Byzantium
424	Cadbury
425	Cadbury Castle, Somerset	One of the possible locations for Camelot. An old Iron Age fortress did exist at one time.	Arthur
426	Cadbury Hill
427	Cadbury-Camelot
428	Caellus \| Kaelluz
429	Caen \| Caiam, Came
430	Caer \| ‘Fortress of Carousal’, etc. \| Caer Feddwid, Caergai etc.
431	Caer Brythwch – A city.
432	Caer Calemion – Perhaps Camelot?
433	Caer Dathal-Math – Home of some of Arthur’s warriors.
434	Caer Fanddwy – An alternate name for Annwn.
435	Caer Feddwid – A nickname for Annwn.
436	Caer Gai – A place where Arthur was raised.
437	Caer Gai, Gwynedd	Name means the "stronghold of Cai", or Kay from the Arthurian legends.	Kay
438	Caer Goludd – An alternate name for Annwn.
439	Caer Greu – Peredur and Gwrgi were killed here.
440	Caer Llundein – London.
441	Caer Nefenhyr Nine-Teeth – A city.
442	Caer Ochren – An alternate name for Annwn.
443	Caer Oeth – A city.
444	Caer Pedryfran – A nickname for Annwn.
445	Caer Rigor – An alternative name for the Fort of Carousal.
446	Caer Se – A city.
447	Caer Seint – The Roman fort of Segontium.
448	Caer Siddi – The Otherworld Fort of Carousal.
449	Caer Vandwy – A castle.
450	Caer Wydyr – A glass fort.
451	Caerlaverlock \| ‘Fort Lark’
452	Caerleon \| Caer Llion, Caerleon-on-Usk, Caerlion, Carlion, etc.
453	Caerleon, Gwent	According to History of the Kings of Britain, Arthur held court here.	Arthur
454	Caerliudcoit \| Lindocolinum
455	Caernarfon
456	Cahors
457	Caichester \| Kaichester
458	Cairo
459	Caithness \| Caitnes, Gallaibh
460	Caitis, Tertre as
461	Calabria \| Kalabrois
462	Calamine Valley \| Galamine
463	Calaz
464	Calcydon \| Calcedoyne, Calcidoine, Calidoine
465	Caledon \| Aledon, Caledonia, Caledoniae, etc.
466	Caledon Wood \| Aledon, Caledonia, Caledoniae, etc.
467	Caleph \| Kaleph
468	Caleque \| Kalec
469	Calfle
470	Callington
471	Caloise
472	Cam	A river in Somerset. One possible site of Camlann. A lot of skeletons were dug up here.
473	Cam \| ‘Crooked’
474	Camaalis
475	Cambenet \| Cambenic
476	Cambenic \| Ambenic, Cambanyk, Cambenec, Cambenek, Cambenet, etc.
477	Camboglanna	An ancient site possibly located along Hadrian's wall, thought to be the site of the battle of Camlann.	Arthur, Mordred	Read More
478	Camboglanna
479	Cambria
480	Cambridge
481	Camel	Another river that is possibly the site of the Camlann battle.
482	Camel \| Camal
483	Camelford
484	Camelford, Cornwall	One possible location of Camelot, according ot later writers.	Arthur
485	Cameliard	The kingdom of Leodegrance, Guinevere's father.
486	Cameliard \| Camelide, Camilyard, Carmalide, Carmelide, etc.
487	Camelon
488	Camelot	The legendary city and/or castle where Arthur held his court.	Arthur	Read More
489	Camelot \| Camalahot, Camalat, Camallate, Camalot, Camelotto, etc.
490	Camelot Forest
491	Camengues \| Camugnes, Caraigues, Taumdes, Tamingres
492	Camlann	The legendary location of Arthur's death. Possibly located in Birdoswald or Castlesteads.	Arthur, Mordred
493	Camlann \| Cambala, Camball, Camblan, Cambul, etc.
494	Camlet Moat
495	Campacorentin \| Camparcorentin, Campercorantin, Campercorentin, etc.
496	Campadoine
497	Canguin Rock \| Chanpguin, Roche de Canguin, Sanguin
498	Canoel \| Canvel
499	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.
500	Canterbury \| Cantorber, Cantorbile, Cantorbire, Cantorbyre, etc.
501	Capentrenalle
502	Capernaum
503	Cappadocia \| Capados
504	Capua
505	Carabel \| Charabel, Karabel, Tarabel, Tarabiel
506	Carael
507	Caraginale
508	Carahes \| Caraes, Charahes
509	Caranges \| Carenge, Carenges, Coraignes, Coranges, Corenge, etc.
510	Carbonek	The castle contained the Holy Grail.
511	Carbonek \| Corlenot, Corben, Corbenic, Corbenich, Corbeniche, etc.
512	Carcelois \| Carceloys, Cartelois, Carteloyse, Cartolius, Catheloys, Chartelos
513	Carcobra
514	Cardiff \| Caerdif, Cardef, Caerdydd, Caerdyv, Kardyval
515	Cardigan	Arthur holds court here in some early stories like Erec and Enide.	Arthur
516	Cardigan \| Caradigan, Cardican, Kardigan, Karidagan
517	Cardueil	One of Arthur's homes, possibly in Carlisle.
518	Cardueil \| Cardef, Cardeuyle, Caerdyv, Cardiff, Cardel, etc.
519	Cardycan
520	Carhaix \| Camaheu, Carahaix, Carahan, Carahes, Caraheu, etc.
521	Carhules
522	Carlion, or Carlyon
523	Carlisle \| Cardoile, Carlele, Carlile, Carlle, Carlill, etc.
524	Carlisle, Cumbria	Some old romances show Arthur holding court here. Malory has Guinevere exposed and sentenced here.	Guinevere
525	Carmarthen \| Caerfyrddin, Caerfyrddyn, Maridunum
526	Carmarthen, Dyfed	The legendary location of Merlin's birth.	Merlin
527	Carmelide \| Cameliard, Camelide, Camilyard, etc.
528	Carn Arthur
529	Carn Cabal \| Cairn Cabal
530	Carn Gwylathyr
531	Carn March Arthur, Gwynedd	There is a rock with an indentation that is supposed to be the hoofprint of Arthur's horse.	Arthur
532	Carnant \| Karnant
533	Carned Arthur	A cairn in Snowdonia that, according to Welsh belief, houses Arthur.
534	Carnedd Arthur \| Carned Arthur
535	Carnedd y Cawr
536	Carnisy \| Camoisin, Camoisson, Camousin, Camoysin, Carnisin
537	Carolhaise \| Careiaise, Caroaise, Carohaise, Carohaize, Carohase, Caroiaise, etc.
538	Carreg Carn March Arthur
539	Carreg Coetan Arthur
540	Carreg Meibion Arthur
541	Carrick
542	Carrum
543	Cart Castle \| Carete, Charete, Chariot, Charite, Charrette, Charroie, Charyot
544	Carteloise Castle \| Canteloi, Carcelois, Carchelois, Cartelois, Karelois
545	Carteloise Forest
546	Carthage \| Cartages
547	Carvain \| Karvain
548	Carwannock
549	Castel de la Mort
550	Castel del Molin
551	Castel del Trespas \| Le Chastel du Trespas
552	Castel of the Hevy Sorow \| Castle of Most Ill Adventure, etc.
553	Castell Syberw \| ‘Proud Castle’
554	Castile \| Castille
555	Castle \| Chastel Tenebreus, Castle Dore, etc.
556	Castle Adventurous – A palace within Carbonek.
557	Castle Blank – A castle.
558	Castle Bliant – A castle.
559	Castle Canyke, Cornwall	Possible location of Kelliwic from Culhwch and Olwen, where Arthur held court.	Arthur
560	Castle Dangerous – Dame Lyonors’ residence.
561	Castle de la Fleche – A castle.
562	Castle Dor – An earthwork fort.
563	Castle Dore, Cornwall	An Iron Age hillfort associated with King Mark and Tristan.	Mark, Tristan
564	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.
565	Castle Eden – A village.
566	Castle Field – A hill fort.
567	Castle Flatting – A castle.
568	Castle Gwyretheyrn – A castle.
569	Castle Helyn – A castle.
570	Castle Hutton – A castle.
571	Castle Joyous – A fortress.
572	Castle Key	An earthwork in modern Caynham Camp, Shropshire. According to legend it was built by Kay.
573	Castle Key – An earthwork.
574	Castle of Boys – An island castle.
575	Castle of Case – A castle.
576	Castle of Death – A castle.
577	Castle of Elms – A castle.
578	Castle of Enchantments – A castle.
579	Castle of Joy – The Grail Castle.
580	Castle of Ladies – Greomar’s castle.
581	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.
582	Castle of Maidens – Three locations.
583	Castle of Marvels – A castle.
584	Castle of Nestor – A castle.
585	Castle of Souls – The Grail Castle.
586	Castle of Tears – A castle.
587	Castle of Ten Knights – A strong castle.
588	Castle of Ten Maidens – Geogenant’s castle.
589	Castle of the Ball – A manor near Cambenic.
590	Castle of the Beards – A fortress.
591	Castle of the Borderlands – Gawain fought here.
592	Castle of the Deadly Bed – A castle.
593	Castle of the Door – A castle visited by Gawain.
594	Castle of the Enchantress – Two locations.
595	Castle of the Fens – A castle.
596	Castle of the Four Stones – A castle.
597	Castle of the Galleys – A seaside castle.
598	Castle of the Giants – A fortress.
599	Castle of the Griffins – A fortress.
600	Castle of the Guard – A castle.
601	Castle of the Hard Rock – A castle.
602	Castle of the Horn
603	Castle of the Lake – A castle.
604	Castle of the Leprous Lady – A castle.
605	Castle of the Marsh – A castle.
606	Castle of the Mills – A group of mills in Ireland.
607	Castle of the Moors – An Irish castle.
608	Castle of the Most Ill Adventure – A castle.
609	Castle of the Mountain – A castle.
610	Castle of the Pass – A castle in Cornwall.
611	Castle of the Plain – A fortress.
612	Castle of the Rock – A castle.
613	Castle of the Thorn – A castle.
614	Castle of the Two Sisters – A castle.
615	Castle of the Uncourteous Lady – A castle.
616	Castle of the Whale – An island castle.
617	Castle of Three Maidens – A castle.
618	Castle Orguelleus – A castle.
619	Castle Perilous – A castle.
620	Castle Rushen	A castle on the Isle of Man thought to be built above caves filled with Giants, put there by Merlin.
621	Castle Rushen – A castle.
622	Castle Sauf – A castle.
623	Castle Treacherous – A pagan castle.
624	Castle Vortigern – A castle.
625	Castle without a Name – A castle.
626	Castle-an-Dinas – A large Celtic hill fort.
627	Castle, Chains – A fortress.
628	Castle, Dark – A castle.
629	Castleford \| Legiolium
630	Castlesteads, Cumbria	Possible location of Camboglanna, thought to be Camlann.	Arthur, Mordred
631	Cat Coit Celidon	Site of one of Arthur's battles in the southern reaches of Scotland.
632	Cat Coit Celidon
633	Catalonia
634	Catenouse
635	Catraeth
636	Catterick, North Yorkshire	Thought to be Catraeth, the location found in Y Gododdin.
637	Caucasus
638	Causuel
639	Cavalon
640	Cave Legend
641	Cave of Lovers
642	Cavershall	A castle in Straffordshire where Arthur supposedly held court. The existing castle dates back to the 13th century.
643	Cavershall \| Caverswall
644	Cefn-y-Bryn
645	Celeca
646	Celibe \| Caleise, Celybe, Chelibe, Collybe, Seloude, Tibise
647	Celice \| Celise, Colice
648	Celidon Wood \| Calidon
649	Celis \| Celys
650	Celje
651	Cell-y-Dewiniaid \| ‘The Grove of the Magicians’
652	Celliwig \| Calliwith, Celliwic, Celliwith, Kelliwig
653	Celliwith
654	Cellydon \| Celyddon
655	Celtic Church
656	Cerance
657	Ceredigyawn
658	Cerrig Marchogion \| ‘The Stones of Arthur’s Knights’
659	Cerrig Meibion Arthur
660	Cerveroiche
661	Chaeviere
662	Chains Castle
663	Chalice Well, Glastonbury	A spring in Glastonbury though to be the spring visited by Lancelot in Perlesvaus.	Lancelot, Avalon
664	Chalice Well, The
665	Chalon
666	Champayne \| Champagne, Guienne
667	Changing Colors, Fountain of
668	Chanpguin
669	Chapel of St. Augustine
670	Chapel of the Black Hand
671	Chapel of the Boiling Well \| Capele la Fontaine Boillant
672	Chapel of the Conjuration \| Chapel of the Demon
673	Chapel of the Lances
674	Chapel of the Stone Cross
675	Chapel Perilous
676	Chapel, Desolate
677	Chapel, Saint Govan’s
678	Chariot \| Cart, Charroie, Charyot
679	Charity of Our Lady
680	Charosque \| Carasche, Charosche, Tarasque, Torasche
681	Charroie \| Carroc, Carroie, Carroye, Chariot, Charroc, etc.
682	Chartres
683	Chastel
684	Chastel de Greomar
685	Chastel de l’Espine
686	Chastel de l’Estroite Marche
687	Chastel de l’Estroite Voie
688	Chastel de la Tor Perrine
689	Chastel del Cor
690	Chastel du Pre
691	Chastel en Gaule
692	Chastel Marte	In Perlesvaus, the lord of this castle was Perceval's uncle. He seized the Grail Castle and was killed by Perceval.
693	Chastel Marte
694	Chastel, Dames As or Chastel as Pucheles
695	Château de la Charette
696	Château de Morgan Le Fee, La
697	Cheshire
698	Chessboard Castle
699	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.
700	Chester \| Caerlegion, Caerlleon, Caistor, Chestre, Deva
701	Chester, Cheshire	The site of Arthur's ninth battle in Historia Brittonum.	Arthur
702	Chinon \| Kinon
703	Chipre
704	Church of the Deaths
705	Church of the Tombs
706	Cicaverne \| Cavernel, Ticaveme, Ticaverne, Tincaveme, Tincaverne, etc.
707	Cidela
708	Cil-y-Coed
709	Circular Valley
710	Cirenchester \| Cirencester
711	Cisgon
712	Cist Arthur
713	City of Souls	A haunted city visited by Lancelot in Perlesvaus.
714	City of Souls
715	City of the Legion	The site of one of Arthur's battles. Possibly Chester.
716	City of the Legion \| City of the Legions
717	City Without a Name \| Citee of Nameless, Cite Sans Non, etc
718	Claradeure
719	Clarence \| Clarance, Clarans, Clarenche, Clarens
720	Clas Myrddin
721	Clear Fountain of Love \| Clere Fonteine d’Amors
722	Cleopolis
723	Clochides
724	Clogwyn Carnedd yr Wydffa \| ‘The Precipice of the Carn Yr Wydffa’
725	Cloyes
726	Cluse
727	Cluse – A land.
728	Cluse – A mountain.
729	Coetan Arthur
730	Col du Chat \| ‘Cat’s Neck’
731	Colchester	Camulodunum in Roman times.
732	Colchester \| Camulodunum, Doleceste, Kaercolun
733	Collibe
734	Cologia
735	Cologne \| Coloigne, Coloine
736	Colurment
737	Combe \| Escombes
738	Comminges
739	Comper
740	Compostela \| Composterne
741	Conart
742	Conisbrough \| Cunungeberg, Kaerconan
743	Conlotebre \| Conlouzebre, Zelegebres
744	Connacht \| Connaught, Cúige Chonnacht
745	Constantinople \| Byzantium, Constantinenoble, Costentineoble, etc.
746	Copper Tower
747	Corbania
748	Cordova \| Cordewa
749	Cork \| Corque
750	Cornasin
751	Corneto \| Cornette
752	Cornouaille \| Cornevalle, Cornewaile, Cornewayle, Cornoaille, etc.
753	Cornubia
754	Cornwall	The realm of King Mark.
755	Cornwall \| Cornewaile, Cornewall, Cornewalle, etc.
756	Cors
757	Cosignano
758	Cotoatre \| Cotatre, Cotovatre, Scottewatre
759	Craig Arthur, Denbighshire	The end of a rocky ridge near an old hillfort.	Arthur
760	Craig-y-Dinas	A rock where, supposedly, Arthur once spent the night in a cave.
761	Craig-y-Dinas \| Craig y Ddinas
762	Crasine \| Clarysyn
763	Creacanford
764	Crenefort \| Crenefar
765	Crete
766	Crimson Heath
767	Cros
768	Cross \| Crois
769	Cross of the Fountain
770	Crossing
771	Crossroads \| Heath of the Crossroads
772	Crudele
773	Crystal Isle \| Island of Glass
774	Cubele \| Noble, Tubele, Tubelle
775	Cucumerland
776	Culross
777	Cumbria
778	Cummock \| Cummingham
779	Cuparia
780	Cwm
781	Cymentiere
782	Cyprus \| Chipre, Cipre, Cypirs, Cypres, Cyprese, Syprus
783	Dacia
784	Dál Riada \| Dalriada, Dál Riata
785	Damas – A castellan.
786	Damas \| Darras, Domas
787	Damas of the Desert – Knight of the Round Table.
788	Damas’ Castle – Sir Ontzlake’s manor.
789	Damascus \| Damaske
790	Dame Lyonor’s residence. See Castle Dangerous.
791	Damen \| Thamer
792	Dames, Chastel As and Chastel As Puceles
793	Damietta \| Damiet
794	Dane Hill \| Glein
795	Daneblaise \| Danablaise, Danablise, Daneblase, etc.
796	Dangerous, Castle \| Castle Perilous
797	Darenth \| Darent, Dereuent, Derwent
798	Dark \| Chastel Tenebreus, Tembre, Tenebre, Tymbre, Valle Scura
799	Dark Castle – A castle.
800	Dark Mountain – A land.
801	Dark River – A river.
802	Dark Valley – A valley.
803	Darnantes \| Andernantes, Arnante, Arnantes, etc.
804	Dauphine \| Dalfindede
805	Dawn
806	Deadly
807	Deadly Bed, Castle of the – Near Gore.
808	Deadly Bed, Lady of the – A castle or a keep.
809	Dean
810	Deheubarth
811	Deira
812	Delamore
813	Delectable Isle \| Isle Delitable
814	Delvelin \| Develin
815	Demedy
816	Demetia	Dyfed in Welsh, a kingdom in south Wales.
817	Demetia \| Dimetia, Dyfed
818	Denmark \| Danemarce, Danemarche, Danmark, etc.
819	Dent du Chat \| ‘Cat’s Tooth’
820	Der Kal \| ‘The Torment’
821	Derudicanoro
822	Derwent
823	Desert
824	Deserted Forest
825	Desmond
826	Desolate
827	Desolate Chapel – A chapel.
828	Desolate City – The name given to Snowdon.
829	Dessemoume
830	Destrigales \| Destregales, Estregales, Testregeis
831	Deu Gleddyf \| ‘Two Swords’
832	Deux \| ‘Spring of the Two Sycamores’ \| La Fontaine des Sycamors
833	Deux Sycamores, Fontaine des – A brook.
834	Deux Voies Quarrefor – Two channels.
835	Devil’s Road \| Chemins au Deable
836	Devon
837	Devon – A warrior.
838	Devon – An area.
839	Diana – Godmother of Nimue.
840	Diana \| Diane, Dione, Done, Dove, Driaigue, Drian, etc.
841	Diana Bridge – A bridge.
842	Dianfer
843	Diasdaron
844	Dimilioc \| Dimiloc
845	Din
846	Din Drei – A gateway.
847	Din Tywi – A location.
848	Dinan \| Dinas, Litan
849	Dinas – Knight of the Round Table.
850	Dinas – Seneschal of Cornwall.
851	Dinas \| Dinas Emreis, Dinasso, Dynas, Eryri, Tinas, etc.
852	Dinas Emrys – The place of Vortigern’s tower.
853	Dinas Emrys, Gwynedd	The supposed site of Vortigern's tower. Excavations have revealed settlements dating back to that time period.	Vortigern, Merlin
854	Dinas Fforan – ‘The Fort with High Powers’.
855	Dinas’ Rock – or Craig-y-Dinas.
856	Dinasdaron \| Dianazarun, Dinazarun, Disnadaron
857	Dindraithof \| Dunster
858	Dirlantes
859	Dissethach
860	Distant \| Far Isles, Foreign Isles, Lontaignes Iles, etc.
861	Distant Isles – An archipelago.
862	Distant Knight – Tristan’s alias.
863	Dochel
864	Dodone
865	Dol
866	Doloreuse Chartre \| La Doloroeuse Chartre, Dolorous Chartre
867	Dolorous \| Dolereuse Garde, Dolorous Guard, etc.
868	Dolorous Field – A field.
869	Dolorous Garde – A castle.
870	Dolorous Mount – A hilltop.
871	Dolorous Prison – A dungeon.
872	Dolorous Stroke – It caused the Waste Land to be barren.
873	Dolorous Tower – A castle.
874	Dore \| Dor
875	Dorset \| Dorchester
876	Douglas	A river in Linnuis where four of Arthur's battles were fought.
877	Douglas – A knight.
878	Douglas – A river.
879	Douglas \| ‘Blue-black’, ‘Black stream’ \| Dubglas, Duglas
880	Dover \| Doure, Douvre, Dovre
881	Dover, Kent	The site of Arthur's return after Mordred's betrayal, and the site of Gawain's death.	Arthur, Gawain
882	Doward \| Cloard, Cloaricus, Droac
883	Dozmary Pool
884	Dozmary Pool, Cornwall	The supposed site of Excalibur's return.	Arthur, Lady of the Lake
885	Driaigue
886	Druas \| Drouart, Druart, La Tertre as Caitis, etc.
887	Druas the Cruel – Lord of the Hill of Wretches.
888	Druas’ Hill – Sir Druas defended it.
889	Drumelzier
890	Drumelzier, Borders	The supposed location of Merlin's grave.	Merlin
891	Dry \| Ille Seche, Ille Seche du Pin Vert
892	Dry Island – An island.
893	Dry Island with the Green Pine – Island of Joy.
894	Dublin \| Duveline, Duvelline
895	Duiche
896	Dum \| Dun, Duns
897	Dumbarton \| Alclud
898	Dumbarton Rock, Strathclyde	The legendary location of Mordred's birth.	Mordred
899	Dumnonia	A large British kingdom that covered Devon and Cornwall.
900	Dumnonia
901	Dun \| Dum, Duns, Esordes, Esorduns, Essondun, Essouduns
902	Dun Cow – A beast.
903	Dun Stallion – A horse.
904	Dun, Chastel – A castle.
905	Dunbar
906	Dundevenel \| Dundonald
907	Dune
908	Dunfremline
909	Dunostre \| Dunottre
910	Dunpeledur \| Dunpender Law
911	Dunstanburgh
912	Dunster \| Dindraithof
913	Durham
914	Dusbergo
915	Duscontemedon
916	Dyfed \| Demetia
917	Dyffryn
918	Dyffryn Amanw – A valley.
919	Dyffryn Llwchwr – A valley.
920	Dynevor Castle
921	Dyoflê
922	Ealing
923	East Anglia
924	Eastland \| Sorestan
925	Echymeint
926	Eden
927	Eden – A river.
928	Eden – The Grail Castle.
929	Edinburgh \| Castellum Puellarum, Dùn Èideann, Eidyn, Tenebroc
930	Edna, Mount	One possible location of Avalon.	Avalon	Read More
931	Edyope
932	Effin
933	Egrop
934	Egypt \| Egypte, Egypticyens, Egyptien, Egyptien, Egyte
935	Ehangwen	Arthur's hall, built by Gwlyddyn the carpenter.
936	Ehangwen \| ‘Wide and Spacious’ \| Ehangren
937	Eidyn
938	Eigrun
939	Eildon Hills
940	Eildon Hills, Borders	Arthur and his knights supposedly sleep in a hidden cavern beneath these hills.	Arthur
941	Eire
942	Elam \| Elamet, Elmaye
943	Elfland
944	Elledi \| Ælecti, Electi, Elleti, Gledi
945	Elmet	A Celtic kingdom that existed in Arthurian times. Near modern-day Leeds.
946	Elmet
947	Emhain Abhlach \| ‘Emhain of the Apple Trees’ \| Emhain Ebhlach
948	Emperuse
949	Encanteors, li Castel des
950	Enchanted Isle
951	Enchanted Isle – A fictional location.
952	Enchanted Isle – Location of Arthur’s afterlife.
953	England \| d’Angleterre, Engelonde, Englond, Engleterre, Ingland, Ingelande, Inghitarre, etc.
954	Enquiry
955	Entree Galesche \| Entree de Gourre
956	Episford \| Ailesford, Aylesford, Epsford
957	Ercildoune, Castle of \| Rhymer’s Tower
958	Ercing
959	Erminia
960	Errant’s Hermitage
961	Eryri \| Erir, Heremi, Heremus, Herir, Heriri, Reir
962	Escaloine
963	Escalon li Tenebreux \| Chastel Tenebreux, Escalon li Aaisies, Escalon li Envoisies, Escalon the Dark
964	Escalone
965	Escavalon \| Acabalon, Ascalun, Cabalon, Catonais, Catonois, Cavalon, Cavillon, Escabalon, etc.
966	Escoce \| Escoche, Escolte, Escosce, Scote
967	Escose \| Escoce, Escoche, Escolte, Escosce, Scote
968	Espine – A forest.
969	Espine – Two castles.
970	Espine \| Castel Lespine, Castel Thome, Castell de Lespine, Chastel de l’Espine, etc.
971	Espine, la Blanche – A castle.
972	Espinoie \| ‘Thicket’ \| Forest of Lespinoye, La Forest del Espinoie
973	Essex \| Eastsex
974	Esterbury
975	Estrake
976	Estral \| Destraus, Estraus
977	Estrangor \| Aesclamor, Eastrangore, Estraigorre, Estrangoire, Estrangore, etc.
978	Estre-Gales \| Estregales
979	Estremores \| Destramors, Estremors
980	Estriguel
981	Ethiopia \| Ethyope
982	Ethnise
983	Etna, Mount
984	Euphrates \| Eufraite, Eufrate, Eufraten
985	Europe the Large
986	Evalachin \| Alongines, Lachin, Valacin, Valencin
987	Everwic
988	Evroic
989	Faerie \| Faérie
990	Fair Guard \| Belle Garde, Belle Regarde
991	Fair Heath \| Landabele
992	Fairies Fountain \| Fontaine as Fées
993	Fairy Isle
994	Fairy Land
995	Fairy Rock
996	Fairyland	A mythical location in Spencer's the Faerie Queen, where Arthur and other knights had many adventures.
997	Fairyland
998	Falerne – A city.
999	Falerne \| Palerne, Salegne, Salergne, Salerne, Salerno
1000	Falerne, La – A castle.
1001	Falga
1002	Falkirk
1003	Falonorsa
1004	Famagusta \| Famacoste
1005	Farinioch
1006	Faux Amants, Val des
1007	Fearless Keep
1008	Fearsome Vale
1009	Feimurgan
1010	Felon Castle
1011	Fer \| ‘Fire’
1012	Ferelois
1013	Fermoracco della Piemontana
1014	Ferntown
1015	Ffotor
1016	Ffynnon Cegin Arthur	A well with an oily appearance, said to get this from the fat in Arthur's kitchen.
1017	Ffynnon Cegin Arthur
1018	Field of the Lion \| Champ del Lion
1019	Field of the Silks
1020	Field of the Tent
1021	Finecoce
1022	Fir Forest \| Sapine
1023	Flanders \| Flandres, Flaundrys
1024	Flandrisborg
1025	Flanmesgues \| Flamingue, Flavinghe, Flavingue, Floene
1026	Fleche, Castle de la
1027	Fleventan
1028	Floego
1029	Flordemunt
1030	Florega \| Floego
1031	Florence
1032	Florence – A city.
1033	Florence – Knight of the Round Table.
1034	Floudehueg \| Flodece, Flodehug, Flori de Heieng, Flou de Huenegue
1035	Flowers of the Wilderness
1036	Fluratrone
1037	Foix \| Foise
1038	Fontaine aux Fees, La \| Fontaine as Fees
1039	Fontaine Boillant, La \| Fontaine qui Boilloit
1040	Fontaine des Deux Sycamores
1041	Fontaine des Deux Sycamors
1042	Fontaine, La
1043	Fontane la Salvæsche \| ‘Wild Fountain’
1044	Ford of Adventures \| Gué d’Aventures
1045	Ford of Blood \| Gués del Sanc
1046	Ford of the Forest \| Aigue de la Forest
1047	Ford of the Woods
1048	Forei
1049	Foreign Land \| La Terre Forraine, La Terre Foraine, Strange Land
1050	Foreign Port
1051	Forest Aventureuse, La
1052	Forest des Quatre Pilers \| ‘Forest with Four Pillars’
1053	Forest Desvoiable
1054	Forest Gastee, La
1055	Forest of Adventures
1056	Forest of Brambles \| Forest de l’Espinoie
1057	Forest of Darnantes \| Forest of Danantes
1058	Forest of Misadventures
1059	Forest of No Return \| Forest Sans Retour, Lost Forest
1060	Forest of Serpents
1061	Forest of Shadows
1062	Forest of the Boiling Well
1063	Forest of the Pine
1064	Forest of the Three Perils
1065	Forest Perdue
1066	Forest Perilleuse
1067	Forest Salveage, La
1068	Forest, la Gaste, Aventurosse
1069	Forest, la Gaste, Soutaine
1070	Forest, Waste
1071	Fors Graviers
1072	Fort \| Caer Wydyr
1073	Fort of Carousal – A castle.
1074	Fort of Glass – A city.
1075	Forth, Firth of
1076	Fortress
1077	Fortress – A castle.
1078	Fortress of Marvels – A fortress.
1079	Fortune
1080	Fortune – A castle.
1081	Fortune – Often a woman.
1082	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.
1083	Foundtain of Youth	Esclarmonde bathed here in Terrestrial Paradise.
1084	Fountain of Adventures
1085	Fountain of Changing Colors
1086	Fountain of Guiron the Courteous
1087	Fountain of Infertility
1088	Fountain of Marvels
1089	Fountain of the Dragon
1090	Fountain of the Lion
1091	Fountain of the Pine
1092	Fountain of the Shade
1093	Fountain of the Silver Pipe
1094	Fountain of the Stag
1095	Fountain of the Truth of Love
1096	Fountain of Valesca
1097	Fountain of Youth
1098	Four Stones, Castle of
1099	Fowey
1100	France	Often called by the older name, Gaul. Features prominnently in Arthurian tales, as many such tales were created by the French.
1101	France \| Francia, Fraunce, Frauns, Gaul, Gallia
1102	Franchise Tristan	A country conquered by Tristan. Formerly called Servage.
1103	Franchise Tristan
1104	Frans \| Destrans, Destraus, Estrans
1105	Freeborough Hill
1106	Fregolo
1107	Fregulla Vittorioso
1108	Fres Marés \| ‘Fresh Pond’
1109	Friesland \| Fres, Frisia
1110	Friuli
1111	Fyfnnon Fawr \| ‘Our Lady’s Well’
1112	Gadara
1113	Gael
1114	Gagunne
1115	Gahart
1116	Gaheviez
1117	Gaihom \| Gahone, Gailhom, Gaion, Garam, Gohorre, Gohorru, Gorhan, Gorhom
1118	Gais \| Gais Chasteaus
1119	Galabes \| Alaban
1120	Galacia
1121	Galafort \| Galefort
1122	Galahad’s Fountain
1123	Galahad’s Miracle
1124	Galanton \| Galecon, Galenton, Garantan, Garanton, Guillenton
1125	Galatone \| Galatoute, Leguechocie, Leguentone, Leguetone
1126	Galdon Castle \| Gaidon, Galadon, Galedon
1127	Galeche \| Porte Galesche
1128	Galede \| Galide
1129	Galenice \| Galeince, Galence
1130	Gales \| Gale, Galet, Galez, Galles, Galoes, etc
1131	Galicia \| Galice, Galise, Galys
1132	Galigant \| Galigans
1133	Galilee \| Galile
1134	Galloway \| Galeway, Galoee, Galvoie, Walweitha, Walweithe
1135	Galone \| Les Marces de Galone, Galnoye, Galonne, Galoyne
1136	Galone, Outre les Marches de \| Outre les Marces
1137	Galore \| Gailore, Galoire, Galorre, Golorre, Lagloire
1138	Galore, les Vals de \| Coleri, Colorre, Galorre
1139	Galway – A castle.
1140	Galway – A region of Ireland.
1141	Galway \| Gallway, Galvoie
1142	Gamon \| Ganion
1143	Ganarew \| Generth, Generon, Genereu
1144	Gandine
1145	Ganges
1146	Ganis, Abbey of
1147	Ganis, Castle of
1148	Gannes	The realm ruled by Bors.
1149	Gannes \| Gaines, Ganys, Gaunes, Gausnes, Gawnes
1150	Ganves \| Gamvis, Kanves
1151	Garadigan
1152	Garadigas
1153	Garantan
1154	Garbano
1155	Gargalco
1156	Garles \| Gales
1157	Garlot	A kingdom ruled by Nentres, a sister of Arthur.
1158	Garloth \| Garelot, Garloc, Garlot
1159	Garnantz
1160	Garno
1161	Garth Grugyn
1162	Gasan \| Garam, Gazan
1163	Gascony	A region of south-western France, ruled by King Ladon in Claris et Laris.
1164	Gascony \| Gascoigne, Gascoyne, Gaskoyne
1165	Gaste Capiele
1166	Gaste Forest	A realm ruled by Pellinore, possibly the same as the Waste Land.
1167	Gaste Forest Soutaine
1168	Gaste Terre
1169	Gaudin
1170	Gaul \| Galijus, Gallone, Gallya, Gaule, Gaulle, Gauloise, Gawl, Gawle
1171	Gauna
1172	Gauriun
1173	Gaut Destroit
1174	Gaut Parfont \| Castell of the Depe Slade, Chastel of the Deepe Slade, Chastel Val Parfont
1175	Gavony
1176	Gay Castle \| Gais Chasteaus
1177	Gazel
1178	Gazewilte \| Carewilte, Gaberwilte, Gaborwilte, Gaelicet, Galeince, Galenice, Galewilte, etc.
1179	Gedeorde
1180	Generon	A tower that belonged to Vortigern, replacing the one that fell repeatedly.
1181	Generon
1182	Gennes \| Genes
1183	Gennewis \| Genewis
1184	Genoa \| Gene
1185	Germany
1186	Germany – A country.
1187	Germany, Emperor of – Father of Fenice.
1188	Gernemue
1189	Giant’s Cross
1190	Giant’s Dance
1191	Giant’s Fountain
1192	Giant’s Isle \| Giant’s Rock
1193	Giant’s Knoll
1194	Giant’s Ring
1195	Giant’s Rock
1196	Giant’s Tower
1197	Gibel
1198	Gippa
1199	Gisors
1200	Gitedrano
1201	Gladet
1202	Glait Castle
1203	Glamorgan \| Glamour, Glomorgan, Gwynllyg
1204	Glasgow \| Glaschu, Glesca
1205	Glass Bridge
1206	Glastonbury \| Glasenbury, Glashenburye, Glassthenbery, Glastonbery, Glastynbury, Glestingaburg
1207	Glastonbury Abbey
1208	Glastonbury Cross
1209	Glastonbury Grave
1210	Glastonbury Thorn
1211	Glastonbury Tor
1212	Glastonbury Zodiac
1213	Glastonbury, Somerset	The legendary location of Avalon, as well as Arthur and Guinevere's grave.	Arthur, Guenevere, Avalon
1214	Glay \| Glannes, Urglay
1215	Glein	The mouth of ariver where Arthur fought one of his battles.
1216	Glein \| Glem, Gleni
1217	Glenthorne
1218	Glenvissig
1219	Glevedin
1220	Glevesing \| Glywysing
1221	Gloeven \| Gloant, Gloevant, Gloevent, Gloeventl, Gloovent, Gloucuen, Gloovent
1222	Glois
1223	Glorinde \| Gelde, Gloride
1224	Gloucester \| Caer-Glou, Caer Loyw, Glevum, Gloucestre
1225	Gloucester, Gloucestershire	Part of the Culhwch and Olwen and Peredur stories.
1226	Glouchedon \| Glacedon, Glevum, Glocedon, Glocedun, Gloceidon, Glocedoine, Glocedun, Glochedon
1227	Glunplouch
1228	Glyn Arthur
1229	Glynn Ystun
1230	Godarre
1231	Godelonte \| Gadelore, Godelonte Narrows, Godeloure, Godereile, de l’Ewe
1232	Godorson \| Gadaine, Gadarre, Gadore, Godoare, Godoarre, Godosaire, Godorsone, Goidoure
1233	Gog and Magog \| Goemagot, Gogmagog
1234	Gohenet
1235	Gohort
1236	Golden Isle \| Golden Island, Ile d’Or
1237	Gomeret \| Gomere, Gomoret, Gomorret, Gomet, Gormeret, Goumere, Goumeret
1238	Good Adventure \| Abbey of the Good Adventure, Biele Adventure
1239	Good Deed
1240	Goothe \| Gooth
1241	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.
1242	Gore \| Conte de Gorre, Due de Gor, Goirre, Gor, Gorre, Gors, Gourre
1243	Gorriende
1244	Gorrun
1245	Gorsedd
1246	Goss Moor
1247	Got \| Gher, Goth
1248	Gothland \| Gotland, Guthland, Gutland
1249	Grace
1250	Graherz
1251	Grail Castle \| Carbonek, Corbenic
1252	Grail Kingdom
1253	Grande Disio
1254	Granland
1255	Grasslands and Giants
1256	Grausen
1257	Gray Stone \| Llech Las
1258	Grazing Grounds \| Grazing Fields, Land of the Grazing Grounds
1259	Great Spirits Spring	A place in Windfall Run, USA where Arthur was said to have drunk.
1260	Great Spirits Spring
1261	Greece \| Grece, Gresse
1262	Green Chapel
1263	Green Island
1264	Green Meadow
1265	Green Wood \| Bois Verdoyant, Busco Verdulant
1266	Greenan Castle	A castle built on an Iron Age hill fort, a contested site for Camelot.
1267	Greenan Castle
1268	Greenland \| Kalaallit Nunaat
1269	Grimsby
1270	Grocland	An island in the north, colonized by Arthur. Possibly Greenland.
1271	Grocland
1272	Grotte d'Artus	A cave in Brittany where Arthur and his warriors are supposedly resting until they are called forth once more.
1273	Grotte d’Artus
1274	Grove
1275	Growing Lookout
1276	Guendeborc
1277	Guendebrot \| Gonedebore, Gouendeliore, Gouuendeborre, Govendeliore, Jeudeborre
1278	Guienne \| Gyane
1279	Guindoel \| Gindiel, Granidel, Graniedel, Guidel, Ragindel, Raginel, Raguindel
1280	Guinnion	Site of one of Arthur's battles.
1281	Guinnon \| Guinnion, Gurnion
1282	Guinoch
1283	Guisinant
1284	Guitshire
1285	Guzilagne
1286	Gwales
1287	Gwent
1288	Gwerthrynion
1289	Gwynedd	A medieval kingdom in North Wales. Ruled by Einion, Cadwallon, and Maelgwyn in Arthurian times.
1290	Gwynedd \| Gwynned
1291	Gwynessi
1292	Gwynllywg
1293	Hainault \| Hainaut
1294	Hall of Statues
1295	Hansac
1296	Hante
1297	Hard Rock
1298	Hardole \| Ladol, Radole, Rodole
1299	Harpe, Castel de – A castle.
1300	Harpe, Castel de \| Harp Castle, Herpe
1301	Hart Fell	A mountain in Scotland that is said to be a dwelling place of Merlin.
1302	Hart Fell
1303	Hebrides
1304	Hedged Manor
1305	Hel Tor
1306	Hell
1307	Help the Poor \| Help for the Poor, Secors as Povres
1308	Hemelian \| Emelianz, Emelyant, Hemelians
1309	Hen Ogledd, Yr\| ‘Old North’
1310	Hereford \| Herford
1311	Hergin
1312	Hermit de Plaisseis \| Hermite de Plessis
1313	Hermit’s Cross
1314	Hermit’s Spring \| Fontaine a’Ermite
1315	Hermitage \| Ermitage
1316	Hermitage of the Cross
1317	Hermitage of the Hedge
1318	Hermitage of the Mount
1319	Hesperides	Mador's father in the king of Hesperides.
1320	Hewin, Castle
1321	Hidden Island
1322	High Rock
1323	High Walls \| Haus Murs, Haut Moor, Haut Mur, Haute More
1324	High Wild Forest
1325	High Wood
1326	Highlands of Hell
1327	Higworth
1328	Hill Castle
1329	Hill of the Cat \| Mons du Chat, Mont du Chat
1330	Hill of the Spring
1331	Hill of Wretches
1332	Hoddam \| Hoddem
1333	Holland
1334	Holy Cemetery
1335	Holy Island of Saint Cuthbert
1336	Holy Land
1337	Hongrefort \| Hungerford
1338	Hoselice – A Saxon kingdom.
1339	Hoselice – Wales.
1340	Hoselice \| Cocelice, Haucelice, Hocelice, Hoceliche, Hoelice, Hofelice, etc.
1341	Hossent
1342	House of Holiness
1343	House of Pride	A key setting in book 1 of Edmund Spenser’s The Faerie Queene.		Learn More
1344	House of Religion
1345	House of Riches
1346	House of Temperance
1347	Hueil’s Stone
1348	Humber	The site of Arthur's last battle according to Scottish writers.
1349	Humber – A river.
1350	Humber – Leader of Huns.
1351	Humber \| Hombre, Honbre, Humbre, Ombre
1352	Hungary \| Bougrie, Hongherie, Hongrie, Honguerie, Hungre, Hungri, Hungrie
1353	Hunting Causeway
1354	Hurbise
1355	Hutton, Castle
1356	Hwicce
1357	Hyrcania \| Ertayne, Irritaine
1358	Iath n’Anann
1359	Ibaritun
1360	Iceland	Conquered by Arthur's empire.
1361	Iceland \| Yselond, Ysland
1362	Idumea
1363	Igangsol
1364	Igres
1365	Ille
1366	Ille des Merveilles
1367	Ille Estrange	A kingdom ruled by Vagor who imprisoned Lionel.
1368	Ille Tornoiant
1369	Illes
1370	Illes Estrange
1371	Illes of Battles
1372	Illes Perdue
1373	Illes, les Daerraines \| Dereines Isles de la Grant Bretaigne, Isles de Jedares, Isles d’Orient
1374	Illyricum
1375	Impenetrable Forest
1376	India \| Grand Ynde, Inde
1377	Indrawing Seas
1378	Ineen
1379	Ingagel \| Ingegal
1380	Inglecele
1381	Inglewood \| Englewood, Ingleswood
1382	Inscribed Stone
1383	Iona – A warrior.
1384	Iona – An island.
1385	Iona \| Innisnam Druidbneach
1386	Ipotente
1387	Ireland	Part of Arthur's domain, according to Geoffrey.
1388	Ireland \| Erlandi, Ierlande, Illande, Irlande, Irlaunde, Irlonde, Irois, Orlandeia, Uande, etc.
1389	Irish Bridge
1390	Isca Legionis \| Isca Legionum
1391	Isenland
1392	Iseterre \| Iserterre
1393	Iseult’s Ford
1394	Island of Battles
1395	Island of Beautiful Maidens \| Ile as Puceles Beles
1396	Island of Fairies \| Isle aux Phees
1397	Island of Glass \| Isle de Voirre
1398	Island of Honey
1399	Island of Joy
1400	Island of Maidens \| Isle of Virgins
1401	Island of Marvels \| Isle de Merveilles
1402	Island of Need \| Isle Souffroitose
1403	Island of Plenty \| Isle Plenteürose
1404	Island of Servitude
1405	Island of the Elephants
1406	Island of the Fountain
1407	Island of the Mighty
1408	Island of the Two Brothers
1409	Island that Floats \| Ile Qui Flote
1410	Island Without a Name
1411	Island, Hidden
1412	Islay
1413	Isle Estrange \| Estrangor, Estrangot, Lo Leu Estrange
1414	Isle of Anglesey
1415	Isle of Apples
1416	Isle of Honey
1417	Isle of Life	A place where Gaddifer and Perceforest enjoyed a long existance. Possibly the same as the Isle of Wight.	Perceforest
1418	Isle of Life
1419	Isle of Longtains
1420	Isle of Maidens
1421	Isle of Man \| Falga, Mana, Manaw, Manu
1422	Isle Perdue
1423	Isle, The
1424	Israel
1425	Issoudun \| Dun-Issout, Esordes, Esorduns, Essondun, Essouduns
1426	Itolac
1427	Iturea
1428	Jaffa \| Jaffe
1429	Jagent
1430	Jakobsland
1431	Janfrüege
1432	Janfuse
1433	Jemsetir
1434	Jeraphin
1435	Jerusalem \| Jherusalem
1436	Joflanze
1437	Joraphas
1438	Jordan – A river.
1439	Jordan – Chamberlain.
1440	Jordan \| Iordains, Iordànes, Iurdains, Jordain, Jordanus, Nahr al-Urdun, Yarden
1441	Joy of the Court \| Garden of Joy, Joie de la Cort, Joy of the Garden, Schoydelakurt
1442	Joyous Gard	Lancelot's castle in the north of England. Originally called Dolorous Gard.	Lancelot
1443	Joyous Garde \| Douleureuse Garde, La Dolorous Garde, Dolorous Gard, etc.
1444	Joyous Isle
1445	Judgement Field
1446	Julius the Martyr
1447	Jutland
1448	Kaheti
1449	Kalet \| Baale, Calec, Calet, Cole, Karelet
1450	Kalot Enbolot
1451	Kamerie \| Kameric, Karmerie
1452	Kanadic \| Kanedic
1453	Kanvoleis \| Kanvoleiz
1454	Karadigan \| Chastel de Karadigan, Karadigans, Karadigant
1455	Karamphi
1456	Karedonas
1457	Karinlisborg
1458	Karke
1459	Karmil
1460	Karminal
1461	Karneis
1462	Karonica
1463	Karrabel
1464	Katelange \| Katelangen
1465	Katerac
1466	Kelliwic	A Cornish stronghold belonging to ARthur, possibly Castle Killibury or Callington, Celliwith.	Arthur
1467	Kelliwic \| ‘Woodland’ \| Celliwig, Kelliwig
1468	Kelly Rounds
1469	Kent	Given by Vortigern to the Saxons, then called Gwyrangon.	Vortigern
1470	Kent
1471	Kesarija \| Kesanja
1472	Key of Wales
1473	Kibouene Pits
1474	Killaraus \| Killare, Hilomar
1475	Killaurus	Place in Ireland where Merlin collected the stones of Stonehenge.	Merlin
1476	Killibury
1477	Killibury, Cornwall	One of the legendary locations of Kelliwic, Arthur's court in the Welsh Triads.	Arthur
1478	King Arthur's Bed	A feature in Bodmin Moor (in Cornwall) that was supposedly a resting place of Arthur.	Arthur
1479	King Arthur's Downs, Cornwall	There are two bronze age stone circles here.
1480	King Arthur's Footprint	An indentation like a footprint at Tintagel.	Arthur
1481	King Arthur's Hall, Cornwall	The name of a large rectangular earthwork.
1482	King Arthur's Hunting Lodge	Supposedly used this hill for his headquarters when hunting on Goss Moor.	Arthur
1483	King Arthur’s Bed
1484	King Arthur’s Chapel
1485	King Arthur’s Footprint
1486	King Arthur’s Hall
1487	King Arthur’s Hunting Lodge
1488	King’s Fortress
1489	Kingdom of Damsels
1490	Kingdom of No Return
1491	Kingdom of the Isles
1492	Kingrivals
1493	Knucklas
1494	Korntin
1495	Kukumarlant
1496	Kyle
1497	Kynke Kenadonne \| Kink Kenadon, Kynkenadon
1498	l’Estroite Marche \| ‘The Narrow March’ \| The Streite Marche
1499	l’Estroite Voie, le Chastel de
1500	La Beale Regard
1501	La Chaucie Galesce
1502	La Choine
1503	La Joyous Garde
1504	La Lande del Quarefors \| Quareforc
1505	La Rochelle
1506	La Sapinoie
1507	La Tour Quarée
1508	Lac
1509	Lac, Well of
1510	Lacen \| Lacene
1511	Lady Chapel
1512	Læhtamris
1513	Lake Bourget
1514	Lake Diana
1515	Lake District	Suggested by S. G. Wildman to be the place where Arthur was brought up.\\	Arthur
1516	Lake District
1517	Lake of Idleness
1518	Lake of the Beast
1519	Lake of Twins
1520	Lake, The
1521	Lalut \| Laluth
1522	Lamaine \| Lamingue, Laungne, Lauungue
1523	Lamanha
1524	Lambale \| Lambal, Lamball, Lambayle, Lambele, Lambelle
1525	Lambeth \| Lambehythe
1526	Lamborc \| Lambor, Lanbor, Lanborc
1527	Lambrion \| Lambrions
1528	Lanark
1529	Lancaster \| Leescestre, Leycestre, Lincestre
1530	Lancelot’s Tower
1531	Lances, Chapel of the
1532	Lancien	A place where Mark dwelt, now Lantyan.	Mark
1533	Lancien \| Lantayn, Lantyan, Lencien
1534	Land Beyond the Borders of Galone
1535	Land From Which No One Returned
1536	Land Laid Waste
1537	Land of Giants
1538	Land of Maidens
1539	Land of Pastures and Giants
1540	Land of the Grazing Grounds
1541	Land of the Horn
1542	Land that Tristan Freed
1543	Landemore \| Landesmores, Landemeure
1544	Landoc
1545	Landone \| Landoine, Landoyne
1546	Landsdown Hill
1547	Laner
1548	Laner – In southwest Scotland.
1549	Laner – Knight of the Round Table.
1550	Langree
1551	Langres
1552	Languedoc \| Landok, Langueduk
1553	Lanorio
1554	Lansdown Hill	Near Bath, one of the possible sites of the battle of Mount Badon.
1555	Lantyan
1556	Lanvale
1557	Lanvenic
1558	Lanvernis \| Lanerv, Lannerieur, Lauvernis
1559	Lanverunz \| Lanveranz
1560	Lanyon Quoit
1561	Lapland	Eastern border of Arthur's empire.	Arthur
1562	Lapland \| Lappland
1563	Latinale
1564	Laudelet
1565	Lausanne \| le Chat de Losane
1566	Lawenor \| Lavanor, Lavenor, Levanor
1567	Layre
1568	Le Mans
1569	Le Mares \| Des Mares, Marasse
1570	Le Puis de Malohaut
1571	Le Tertre Deuee
1572	Leicester \| Leyccer
1573	Lemuria
1574	Lendrie
1575	Lennox
1576	Leoplane
1577	Leprous Lady, Castle of the
1578	Lerlinte
1579	Lespar
1580	Leu Estrange \| Estrangot
1581	Levegnic
1582	Leverzep \| Laverep, Leverop, Leverserp, Leverzep, Leverzerp, Levezerp, Lonazep, Lonezep, etc.
1583	Li Gweiz Prelljus
1584	Liantes
1585	Libya \| Libe, Lubee, Lybee, Lybia, Lyby
1586	Licat Anir	A mound that is supposedly the resting place of Arthur's son, Amr.
1587	Licat Anir \| Licat Amr
1588	Liddington Castle
1589	Liddington Castle, Wiltshire	Oen more proposed location for the Battle of Badon Hill. There was an iron age hillfort here.	Arthur
1590	Lidel
1591	Liez
1592	Limerick \| Limeri
1593	Limoges
1594	Limor
1595	Limors – A castle.
1596	Limors – A town.
1597	Limors \| ‘Death’ \| Liimors, Limwris
1598	Limousin \| Limosin
1599	Lincoln
1600	Lindesores
1601	Lindisfarne \| Holy Island of Saint Cuthberg, Medgaud
1602	Lindsey \| Linnuis, Lindsege
1603	Linligwan \| Llyn Lliwan
1604	Linnuis	One of four of Arthur's battles in the catalogue of Nennius. Possibly Lindsey	Arthur
1605	Linnuis
1606	Linthcamus \| Lintheamus
1607	Lion of the Fountain
1608	Liones	A kingdom ruled by Meliodas, father of Tristan. Possibly the same as Lyonesse.	Tristan
1609	Liones \| Elionois, Leonois, Lyoness
1610	Lionferfo
1611	Liorlinge
1612	Lis \| Liz
1613	Listenois \| Lestenois, Listenoise, Listinois, Listonei, Listoneis, Lystenois, etc.
1614	Listinoise	A kingdom that eventually became the Waste Land when Pellehan received the Dolorous Stroke.
1615	Litan
1616	Little Britain
1617	Little Ireland
1618	Liz
1619	Lizaborye
1620	Llanbadarn
1621	Llancarfan
1622	Llancarfan Abbey
1623	Llandaff
1624	Llanforfael
1625	Llanmelin
1626	Llaxiestyn
1627	Lligwy Cromlech \| Arthur’s Quoit
1628	Lloegr \| Lloegyr
1629	Llongborth	The site of a battle in which Geraint died in Geraint son of Erbin.	Geraint/Erec
1630	Llongborth
1631	Llwch Ewin
1632	Llwch Tawy
1633	Llwyfenydd
1634	Llychlyn	Welsh name for Scandinavia, but may have also referred to an Otherworldly realm.
1635	Llychlyn
1636	Llyn Barfog
1637	Llyn Eiddwen
1638	Llyn Llech Owen
1639	Llyn Llydaw
1640	Llyn Llyw
1641	Llyn Ogwen
1642	Llyn yr Afanc
1643	Locris
1644	Lodonesia
1645	Logres	The name for England in Arthurian romance, derived from the Welsh Lloegr.
1646	Logres – A city.
1647	Logres – England.
1648	Logres \| Logereis, Logris, Logroys, Londres, Longres, Lugereis, Nogres
1649	Loire \| Leire, Leue, Leyer, Loirre
1650	Lombardy	Territory of King Ladis.
1651	Lombardy \| Lombardie
1652	Lomond \| Lumine, Lumond
1653	London	Many sources place Arthur's court in London.	Arthur
1654	London \| Caer Lludd, Caer Lundein, Caer-Lundene, Laidon, Londen, Londres, Londrez, Lounde, etc.
1655	London Bridge
1656	London Cathedral
1657	Londres – A king.
1658	Londres – Capital.
1659	Londres – Variation of London.
1660	Londres \| Londen, London, Londrez, Lounde, Lunden, Lundres
1661	Loneley Forest
1662	Long Isles, The \| District Isles, Long Islands
1663	Longtown
1664	Longueson \| Longe Fain, Longueles
1665	Lonvego \| Lonege, Longue, Lovege, Nolego
1666	Lorgan
1667	Lorraine \| Loreyn
1668	Lost Bridge
1669	Lost City
1670	Lost Island
1671	Lost Rock
1672	Lothian \| Leoneis, Leoneys, Leonis, Leonois, Leonoys, Lodien, Lodient, Lodonesia, Loenois, etc.
1673	Lotor
1674	Loudun Hill
1675	Lovedon \| Gloacedon, Gloucedon, Lendon
1676	Löver \| Lover
1677	Low Spring
1678	Lower Islands
1679	Lucerne
1680	Ludenoit \| Fin de Mort, Suideuort
1681	Luisance \| Nuisance
1682	Lundein
1683	Luogo Franco \| ‘French Room’
1684	Lusin
1685	Lut
1686	Luthrino
1687	Luxembourg \| Lusheburgh, Luxemburg
1688	Lwndrys
1689	Lycoine
1690	Lyle
1691	Lylyn Barfog	A lake in Gwynedd where Arthur supposedly fought an afanc.
1692	Lyonas
1693	Lyonesse	A possible location for the legendary kingdom of Tristan and other figures. Possibly the Isles of Scilly.	Tristan
1694	Lyonesse \| Liones, Lyoness, Lyonnesse
1695	Lyonesse Castle
1696	Lyons
1697	Maiden Castle, Dorset	An iron age castle often compared to the Castle of Maidens in Arthurian literature.
1698	Maidenland	A country where Lancelot was raised by his foster-mother.
1699	Merlin's Cave	Located in Tintagel, Cornwall, it is said to be haunted by Merlin.	Merlin
1700	Merlin's Chair, Carmarthen	A chair-like summit. Merlin is said to be sleeping beneath the hill.	Merlin
1701	Merlin's Hill Cave	A cave in Carmarthen where Merlin was said to be buried.	Merlin
1702	Merlin's Mound, Marlborough	An earthwork thought to be Merlin's grave.	Merlin
1703	Merlin's Spring	A spring in Barenton, Brittany and an old pilgrimage site.	Merlin
1704	Merlin's Tomb	Former name of a mount in Camp du Tournoi in Brittany.	Merlin
1705	Merlin's Tree	A Priory Oak in Carmarthen. If the tree fell, it would mean the destruction of Carmarthen.	Merlin
1706	Moel Arthur, Clwyd	An old earthwork named after Arthur	Arthur
1707	Momur	Fairy Kingdom ruled by Oberon in Huon de Bordeaux
1708	Mongibel	Another name for Mt. Etna, a possible Avalon.
1709	Mont du Chat	A site in the Alps where Arthur fought a large cat. A version of the Cath Palug legend.
1710	Morgannwg	Small kingdom in Wales. The royal family is supposedly form the line of Caradoc.
1711	Mousehole, Cornwall	A rock where Merlin was said to prophesy.	Merlin
1712	Munsalvaesche	The mountain where the Grail was supposedly kept, according to Wolfram.
1713	Mynydd Fyrddin	A mountain at Longtown in Herefordshire where Merlin is supposedly buried.	Merlin
1714	Nantes	The seat of Arthur's court according to Wolfram.
1715	Narsinga	The father of Verona was a king of Narsinga.
1716	Norhout	Soldiers from this region killed Meliodas, father of Tristan.	Tristan
1717	Northgalis	Possibly the same as North Wales. Potentially Northumbria in some versions.
1718	Northumberland	A northern region ruled by King Pellinore, King Clarion, King Cador, and King Detors.
1719	Norway	The northern region ruled by many kingdoms during Arthur's day. Lot claimed part of it.	Lot
1720	Ogo'r Dinas	A cave near Llandebie.
1721	Ogof Lanciau Eryri	A cave in North Wales where Arthur's men supposedly awaited his return.
1722	Orkeneys	Home of King Lot and his sons, Gawain, Agravaine, Caheris, and Gareth. Latin name is Orcades.	Gawain
1723	Padstow	A Cornish town said to be Arthur's birthplace.	Arthur
1724	Palace Adventurous	A palace within the Castle of Carbonek, that was said to contain the Grail.
1725	Pannenoisance	A city said to be Arthur's capital in Perlesvaus.	Arthur
1726	Parmenie	Supposed territory ruled by Tristan's father, according to Gottfriend von Strassburg.
1727	Pedrafita do Cebreiro	A place in Spain where Galahad supposedly saw the Holy Grail.	Galahad
1728	Pela Orso	In an Italian poem, this is the castle of Morgan le Fay	Morgan le Fay
1729	Pen Arthur, Dyfed	A hill associated with Arthur throwing a boulder for a full mile from the summit.	Arthur
1730	Penbedw	Farm in Supernatural Clwyd, where it is suggested that the standing stones on the farm could be Arthur's grave.	Arthur
1731	Pendragon Castle, Cumbria	Traditional site of Uther Pendragon's fortress.	Uther
1732	Perilous Bridge	A bridge in Perlesvaus that led to the Grail.
1733	Powys	An early Welsh dominion. Supposedly ruled by Cadell I, Cyngen I, and Brochmael I.
1734	Purgatory	Visited by Gawain in the Dutch romance, Walewein.	Gawain
1735	Recesse	A kingdom ruled by Carras, brother to King Claudas.
1736	Rheged	A kingdom in present day Cumbria, ruled by Urien.
1737	Salisbury Plain	In Malory, the site of Arthur's final battle.
1738	Samson, The Isles of Scilly	The supposed location of a fight between Arthur and Morholt/Marhaus.	Arthur
1739	Sarras	A pagan city where Galahad died.	Galahad
1740	Saynes	A kingdom conquered by Arthur.
1741	Servage	An island that once belonged to the giant, Nabon.
1742	Sewingshields	A castle in Northumberland where Arthur, Guinevere and some knights were said to rest.
1743	Shalott	Also called Astolat. From whence the Lady of Shalott came.
1744	Silchester, Hampshire	In History of the Kings of Britain, Arthur is crowned here.	Arthur
1745	Silva Caledoniae	A wood in the Lowlands of Scotland where Arthur fought a battle.	Arthur
1746	Slaughter Bridge, Cornwall	Old bridge associated both with Arthur's birth and his death.	Arthur
1747	Sorelois	A kingdom ruled by Gloier.
1748	Sorestan	A kingdom in South Wales.
1749	Sorhaut	The capital of both Gore and Sorelois.
1750	St. Govan's Chapel, Dyfed	Claimed to be the location of Gawain's tomb.	Gawain
1751	Stonehenge, Wiltshire	In Arthurian Legend the stones were brought to Britain from Ireland by Merlin. Also supposedly the grave of Ambrosius Aurelianus.	Merlin
1752	Stranggore	A kingdom in Eastern Wales, ruled over by Brandegoris.
1753	Strathclyde	A kingdom in the lowlands of Scotland during the time of Arthur.
1754	Surluse	A kingdom, possibly the same as Sorelois.
1755	Syria	Brought up frequently in Arthurian lore.
1756	Taneborc	A place where Arthur resided, possibly Edinburgh or Oswestry.
1757	Tangled Wood	A place ruled by Valerin.
1758	Terre Foraine	A country ruled by King Kalafes.
1759	Terrestrial Paradise	In Le Chanson d'Esclarmonde, the heroine is taken by Morgan to this page, which is the Garden of Eden.
1760	The Pillar of Eliseg, Clwyd	A stone cross with a Latin inscription mentioning Vortigern.	Vortigern
1761	Tintagel, Cornwall	The mythical birth place of Arthur.	Arthur
1762	Tregalen	Site of Arthur's last battle in Welsh lore.
1763	Treryn Dinas	A castle in Cornwall that belonged to Arthur according to folklore.
1764	Tribuit	An unknown river where Arthur fought one of his battles.
1765	Tristan's Stone, Cornwall	A stone monolith with an inscription thought to refer to Tristan and Mark.	Tristan
1766	Turning Island	An island whree Nascien was placed after his rescue from prison.
1767	Tweedsmuir	These standing stones are supposedly a monument to Jack the Giant-killer.
1768	Ty Gwydr	A glass house where Merlin supposedly stayed.
1769	Ty-Newydd Standing Stones	Stones in Dyfed also called "Stones of Arthur's Sons." Said to be a monument to them.
1770	Vellendrucher	A site in Cornwall where Arthur supposedly fought and defeated the Danes.
1771	Wales	One of the key regions for the origin of Arthur.
1772	Walweitha	A territory that Gawain ruled over.
1773	Waste Land	In the Grail saga, this was a land that could only be healed by the Grail quester.
1774	Wearyall Hill, Glastonbury	The traditional site where Joseph of Arimathea planted his staff where the Holy Thorn now grows.	Joseph of Arimathea
1775	Wigan	A town thought to be the site of Arthur's victories.
1776	Winchester, Hampshire	The site of an old table claimed by Henry VIII to be the Round Table of Arthurian legend.	Arthur
1777	Windfall Run	A place in America where Arthur supposedly drank from a spring.
1778	Windsor	A count of Windsor rebelled against Arthur but was defeated.
1779	Ys	A legendary city in Brittany, supposedly submerged.

Arthurian Bibliography

Norris Lacy, Geoffrey Ashe, Debra Mancoff – The Arthurian Handbook (Second Edition)
Alan Lupack – The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend
Ronan Coghlan – The Illustrated Encyclopaedia of Arthurian Legends
Anonymous – Lancelot-Grail, the French Vulgate
Sir Thomas Malory – Le Morte d’Arthur

See also my ever-expanding list of primary and secondary sources.

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Phillip Whire

September 25, 2022 at 6:17 pm

Hi,
You seem to be missing out the most obvious site Mynydd Baidon over looking the Severn estuary.

Most of the defences have been ploughed out or lost by other means over time. The defensive ditching of several ditches wide can still be seen at various points. The approximate size can be determined from this and would appear to be around a 100 acres making it the biggest hillfort in Europe.

It was here that the Silures made their last stand against the Romans in the 70s A.D. In Arthur’s case with the fall of the walled towns it would have been likely that they would have fallen back to this defensive position in South East Glamorgan.

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