Ramdal

Ramdal
   'Wall's End' (see Andram), where the dividing fall across Beleriand ceased.
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   'Wall's End'.
   A cluster of low hills in East Beleriand, some miles to the west of Amon Ereb. They marked the eastern extent of the Andram, the Long Wall that ran eastward for many leagues from the hills around Nargothrond.

J.R.R. Tolkien's Middle-earth glossary. . 2003.

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