Game of Thrones map
Complete Westeros and Essos map of Game of Thrones: the Wall, the great keeps, the Free Cities, Slaver’s Bay, and the road east to Qarth.
Index
Every named pin on this map. Filter, open a photo, or jump to it.
32 listed
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Ice, 700 feet, from the Frostfangs to Eastwatch. The Night’s Watch walks the top.
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The Watch’s working castle. Lord Commander’s tower, the winch, the tunnel.
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Seat of House Stark. Hot springs under the stone, godswood with a heart tree, crypts below.
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Bolton seat. Flayed men on the banners, a long road from Winterfell.
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Umber keep, last inhabited castle before the Wall on the kingsroad’s east.
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Manderly port on the Bite. The North’s only real city and its mint.
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Ruined choke on the Neck. Three towers still command the causeway.
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Frey crossing of the Green Fork. Two keeps, one bridge, a wedding no one forgets.
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Arryn seat in the Giant’s Lance. A castle in the sky, a moon door, a long way down.
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Tully seat in the fork of two rivers. A moat you can flood.
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Burned megacastle on the Gods Eye. Too big to garrison, too cursed to love.
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Greyjoy seat on the Iron Islands. Keeps linked by rope bridges over the sea.
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Lannister seat over Lannisport. A rock with a gold mine and a lion on the gate.
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Capital on the Blackwater. Red Keep, Great Sept, Flea Bottom, a harbor that smells of tar.
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Targaryen island fortress in Blackwater Bay. Dragonglass in the cells.
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Baratheon seat. A curtain wall that has never fallen to storm or siege.
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Tyrell seat in the Reach. Roses, a Mander view, and the breadbasket of the realm.
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Hightower and the Citadel. The oldest city in Westeros, still running on maesters.
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Martell seat in Dorne. Water gardens nearby, a spear-and-sun palace on the sea.
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Secret city of the lagoon. Titan in the channel, Iron Bank, House of Black and White.
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Magister city across the Narrow Sea. Illyrio’s manse, cheese, and hired Dothraki.
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Craftsmen and lenses. One of the three daughters fighting over the Disputed Lands.
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Dyed beards and sellswords. A stepstone hop from Westeros.
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Perfume, pillows, and a humid island. The third daughter.
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Oldest surviving Free City. Black walls, a red priest’s square, the Rhoyne’s mouth.
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Dothraki sacred city. No blades drawn, a horse god, a market of stolen cities.
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Largest of the slaver cities. Pyramid, fighting pits, a harpy on the gate.
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Yellow city of slaves and wise masters, south of Meereen.
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Red brick, Unsullied, and a harpy that sold an army.
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Smoking peninsula. The Doom left glass candles and a sea that still boils.
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Gateway of the Jade Sea. Triple walls, a House of the Undying, spice.
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Far east port of shadowbinders. The river Ash, red priests, no children in the streets.
About
What this world is doing on the plate, and the numbers behind it.
- Updated August 31, 2026
- Kevin Henrique
- Editorial policy
How Westeros sits
The left continent is Westeros. The Wall is the ice cap. Winterfell is a hard ride down the kingsroad through the Neck and Moat Cailin. The capital is a Blackwater port in the south-east of that continent. Dorne is the hot peninsula at the bottom. The Iron Islands and Casterly Rock hold the west coast. Highgarden and Oldtown feed and teach the Reach.
The Narrow Sea
Braavos hides in a northern lagoon on the far shore. Pentos is the usual crossing for a Targaryen with a magister. The Stepstones and the three daughters — Myr, Tyrosh, Lys — fight over the middle water. Volantis is the old mouth of the Rhoyne, much further south-east.
Essos inland
Vaes Dothrak is a city you do not draw blades in, sitting in the Dothraki sea. Slaver’s Bay is Meereen, Yunkai, Astapor, pyramids facing the water. Valyria is the smoking ruin of a peninsula. Qarth walls the Jade Sea. Asshai is the far shadow, a port the show barely walks and the books still smell of.
Winterfell is a full north–south from the capital. The Neck is the pinch that makes the North defensible. Braavos faces the Bite. Asshai stays on the far east of the known world.
Games
Prove you know Game of Thrones. 32 named pins sit on this plate. Name a still, drop a pin on a place, or read a blurb. Repeated marks — stars, chests, the same name twice — stay out of the round.