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The river '''Ciril''' also spelled '''''[[Kiril]]''''', was counted as third of the [[Rivers of Gondor|Seven Rivers of Gondor]].
The river '''Ciril''' also spelled '''''[[Kiril]]''''', was counted as third of the [[Rivers of Gondor|Seven Rivers of Gondor]].


It arose in an isolated peak south of the [[White Mountains]] in the north of the [[Gondor]]ian region of [[Lamedon]], and flowed south past the city of [[Calembel]] until it met the river [[Ringló]], and as part of that river flowed towards [[Edhellond]].
It arose in an isolated peak south of the [[White Mountains]] in the north of the [[Gondor]]ian region of [[Lamedon]], and flowed south past the city of [[Calembel]] until it met the river [[Ringló]], and as part of that river flowed towards [[Edhellond]].<ref>{{RK|Map}}</ref>


On [[9 March]] {{TA|3019}}<ref>{{App|Great}}</ref> [[Aragorn]] led [[Gimli]], [[Legolas]], the [[Grey Company]], and the [[Oathbreakers]] across the Ciril on the way to [[Pelargir]].<ref>{{RK|V2}}</ref>
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Revision as of 05:59, 18 August 2011

The river Ciril also spelled Kiril, was counted as third of the Seven Rivers of Gondor.

It arose in an isolated peak south of the White Mountains in the north of the Gondorian region of Lamedon, and flowed south past the city of Calembel until it met the river Ringló, and as part of that river flowed towards Edhellond.[1]

On 9 March T.A. 3019[2] Aragorn led Gimli, Legolas, the Grey Company, and the Oathbreakers across the Ciril on the way to Pelargir.[3]

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