Fanmade Interactive Map

Beta version: Some entries need polishing and proper credit to theory sources (Reddit & the wiki).
Map source: Worldbuilders . Compare official versions: Map Comparator .

Four Corners of Civilization - Worldbuilders
Haeth Ademre Modeg Khershaen The Eld Vintas The Free City of Tinue Severen Renere The Small Kingdoms Junpui Atur The Aturan Empire Anilin Imre Tarbean The University Yll Commonwealth Ceald Calderero Goverment Seat Farrowton Sisters Vesumbi Islands Ralien Great Stone Road North Sanshole Dalonir Centhe Omerdal Northern Enlas Stormwal Hallowfell Andallen The Six Sisters Keretes Tahlenwald Feant Crosson Ven Veden Temerant The Barrens The Velt

Unlocated Places

Fan-theories or locations not confirmed on official maps:

Newarre
Possibly located in Vintas, near the Small Kingdoms. Is the town of the Waystone Inn.
Caluptena
Theorized near Modeg. Was an ancient source of knowledge that was burned by the church, The Archive has "fragments" from Caluptena.
Myr Tariniel
Legendary lost city of the Chandrian.
Ergen Empire/Drossen Tor
From the Creation War

Frequently Asked Questions:

Where is Newarre?

Newarre is probably somewhere in Vintas, but we don’t know for certain — perhaps by design

Why is the map oriented to the east instead of the north?

There is no concrete reason why a map should orient north “up.” In real life, maps have been oriented in all directions depending on custom and purpose. But honestly, good question. It might be worth considering the cultural significance of directionality in the world of the story — notice that this map is made in-universe by the Farrowton sisters. Also, there is no magnetic north in this world.

What is the name of this world?

Temerant

What is the scale?

There isn’t a precise scale and is not mean to have one — the map was likely produced with technology less "advanced" than ours and something something magic. That said, we can try to estimate distances from details mentioned in the books. For example, walking from Imre to the University is about 2–3 miles. Knock yourself out doing the math.

Why are some areas clickable while other not?

Only the areas with known information are clickable; the others are not because we don’t know anything about them. I allowed myself to add speculation to some, but this new map introduces completely new names.