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Night's Watch
Night's Watch

"A long time ago, you may have had men from Queensgate and Long Barrow and the other sixteen castles of the Wall come to Castle Black for an election."
Alliser Thorne[src]

Long Barrow[1] is a castle on the Wall.[2]

In the books[]

In the A Song of Ice and Fire novels, Long Barrow is an abandoned castle on the Wall located between Rimegate to west and the Torches to the east.

Mance Rayder tells Jon that he once climbed the Wall near Long Barrow, when he traveled to Winterfell for King Robert Baratheon's visit in the guise of a bard.

Jon plans to re-garrison the castle with men from Eastwatch-by-the-Sea. The Lord of Bones is seen near Long Barrow shortly before the battle for the Wall, and is captured there by Cotter Pyke.

Following an alliance with the Free Folk, Jon re-garrisons the castle with spearwives under the command of Iron Emmett with Eddison Tollett, which inspires the men of the Night's Watch to call it "Whore's Barrow."

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