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A map showing the location of the Sea of Dorne off the coast of Westeros.
The Sea of Dorne[1] is a large inlet of the Narrow Sea in southern Westeros, separating Dorne from the Stormlands. The islands of Estermont and the Stepstones guard the mouth of the Sea of Dorne.
In the books[]
In the A Song of Ice and Fire novels, the Sea of Dorne is in the same location, bordered by the coast of Dorne to the south and the coast of Cape Wrath to the north. The coast of Dorne is craggy and difficult to land on, making invading the land by sea extremely difficult (although King Daeron I Targaryen did manage this during both of his attempts to conquer Dorne).
The castles of Wyl, Yronwood, the Tor and Ghost Hill lie on the Dornish coast, while Stonehelm and Mistwood lie on the Stormland coast. The Dornish maintain a prison on the tiny rock of Ghaston Grey, located just off the coast near the Tor. The prison's location makes it almost impossible to escape from.
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Bodies of water | |
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| Major seas |
Jade Sea · Narrow Sea · Shivering Sea · Sunset Sea · Summer Sea |
| Lesser and inland seas |
Bay of Ice · Bay of Seals · Bite · Blackwater Bay · Blazewater Bay · Ghiscari Strait · Gulf of Grief · Gullet · Ironman's Bay · Jade Gates · Lorath Bay · North Sea · Redwyne Straits · Saffron Straits · Saltspear · Sea of Dorne · Sea of Myrth · Sea of Sighs · Shipbreaker Bay · Slaver's Bay · Smoking Sea |
| Rivers |
Blackwater Rush · Brimstone · Broken Branch · Greenblood (Scourge) · Honeywine · Last River · Mander (Blueburn · Cockleswhent) · Milkwater River · Rhoyne (Qhoyne) · Skahazadhan · Trident (Ruby Ford · Tumblestone) · Weeping Water · Wendwater · Worm River · White Knife (Wolf's Water) · Yellow Fork |
| Lakes | |