The Wolfswood[1] is a forest in the North. It is located just north of Winterfell and extends for some three hundred miles north and west to the Bay of Ice. Deepwood Motte is located north-west of Winterfell on the other side of the Wolfswood, close to the Bay of Ice.
The area is controlled mostly by House Glover of Deepwood Motte.
History[]
Game of Thrones: Season 1[]
Bran Stark is attacked by wildlings (one of them being Osha) in the Wolfswood, before being rescued by Robb and Theon.[2]
Game of Thrones: Season 5[]
During the battle in the ice Stannis' army retreats into the Wolfswood, where the Bolton Cavalry pursues and annihilates them.
In the books[]
In the A Song of Ice and Fire novels, the Wolfswood is so-named for the numerous wolves that live within its eaves. The forest is settled by crofters, foresters and hunters. House Glover of Deepwood Motte controls much of the territory of the Wolfswood. Sub-vassals of the Glovers who also live in the Wolfswood include House Forrester, House Woods, House Branch, and House Bole. Despite these woodsmen, overall the forest is thinly populated, wild and untamed.
References[]
- ↑ Map. HBO. Retrieved March 15, 2023.
- ↑ "A Golden Crown"
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| Regional capital | |
| Settlements |
Barrowton · Castle Cerwyn · Crofters Village · Deepwood Motte · Dormand Hall · Dreadfort · Flint's Finger · Greywater Watch · Hornwood · Karhold · Last Hearth · Moat Cailin · Mormont Keep · Oldcastle · Ramsgate · Torrhen's Square · Tumbledown Tower · White Harbor · Widow's Watch · Winter town |
| Regions |
Barrowlands · Cape Kraken · Neck · Rills · Sea Dragon Point · Stony Shore |
| Coastal areas |
Bay of Ice · Bay of Seals · Bite · Blazewater Bay · Ironman's Bay · Saltspear |
| Islands |
Bear Island · Skagos · Skane |
| Rivers and lakes |
Broken Branch · Crofters Pond · Last River · Long Lake · Weeping Water · White Knife · Wolf's Water |
| Roads | |
| Geographic features |
Frostfangs · Grey Cliffs · Lonely Hills · Wolfswood |