The regions of Westeros
The Seven Kingdoms are divided into nine regions, each ruled by a Great House from an ancient seat. Click a region to open its own map, key places and quick facts.
From north to south the regions grow warmer, richer and more crowded. The North is enormous and empty; the Reach is small by comparison but feeds the whole realm. Together with the lands beyond the Wall they cover the entire continent shown on the map.
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Beyond the Wall
The wild lands north of the Wall: the Haunted Forest, the Frostfangs and the frozen Lands of Always Winter.
The North
The largest of the Seven Kingdoms, ruled from Winterfell by House Stark and guarded by the Wall.
Seat: Winterfell · House Stark
The Iron Islands
Seven storm-lashed islands in Ironman's Bay, home of the ironborn and House Greyjoy of Pyke.
Seat: Pyke · House Greyjoy
The Riverlands
The fertile heart of Westeros around the Trident, ruled from Riverrun by House Tully and crossed by every army.
Seat: Riverrun · House Tully
The Vale of Arryn
A fertile valley walled in by the Mountains of the Moon, ruled from the Eyrie by House Arryn.
Seat: The Eyrie · House Arryn
The Westerlands
Hilly, gold-rich country on the Sunset Sea, ruled from Casterly Rock by House Lannister.
Seat: Casterly Rock · House Lannister
The Crownlands
The lands around King's Landing and Blackwater Bay, held directly by the Iron Throne since Aegon's Conquest.
Seat: King's Landing · House Targaryen
The Reach
The most fertile and populous region of Westeros, ruled from Highgarden by House Tyrell.
Seat: Highgarden · House Tyrell
The Stormlands
Rain-lashed forests and coasts on the Narrow Sea, ruled from Storm's End by House Baratheon.
Seat: Storm's End · House Baratheon
Dorne
The hot, dry southernmost region of Westeros, ruled from Sunspear by the Princes of House Martell.
Seat: Sunspear · House Martell