Conorway

Conorway is a fictional geographical location that appears in the works of author J.R.R. Tolkien. It is not a prominent place in his legendarium, but it is mentioned in passing within his writings. Specifically, Conorway is identified as a river. Its precise geographical placement within Middle-earth is not detailed, suggesting it is a minor waterway rather than a significant river like the Anduin or the Entwash.

The river Conorway is most notably mentioned in the context of the early history of the Elves, or possibly in relation to the journeys of certain characters during the First Age. Its limited appearance means that little is known about its source, its course, or its eventual destination, such as a sea or a larger river. The name itself, like many of Tolkien's invented place names, carries a somewhat archaic and possibly Elvish or Mannish flavor, consistent with the linguistic traditions he developed for his world. Due to its infrequent mentions, Conorway serves more as a background detail, adding to the richness and complexity of Tolkien's imagined geography, rather than playing a central role in any narrative.