Kobestav

Kobestav is a fictional geographical location that appears in the works of author J.R.R. Tolkien. It is a region within the larger realm of Eriador, which is situated in the northwestern part of Middle-earth. Kobestav is depicted as being a relatively wild and sparsely populated area, often characterized by rolling hills and open plains.

Within the narrative, Kobestav is not a focal point of major events or storylines. Instead, it serves as a backdrop or a transitional area for characters traveling through Eriador. Its existence contributes to the overall geographical complexity and verisimilitude of Tolkien's created world. Information regarding the specific inhabitants, culture, or political status of Kobestav is limited in Tolkien's published works, suggesting it is a place of minor significance in the grander scheme of Middle-earth's history. It is sometimes mentioned in passing as a point on a journey or as a general area to the north or east of more prominent locations like the Shire or Bree. The name itself, Kobestav, is not a commonly discussed element in Tolkien scholarship, further indicating its secondary role in the lore.