Zuberg

Zuberg is a fictional mountain range that appears in J.R.R. Tolkien's legendarium. It is primarily mentioned in the context of Middle-earth's early history. The Zuberg mountains are described as being located in the northern regions of the continent, forming a significant geographical barrier. Their exact placement and scale are not detailed with the same precision as some of Tolkien's more prominent geographical features like the Misty Mountains or the Blue Mountains.

In Tolkien's writings, the Zuberg is often associated with the ancient past and the great migrations of the peoples of Middle-earth. They are sometimes referenced in relation to the movements of the Elves or the early Dwarves. The name itself, "Zuberg," suggests a northern, possibly Germanic or Nordic, linguistic influence, consistent with Tolkien's penchant for creating place names with specific etymological roots. While not a central location for any major events in *The Hobbit* or *The Lord of the Rings*, the Zuberg contributes to the vast and complex geography that underpins Tolkien's fictional world. Its existence implies a wild and untamed territory, adding depth to the overall mapping of Middle-earth.