The Mering Stream was a border stream of both Rohan and Gondor.
The Mering Stream or (Sindarin) Glanhír formed the border between the realms of Gondor and Rohan, together with the White Mountains (Ered Nimrais) and the Mouths of the Entwash.
West of the Mering Stream lay the Rohirric province of Eastfold and east of the river lay the Gondorian province of Anórien.
The Mering Stream flew through Firien wood, which grew about the mountain Halifirien, last of the Warning beacons of Gondor.
Translations around the World
| Foreign Language | Translated name |
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| Chinese (Hong Kong) | 摩林溪 |
| Hungarian | Határ-folyam |
| Rivers of Arda |
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Adorn | Adurant | Anduin | Aros River | Ascar | Brandywine River | Brilthor | Brithon | Bruinen | Celebrant | Celebros | Celon | Celos | Ciril | Duilwen | Enchanted river | Entwash | Erui | Esgalduin | Forest River | Gelion | Gilrain | Ginglith | Gladden | Glanduin | Glithui | Greater Gelion | Greyflood | Greylin | Gwathló | Harnen | Isen | Langwell | Lefnui | Legolin | Limlight | Little Gelion | Lune | Malduin | Mering Stream | Mindeb | Mitheithel | Morgulduin | Morthond | Narog | Nenning | Nimrodel | Nunduinë | Poros | Rapids of Sarn Gebir | Redwater | Ringló | Ringwil | River Running | Rivil | Serni | Shire-water | Sirannon | Siril | Sirion | Sirith | Snowbourn | Taeglin | Thalos | Withywindle |
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