Nan Curunír was the name given to the southernmost valley of the Misty Mountains, at the foot of the mountain Methedras.
Nan Curunír became the location of Isengard late in the Second Age, and gained its name when the wizard Saruman, whose initial name was Curunír, made it his place of residence in TA 2759.
Translations[]
| Foreign Language | Translated name |
| Chinese | 捻苦路納 |
| Hebrew | נאן קורוניר |
| Japanese | ナン・クルニーア |
| Russian | Нан-Курунир |
| Ukrainian Cyrillic | Нан-Курунір |
Nan Curunír in its desolate state in The Lord of the Rings Online