Online:Places

Tamriel divided into regions colored by alliance

There are a large variety of places in The Elder Scrolls Online spread across Tamriel and beyond. This page lists the most important places sorted by type, as well as a list of zones. See Maps for an overview of the icons used for different types of places, and for other available maps in the game.

Place List

• Arenas — Round-based challenges
• Crafting Sites — Special Crafting Stations for creating item sets with specific properties
• Delves — Minor open-world dungeons
• Dolmens — Summoning locations for Molag Bal's Dark Anchors
• Explorable Locations — Major locations that lack a quest objective
• Group Bosses — Locations of overland world bosses
• Group Delves — Small, instanced dungeons designed for groups
• Group Dungeons — Large, instanced dungeons designed for groups
• Group Events — Overland events designed for large groups
• Public Dungeons — Large open-world dungeons designed for groups
• Quest Hubs — Places with an associated quest objective
• Quest-Specific Locations — Places visited only during their related quests
• Trials — Large, instanced raid dungeons designed for groups of 12
• Mundus Stones — Magical stones which grant special passive abilities
• Striking Locales — Landmarks required for Exploration Achievements
• Unmarked Locations — Major overworld locations that don't have their own map marker
• Wayshrines — Access points to the fast-travel system

Alliance War Places

• Artifact Gates — Gates used to restrict access to Scroll Temples
• Border Keeps — The Alliance entry areas into Cyrodiil
• Keeps — Strategic military fortifications in Cyrodiil
• Outposts — Minor military installations in Cyrodiil
• Scroll Temples — Temples built to hold the Elder Scrolls in Cyrodiil

Minor Locations

• Bodies of Water — Lakes, rivers and seas
• Buildings — Homes, Barracks, Houses of Worship, and other important buildings
• Services — Banks, Stores, Guildhalls, Inns, Stables and other services

Places by Style

• Ayleid Ruins — The ruins of ancient Ayleid cities
• Battlefields — Sites of ancient and contemporary battles
• Camps — Bandit camps, guard camps, and other temporary settlements
• Caves — Root hollows, lava chambers, ice caves, and all other types of natural cavern
• Cemeteries — Graveyards, necropoli and other places where the (un)dead dwell
• Cities — Major settlements in each zone
• Crypts — Tombs, barrows, and other underground burial sites
• Daedric Ruins — Ancient shrines to the Daedric Princes
• Docks — Harbors, boatyards and shipwreck sites
• Dwemer Ruins — The ruins of ancient Dwemer cities
• Estates — Countryside houses, homesteads and other estates
• Farms — Plantations and farmsteads
• Forts — Towers, forts, keeps and other fortified locations
• Gates — Milegates, passes, and other guarded thoroughfares
• Groves — Glades, marshes, oases and other natural wildernesses
• Landmarks — Other miscellaneous locations
• Lighthouses — The lighthouses found across Tamriel
• Mines — Mining establishments and settlements
• Realms — Places which exist outside of Nirn
• Ruins — Nordic ruins, Yokudan ruins, and other ruins of contemporary civilization
• Sewers — City sewerage systems
• Ships — In-service, under construction, and scuttled ships
• Strongholds — Major locations in Coldharbour visited during the Main Quest
• Towns — Towns, villages, and other permanent settlements

Zones

Aldmeri Dominion

•  Auridon — The second-largest island in the Summerset Isles and the location of Firsthold, one of the largest Aldmeri cities in the world.
•  Grahtwood — A large region deep in the jungles of Valenwood, and the location of the Aldmeri Dominion's capital, Elden Root.
•  Greenshade — A large region of western Valenwood, lush with life under its canopy with rivers coursing through the land.
•  Khenarthi's Roost — A small island off the coast of Elsweyr inhabited by both Khajiit and Maormer, named for the Khajiiti goddess Khenarthi.
•  Malabal Tor — A region deep in the jungles of northwestern Valenwood, where little light reaches the forest floor.
•  Reaper's March — A region connecting the jungles of Valenwood and the rolling plains of Elsweyr.

Daggerfall Covenant

•  Alik'r Desert — A region along the northern coast of Hammerfell.
•  Bangkorai — A region connecting the northern reaches of Hammerfell with the east of High Rock.
•  Betnikh — A small island off the southern tip of High Rock, with steep cliffs and a lush, fertile interior.
•  Glenumbra — A region in High Rock covering the entire peninsula that separates Iliac Bay from the Abecean Sea.
•  Rivenspire — The northern region of High Rock.
•  Stormhaven — The south-central region of High Rock.
•  Stros M'Kai — A desert island off the coast of Hammerfell.

Ebonheart Pact

•  Bal Foyen — A small coastal zone neighboring Stonefalls in Morrowind.
•  Bleakrock Isle — A small, barren island in the sea northeast of Morrowind, just to the south of Solstheim.
•  Deshaan — A region in southern Morrowind.
•  Eastmarch — The easternmost hold in Skyrim.
•  The Rift — The southeastern hold of Skyrim.
•  Shadowfen — The northwestern region of Black Marsh.
•  Stonefalls — A zone in central Morrowind.

Neutral

•  Coldharbour — Molag Bal's realm of Oblivion.
•  Craglorn — A region situated in northeastern Hammerfell between Bangkorai and Cyrodiil.
•  Cyrodiil — The central province of Tamriel and home of the Imperials, who stand alone in the Alliance War.
•  Gold Coast — A region situated in western Colovia, between Hammerfell and Malabal Tor.
•  Hew's Bane — A peninsula in southern Khefrem on the south coast of Hammerfell.
•  Murkmire — A region situated in western Black Marsh, south of Shadowfen.
•  Wrothgar — A region situated in northeastern High Rock, north of Stormhaven.
• Unzoned — A listing of places which are not part of any zone or their associated storylines.