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Throughout all the varied stories and time the terrain over which the War of Wrath is fought remains remarkably the same, in particular, the River Sirion. The course of the river is never changed on the maps and its character stays consistent. It is the mighty river that divides East and West Beleriand. As early as the Lays of Beleriand until the Children of Húrin it is described as uncrossable on foot except at a very few places: far north at Eithel Sirion, at the ford of the Brithiach, over the Guarded Bridge near the tributary Esgalduin and below the tributary River Aros, south of the impassable Marshes of Sirion was the land bridge of the Andram, three leagues wide, above the Gates of Sirion. This makes Sirion a formidable obstacle to an army trying to cross it in the face of opposition. Without the further use of the ships of the Telerin fleet the Host of the Valar cannot be ferried to East Beleriand flanking the line of Sirion in the south but must fight their way across at one or more of those crossings. Advancing north west of Sirion does not allow a northern flanking of the line of Sirion as there is only a ford near Eithel Sirion and only a couple of easily defended and widely separated passes through the mountains of Ered Wethrin. This explains the extended deadlocked conflict, particularly the long and bitterly contested passage of Sirion, between Eönwë leading the Host of the West and Morgoth's Host of the North described in the Annals and the Tale of the Years as lasting over forty years. The Later Annals Beleriand state: "This war lasted fifty years from the landing of Fionwë." It is not mentioned how Beleriand was destroyed and sunk in the fighting, only that the cataclysmic engagements between Morgoth's hosts and the Valarian hosts caused the earth to shake and fissure: "The entire North was aflame with war."

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