Where is Middle Earth?
Europe
Introduction
Europe has many different landscapes from forests to mountains to tundra. There are also many different languages like Spanish, French, Italian, etc. The culture of Europe mainly stems from art. They eat a variety of different foods
Description
Europe has many different landscapes. It has forests, plains, mountains, lakes, and hills. Just like where Bilbo lived, there are hilly regions where hobbits could have lived. There are also many mountain ranges which could have been the misty mountains back then. There are also many forests like the one that they went through to get to the mountains
Pictures
The Alps
This mountain range could have been the Misty Mountains. In the book it said the Misty Mountains had gleaming snow tipped peaks. The Alps are a very snowy mountain range.
Valley in the Alps
This valley could have been like the valley of Rivendell where they met Elrond in the last homely house.
Hills in Scotland
These hills could have been a home for a Hobbit back then. In the book, it says that Hobbits lived in hills, and these look like they could house a Hobbit.
Counterclaim
Europe has such a varied landscape. Very few other regions have such a varied landscape and cultures that are similar to Middle Earth. From the varied languages to the landscape, Europe is the most like how Middle Earth was.
Conclusion
Europe was most likely Middle Earth years ago. It has many of the landscapes and geographical features that Middle Earth had. It has many different languages and cultures as you move from country to country. This just like the different places Bilbo went, they met different people. I think that Europe is the most like Middle Earth
Ural Mountains
Could have been part of the misty mountains.
Forest in Poland
This could have been the forest they had gone through after they went through the mountains.
Rhine River
This could have been the river near Bilbo's Hobbit Hole.