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Can you show the Iron Islands and the Erie with the moon door?

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Summary

The creator uses a detailed 3D miniature map of Westeros to answer a viewer's request about the locations of the Iron Islands, the Eyrie, and other landmarks. He points out specific locations like Pyke, the sky cells, the Twins, the Dreadfort, and discusses the geography in relation to the White Walkers' path.

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1Creator responds to a viewer comment
2Points out the Iron Islands and Pyke
3Moves to the Eyrie and points out the sky cells
4Highlights other landmarks like the Twins and the Dreadfort
5Discusses the geography of the map in relation to the show's plot

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Reply to ShellBell317's comment can you show the Iron Islands and the Erie with the moon door?

Transcript

Can you show the Iron Islands and the Erie with the moon door? I can show you that. We'll start with the Iron Islands and there is Pyke. So the Iron Islands is this entire formation right here and then across to the east in Westeros we have the Erie. So looking at the map from the other side, you can't see the moon door, but you can see all of the sky cells right here. A couple other small landmarks that are really fun that I want to point out is the Twins which belongs to House Frey right here. The giant cockroach, that's House Orken I believe. And then to the northeast of that is the Dreadfort, House Bolton. And what's really interesting is if you look at the Dreadfort in relation to the wall, in relation to Winterfell, the White Walkers really went out of their way to go through Winterfell rather than just heading south.