[5] Central Skyrim – p.2 | World maps

This page of the TES V: Skyrim World Atlas covers the second group of locations (points 23-47) from the fifth sector of the world map, which is the Central part of the world. Here, you will find descriptions of available places, as well as information about any possible additional characteristics, such as quests or unique loot.

• 23. FELLGLOW KEEP
• 24. GJUKAR’S MONUMENT
• 25. SWINDLER’S DEN
• 26. BROKEN FANG CAVE
• 27. SLEEPING TREE CAMP
• 28. FORT GREYMOOR
• 29. WESTERN WATCHTOWER
• 30. DRAGONSREACH
• 31. WHITERUN
• 32. WHITERUN STABLES
• 33. PELAGIA FARM
• 34. BATTLE-BORN FARM
• 35. CHILLFURROW FARM
• 36. HONNINGBREW MEADERY
• 37. WHITE RIVER WATCH
• 38. GRAYWINTER WATCH
• 39. THE RITUAL STONE
• 40. WHITERUN STORMCLOAK CAMP
• 41. SUNDERSTONE GORGE
• 42. BLOATED MAN’S GROTTO
• 43. NORTH BRITTLESHIN PASS
• 44. SECUNDA’S KISS
• 45. BLEAK FALLS BARROW
• 46. HIGH HROTHGAR
• 47. THROAT OF THE WORLD

23. FELLGLOW KEEP

Type of Location: Fort

Accessibility: Always

Comments: This keep is occupied by enemy mages and monsters. It is best to explore it while completing the “Hitting the Books” quest from the College of Winterhold.

24. GJUKAR’S MONUMENT

Type of Location: –

Accessibility: Always

Comments: It is best to visit the monument while completing the “Kyne’s Sacred Trials” side quest or “The Book of Love” quest from Bard’s College. You won’t encounter any enemies here.

25. SWINDLER’S DEN

Type of Location: Cave

Accessibility: Always

Comments: This cave is occupied by enemy units and it’s best to explore it while completing the “In My Time of Need” side quest.

26. BROKEN FANG CAVE

Type of Location: Cave

Accessibility: Always

Comments: This cave is occupied by monsters, mostly vampires.

27. SLEEPING TREE CAMP

Type of Location: Campsite

Accessibility: Always

Comments: It is strongly recommended that you hold off with exploring this campsite, as you will encounter mammoths and giants here.

28. FORT GREYMOOR

Type of Location: Fort

Accessibility: Always

Comments: This fortress is occupied by enemy units and it’s best to explore it while completing the “Side Contract: Kill Agnis” quest from the Dark Brotherhood.

29. WESTERN WATCHTOWER

Type of Location: Fort

Accessibility: Always

Comments: It is best to visit the watchtower while completing the “Dragon Rising” main quest. A huge battle with a dragon takes place here at that time, however you won’t encounter any other enemies aside from the flying creature.

30. DRAGONSREACH

Type of Location: Estate

Accessibility: Always

Comments: Dragonsreach is part of the city named Whiterun (sector 5, number 31) and it is a place you have to visit to complete several main and side quests. You don’t have to travel all the way through Whiterun to reach the jarl’s estate, because you can choose this location directly from the world map.

31. WHITERUN

Type of Location: City

Accessibility: Always

Overview: Whiterun is a large city in Skyrim that you’ll visit frequently while completing various quests. There are numerous shops and points of interest, such as Jorrvaskr – the home of the Companions warrior guild.

32. Whiterun Stables

Type of location: stables

Accessibility: always

Comments: You can hire a carriage or purchase a horse here.

33. Pelagia Farm

Type of location: cottage

Accessibility: always

Comments: Exploring the farm is recommended while completing Take up Arms Companion quests (if you haven’t started the initiation process at their sanctuary).

34. Battle-Born Farm

Type of location: cottage

Accessibility: always

Comments: There are no enemies here.

35. Chillfurrow Farm

Type of location: cottage

Accessibility: always

Comments: There are no enemies here.

36. Honningbrew Meadery

Type of location: estate

Accessibility: always

Comments: It’s best to explore the meadery while completing the Dampened Spirits Thieves Guild quest. Enemy units occupy the basement.

37. White River Watch

Type of location: campsite, cave

Accessibility: always

Comments: This location is occupied by bandits.

38. Graywinter Watch

Type of location: cave

Accessibility: always

Comments: Wild animals occupy the cave, and it’s recommended to explore it while completing Kyne’s Sacred Trials side quest.

39. The Ritual Stone

Type of location: standing stones

Accessibility: always

Comments: A sorcerer and skeletons occupy this location. One of thirteen magical standing stones is present here, which can grant a powerful blessing when interacted with.

40. Whiterun Stormcloak Camp

Type of location: campsite

Accessibility: always

Comments: If you’ve joined the Imperial Legion, stay away from this camp as you’ll be attacked on sight. If the Stormcloaks are your allies, explore this location while completing their civil war quests.

41. Sunderstone Gorge

Type of location: cave

Accessibility: always

Comments: The gorge is occupied by enemy mages and monsters.

42. Bloated Man’s Grotto

Type of location: –

Accessibility: always

Comments: Wild animals and spriggans occupy this location. It’s best to explore it while completing the Ill Met By Moonlight daedric quest.

43. North Brittleshin Pass

Type of location: cave

Accessibility: always

Comments: Enemy mages and skeletons occupy the pass. This location is linked to South Brittleshin Pass (sector 8, number 1).

44. Secunda’s Kiss

Type of location: campsite

Accessibility: always

Comments: It’s recommended to hold off exploring this campsite as giants occupy it.

45. Bleak Falls Barrow

Type of location: dungeon

Accessibility: always

Comments: Bandits and monsters occupy the dungeon and surrounding area. It’s best to explore this location while completing the Bleak Falls Barrow main quest (given early in the game) or The Golden Claw side quest.

46. High Hrothgar

Type of location: fort

Accessibility: always

Notes: High Hrothgar serves as the home of the Greybeards in Skyrim. This location will be visited repeatedly throughout the game, with the initial visit occurring during completion of the main quest, “The Way of the Voice.” The monastery itself is free of enemies, but the path leading to it is often occupied by wild animals and trolls.

47. THROAT OF THE WORLD

Type: Mountain

Access: The mountain top cannot be reached until the player begins the main quest, “Throat of the World,” and unlocks the Clear Skies dragon shout.

Notes: While it is best to explore the mountain top during the “Throat of the World” quest, players will be required to return to this location later on in the game.

FAQ

1. How do I access Central Skyrim in Skyrim?

To access Central Skyrim, you will need to travel to the city of Whiterun. Whiterun is located in the center of the map, just north of the Throat of the World. Once you arrive in Whiterun, you can explore the surrounding areas to the east, west, north, and south to discover Central Skyrim’s many locations and landmarks.

2. What are some notable locations in Central Skyrim?

Central Skyrim is home to many notable locations, including the city of Whiterun, the College of Winterhold, the Throat of the World, and the Eldergleam Sanctuary. You can also find many smaller towns, forts, and ruins scattered throughout the region. To fully explore Central Skyrim, be sure to check out all of these locations and more.

3. What creatures can I expect to encounter in Central Skyrim?

Central Skyrim is home to a wide variety of creatures, both friendly and hostile. You can expect to encounter wolves, bears, sabre cats, trolls, giants, and dragons, among others. It is important to be prepared for these encounters by stocking up on weapons, armor, and potions before setting out on your journey.

4. Are there any quests specific to Central Skyrim?

Yes, there are many quests specific to Central Skyrim. Some notable quests include the main questline involving the dragons and the Civil War questline. You can also find many side quests in the various towns and cities throughout the region. Be sure to talk to the locals and explore your surroundings to uncover these quests.

5. What is the best way to navigate Central Skyrim?

The best way to navigate Central Skyrim is by using the map and compass available in-game. You can also use landmarks such as mountains, rivers, and cities to help orient yourself. Additionally, you can fast travel to locations you have already discovered to save time and avoid unnecessary travel.