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Interactive map

The interactive map needs JavaScript and canvas. Use the location search or the wiki's Notable places reference.

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Map key and layers

Drag to pan. Scroll or pinch to zoom. Click a place for its name and coordinates. Right-click to mark a waypoint. Keyboard: arrows to pan, + / − to zoom, Home to reset.

Explore the Iliac Bay and all nine provinces of Tamriel. Every fixed settlement, countryside location and dungeon is revealed. The sheet uses DFO Online's parchment, location symbols and zoom levels.

Use Map beside a Wiki location to open it here. Province and biome references focus the corresponding area.

Using the map

Control Action
Drag or arrow keys Pan the sheet
Scroll, pinch or + / − Zoom around the pointer or centre
Find a place Search names throughout Tamriel Map
Region Filter places and search results by region or province
Click a place Show its name, type, dungeon difficulty and coordinates
Map key and layers Show or hide location types, roads and tracks
Ports only Show harbours
The Bay or Home Focus the Iliac Bay
Tamriel Map Fit the continent on the sheet
Right-click or Place waypoint Save a personal waypoint in this browser
Copy location link Share the selected place
Full screen Expand the sheet

Zoom in to reveal smaller settlements and dungeon entrances, then farms, homes and graveyards. Search can find a fixed destination at any zoom level. Detailed regions load as needed.

Dungeon difficulty

Select a dungeon to see its difficulty.

Difficulty Map availability
Regular Fixed dungeons in the Iliac Bay and across Tamriel Map
Elite Changing online spawns
Abyss Changing online spawns

Elite and Abyss spawns depend on the current game session. Their changing positions are not permanent atlas pins. Players, guild ownership and temporary events also depend on a session. See Notable places for notable destinations and World map for the in-game controls.

Map credits

Map code and the held-map artwork come from DFO Online by Lattymoy and contributors, with Daggerfall Unity's MIT notice retained. Road geometry comes from Hazelnut's Basic Roads. World geography and location names are derived from The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall by Bethesda Softworks. Cormorant is licensed under the SIL Open Font License. The exported map's release and source hashes are retained with its data.

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