Map of Westeros

Map of Westeros with the Great Houses

Nine Great Houses rule the nine regions of Westeros from ancestral seats scattered across the continent. This map marks each seat with its house; the table below lists their words, sigils and lands.

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Map of Westeros with the Great HousesMap of Westeros showing the nine regions, castles, cities, rivers and roads of the Seven Kingdoms White KnifeLast RiverWeeping WaterBroken BranchFever RiverGreen ForkBlue ForkRed ForkTumblestoneThe TridentBlackwater RushWendwaterThe ManderCockleswhentBlueburnHoneywineTorrentineThe GreenbloodVaithThe ScourgeBrimstoneMilkwaterAntlerRhoyneWhite KnifeLast RiverWeeping WaterGreen ForkBlue ForkRed ForkThe TridentBlackwater RushThe ManderCockleswhentBlueburnHoneywineTorrentineThe GreenbloodBrimstoneMilkwaterKingsroadRoseroadGoldroadRiver RoadSearoadOcean RoadHigh RoadBonewayPrince's PassKingsroadRoseroadGoldroadRiver RoadSearoadOcean RoadHigh RoadBonewayPrince's PassThe Sunset SeaThe Narrow SeaThe Shivering SeaThe Summer SeaBay of IceBay of SealsThe BiteIronman's BayBlazewater BayBay of CrabsBlackwater BayShipbreaker BaySea of DorneThe Whispering SoundRedwyne StraitsThe StepstonesSea of MyrthStraits of TarthEssosThe Grey CliffsStony ShoreThe RillsBarrowlandsFlint's FingerMassey's HookThe Broken ArmHills of NorvosBraavosian CoastlandsThe FlatlandsThe Disputed LandsBEYOND THE WALLTHE NORTHTHE VALE OF ARRYNTHE RIVERLANDSTHE IRON ISLANDSTHE WESTERLANDSTHE CROWNLANDSTHE REACHTHE STORMLANDSDORNESTARKARRYNTULLYGREYJOYLANNISTERBARATHEONTARGARYENBARATHEONTYRELLMARTELLHardhomeHardhomeCraster's KeepCraster's KeepFist of the First MenFist of the First MenFrostfangsFrostfangsHaunted ForestHaunted ForestCastle BlackCastle BlackShadow TowerShadow TowerEastwatch-by-the-SeaEastwatch-by-the-SeaThe WallThe WallLast HearthLast HearthKarholdKarholdSkagosSkagosThe DreadfortThe DreadfortWinterfellWinterfellDeepwood MotteDeepwood MotteBear IslandBear IslandTorrhen's SquareTorrhen's SquareBarrowtonBarrowtonWhite HarborWhite HarborWidow's WatchWidow's WatchHornwoodHornwoodMoat CailinMoat CailinGreywater WatchGreywater WatchLong LakeLong LakeWolfswoodWolfswoodThe NeckThe NeckThe EyrieThe EyrieGates of the MoonGates of the MoonBloody GateBloody GateGulltownGulltownRunestoneRunestoneHeart's HomeHeart's HomeRedfortRedfortThree SistersThree SistersIronoaksIronoaksThe TwinsThe TwinsSeagardSeagardFairmarketFairmarketOldstonesOldstonesRiverrunRiverrunPinkmaidenPinkmaidenAcorn HallAcorn HallStone HedgeStone HedgeRaventree HallRaventree HallHarrenhalHarrenhalInn at the CrossroadsInn at the CrossroadsDarryDarrySaltpansSaltpansMaidenpoolMaidenpoolStoney SeptStoney SeptGod's EyeGod's EyePykePykeTen TowersTen TowersOld WykOld WykGreat WykGreat WykLordsportLordsportCasterly RockCasterly RockLannisportLannisportGolden ToothGolden ToothThe CragThe CragAshemarkAshemarkBanefortBanefortKayceKayceCastamereCastamereDeep DenDeep DenSilverhillSilverhillCrakehallCrakehallFair IsleFair IsleClegane's KeepClegane's KeepKing's LandingKing's LandingDragonstoneDragonstoneDriftmarkDriftmarkDuskendaleDuskendaleRosbyRosbyStokeworthStokeworthRook's RestRook's RestAntlersAntlersClaw IsleClaw IsleCrackclaw PointCrackclaw PointKingswoodKingswoodStonedanceStonedanceSharp PointSharp PointStorm's EndStorm's EndBronzegateBronzegateFelwoodFelwoodEvenfall HallEvenfall HallTarthTarthGreenstoneGreenstoneGriffin's RoostGriffin's RoostRain HouseRain HouseMistwoodMistwoodBlackhavenBlackhavenSummerhallSummerhallNightsongNightsongStonehelmStonehelmGrandviewGrandviewCape WrathCape WrathRainwoodRainwoodHighgardenHighgardenOldtownOldtownBitterbridgeBitterbridgeTumbletonTumbletonLongtableLongtableCider HallCider HallAshfordAshfordGoldengroveGoldengroveOld OakOld OakRed LakeRed LakeHorn HillHorn HillBrightwater KeepBrightwater KeepHoneyholtHoneyholtThree TowersThree TowersThe ArborThe ArborShield IslandsShield IslandsBandallonBandallonStarpikeStarpikeUplandsUplandsGrassy ValeGrassy ValeThe CitadelThe CitadelSunspearSunspearWater GardensWater GardensPlanky TownPlanky TownLemonwoodLemonwoodGodsgraceGodsgraceVaithVaithHellholtHellholtSandstoneSandstoneStarfallStarfallHigh HermitageHigh HermitageBlackmontBlackmontSkyreachSkyreachKingsgraveKingsgraveYronwoodYronwoodWylWylGhost HillGhost HillThe TorThe TorSalt ShoreSalt ShoreTower of JoyTower of JoyPrince's PassPrince's PassThe BonewayThe BonewayRed MountainsRed MountainsBraavosBraavosPentosPentosMyrMyrTyroshTyroshLysLysVolantisVolantisQueenscrownQueenscrownCastle CerwynCastle CerwynRamsgateRamsgateOldcastleOldcastleSistertonSistertonWendish TownWendish TownWayfarer's RestWayfarer's RestHigh HeartHigh HeartLord Harroway's TownLord Harroway's TownWickendenWickendenFaircastleFaircastleCornfieldCornfieldHornvaleHornvaleTarbeck HallTarbeck HallHayfordHayfordSun HouseSun HouseBlackcrownBlackcrownVulture's RoostVulture's RoostHaystack HallHaystack HallWeeping TownWeeping TownThe GiftThe GiftSea Dragon PointSea Dragon PointCape KrakenCape KrakenThe FingersThe FingersIsle of FacesIsle of FacesLands of Always WinterLands of Always WinterThe Frozen ShoreThe Frozen ShoreDornish MarchesDornish MarchesAndalosAndalos0250 mi500 mi≈ 800 km · approximate scaleN

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A Great House is a family that answers directly to the Iron Throne and holds one of the great regions of the realm as lord paramount. Their bannermen, the lesser lords and landed knights, hold the hundreds of smaller castles on the map. House Targaryen no longer rules the Crownlands at the start of the story, but Dragonstone remains their ancestral seat and is shown here for reference.

House Stark

Seat: Winterfell · The North

“Winter is Coming”

A grey direwolf running on an ice-white field

Kings in the North for eight thousand years and Wardens of the North since the Conquest, the Starks rule from Winterfell and keep the old gods of the First Men.

House Arryn

Seat: The Eyrie · The Vale of Arryn

“As High as Honor”

A white falcon and crescent moon on sky blue

Descended from the Andal kings of Mountain and Vale, the Arryns hold the Eyrie above the Vale and are counted among the oldest and proudest lines in Westeros.

House Tully

Seat: Riverrun · The Riverlands

“Family, Duty, Honor”

A silver trout leaping on a field of red and blue

Raised to lordship over the riverlands by Aegon the Conqueror, the Tullys rule from Riverrun at the meeting of the Tumblestone and the Red Fork, holding a region with no natural borders.

House Greyjoy

Seat: Pyke · The Iron Islands

“We Do Not Sow”

A golden kraken on black

Lords of the Iron Islands from the castle of Pyke, the Greyjoys claim descent from the Grey King, follow the Drowned God, and keep alive the ironborn tradition of reaving.

House Lannister

Seat: Casterly Rock · The Westerlands

“Hear Me Roar!”

A golden lion rampant on crimson

Masters of Casterly Rock and Wardens of the West, the Lannisters draw their power from the gold mines beneath their seat and are the wealthiest house in the Seven Kingdoms.

House Baratheon

Seat: Storm's End · The Stormlands

“Ours is the Fury”

A crowned black stag on a golden field

Founded by Orys Baratheon after the Conquest and seated at Storm's End, the Baratheons rule the stormlands and took the Iron Throne when Robert Baratheon won his rebellion.

House Tyrell

Seat: Highgarden · The Reach

“Growing Strong”

A golden rose on a green field

Once stewards to the Gardener kings, the Tyrells were raised to Highgarden after the Conquest and rule the Reach, the most fertile and populous region in Westeros.

House Martell

Seat: Sunspear · Dorne

“Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken”

A red sun pierced by a golden spear on orange

Rulers of Dorne from Sunspear, the Martells joined their line with the Rhoynar under Nymeria, style themselves princes, and were the last region to join the Seven Kingdoms.

House Targaryen

Seat: Dragonstone · The Crownlands

“Fire and Blood”

A three-headed red dragon on black

A Valyrian family seated on Dragonstone, the Targaryens conquered Westeros with dragons under Aegon the First and ruled from the Iron Throne for nearly three hundred years.

Frequently asked questions

How many Great Houses are there in Westeros?

Nine at the start of the story: Stark, Arryn, Tully, Greyjoy, Lannister, Baratheon, Tyrell, Martell and the Baratheons of King's Landing who hold the Iron Throne. House Targaryen, exiled across the Narrow Sea, was the ruling house before Robert's Rebellion.

Which house has the largest territory?

House Stark of Winterfell rules the North, which is nearly as large as the other eight regions put together.

Which house is the richest?

House Lannister of Casterly Rock, thanks to the gold mines of the Westerlands. House Tyrell of the Reach commands the most food and the largest population.