Overlooking Ironman's Bay on the western coast of the riverlands, Seagard was raised specifically to guard against ironborn raids. Its Booming Tower holds a great bronze bell rung to warn the countryside of sails on the horizon.
House Mallister has held it for centuries and counts the ironborn hereditary enemies, a feud renewed with every reaving. Lord Jason Mallister answers to Riverrun, and the town below the castle handles what trade the western rivers send to sea.
Distances from Seagard
| To | as the raven flies | by road (approx.) | on horseback |
|---|---|---|---|
| Winterfell | 660 mi · 1,060 km | ≈ 820 mi | ≈ 27 days |
| King's Landing | 800 mi · 1,280 km | ≈ 1,000 mi | ≈ 33 days |
| Casterly Rock | 430 mi · 690 km | ≈ 530 mi | ≈ 18 days |
| Highgarden | 740 mi · 1,180 km | ≈ 920 mi | ≈ 31 days |
| The Eyrie | 720 mi · 1,160 km | ≈ 900 mi | ≈ 30 days |
| Riverrun | 270 mi · 430 km | ≈ 330 mi | ≈ 11 days |
| Storm's End | 1,050 mi · 1,680 km | ≈ 1,310 mi | ≈ 44 days |
| Sunspear | 1,570 mi · 2,520 km | ≈ 1,960 mi | ≈ 65 days |
| Pyke | 170 mi · 270 km | ≈ 210 mi | ≈ 7 days |
| Castle Black | 980 mi · 1,570 km | ≈ 1,220 mi | ≈ 41 days |
| Oldtown | 1,180 mi · 1,900 km | ≈ 1,470 mi | ≈ 49 days |
Travel times assume about 30 miles a day on horseback with rests, 18 miles a day on foot and 110 miles a day under sail with fair winds. Armies, wagons and winter storms move far more slowly. Distances →