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Dates
Established after the making of Bag End, which was dug into Hobbiton Hill in approximately III 2890 (or 1290 by the Shire-reckoning); destroyed in the War of the Ring, probably in III 3019 (S.R. 1419), but later rebuilt
Location
On Hobbiton Hill, below Bag End
Race
Culture
Families
At the end of the Third Age, two of the three Hobbit-holes on the Row were occupied by the Twofoot and Gamgee families1
Settlements
Pronunciation
Bagshot is pronounced 'ba'gshot'
Meaning
'Bagshot' comes from the earth 'shot' down the Hill from the making of Bag End;2 'Row' simply refers to the row of three Hobbit-holes
Other names
After its reconstruction the names 'Battle Gardens' or 'Better Smials' were considered, and the name 'Sharkey's End' was used in jest, but the row was ultimately renamed 'New Row'
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![]() The row of Hobbit-holes that were delved into Hobbiton Hill beneath Bag End. They were destroyed in the War of the Ring, and replaced by a new row called, simply, New Row. Notes
See also...Battle Gardens, Better Smials, Daddy Twofoot, Daisy Gamgee, Gamgee Family, Hamfast of Gamwich, Hamson Gamgee, Hobbiton Hill, May Gamgee, New Row, Old Gamgee, Old Noakes, Overhill, Sharkey’s End, Smials, [See the full list...] Indexes: About this entry:
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