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The Summer Sea

Not to be confused with The Summer Sea (to the west).

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The Summer Sea is the body of water that separates southern Westeros from Sothoryos and the southern coasts of Essos, holding within it the Summer Isles and the Slaver's Bay.

Traders and raiders bound for other shores of the known world cross it, and its edges mark both the gateway to Sothoryos and the boundary with the Narrow Sea and the Jade Sea.

Location

South of Dorne this stretch of sea opens up, reaching the shores of Sothoryos and the southern edge of Essos. Within it lie the Summer Isles, and its waters also reach the Slaver's Bay.

To the east it meets the Jade Sea at the straits of Qarth and Cinnamon, and to the north it is cut off from the Narrow Sea by the chain of islands known as the Stepstones.

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Where it appears

In the books (2)

  • A Game of Thrones
  • A Storm of Swords

According to the Hielo y Fuego Wiki · Mar del Verano · 2026-07-30

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Label on the base map
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What was read
THE SUMMER SEA
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atlas-known-world-2019.png · Adam Whitehead, Atlas of Ice and Fire

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