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| rdfs:comment | - The town of Narrowhaven was the main settlement of the Lone Islands on the Island of Doorn, and was the seat of the Islands' government. The castle of Narrowhaven was first the seat of the governors of the Lone Islands, and later of the Dukes. It was here also that many of the main slave auctions took place, and was where Caspian X, Edmund, Lucy, Reepicheep and Eustace were captured and sold into slavery. The last governor of Narrowhaven was Gumpas, followed by Lord Bern who became the new Duke.
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| Events | - Caspian X retakes the islands and establishes Lord Bern as Duke, 2306
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| Inhabitants | - Humans: Lone Islanders, Calormenes
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| Description | - Capital of the Lone Islands, largest settlement
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| abstract | - The town of Narrowhaven was the main settlement of the Lone Islands on the Island of Doorn, and was the seat of the Islands' government. The castle of Narrowhaven was first the seat of the governors of the Lone Islands, and later of the Dukes. It was here also that many of the main slave auctions took place, and was where Caspian X, Edmund, Lucy, Reepicheep and Eustace were captured and sold into slavery. The last governor of Narrowhaven was Gumpas, followed by Lord Bern who became the new Duke. In the Voyage of the Dawn Treader film, Narrowhaven was also the place where people were sent out onto the sea, as sacrifices to the Green Mist. Bern was their prisoner for many years, though why he wasn't sacrificed is unknown, until the crew of the Dawn Treader freed the people from the slaver's reign during the Battle of Narrowhaven.
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