Below is a list of some of the 'millions of worlds' mentioned in the Dune novels. For information on important stars in the Dune novels refer to the Stars page.

It is worth noting that none of the planets explored or inhabited by humankind featured advanced 'alien' civilizations. The only advanced beings in the known universe were natural humans, genetically-modified humans, or automatons that were created by humans.

PlanetsEdit

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• IV Anbus

AEdit

• Al Dhanab
• Alpha Corvus
• Arrakis, later renamed to Rakis, also known as Dune
• Arbelough
• Artisia
• Atar

BEdit

• Balut
• Barandiko
• Beakkal
• Bela Tegeuse
• Biarek
• Buzzell

CEdit

• Caladan, also known as III Delta Pavonis, later renamed to Dan
• Cedon
• Chapterhouse
• Chusuk
• Corrin
• Crompton

DEdit

• Dur

EEdit

• Earth
• Ecaz
• Enfiel

FEdit

GEdit

• Gaar
• Galicia
• Gamont
• Gansireed
• Giedi Prime, later renamed to Gammu
• Ginaz
• Grumman

HEdit

• Hagal
• Harmonthep
• Hessra

IEdit

• Ishkal
• Ishia
• Ix, formerly known as Rodale IX and Xuttah

JEdit

• Junction, formerly known as Kolhar

KEdit

• Kaitain
• Kirana III
• Komider
• Kronin

LEdit

• Lampadas
• Lankiveil
• Lernaeus

MEdit

• Markon

NEdit

• Niushe
• Novebruns
• Naraj

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PEdit

• Parella
• Parmentier
• Pilargo
• Pincknon
• Ponciard
• Poritrin

QEdit

• Quadra

REdit

• Reenol
• Relicon
• Renditai
• Reticulus
• Richese
• Roc
• Romo
• Ros-Jal
• Rossak

SEdit

• Salusa Secundus
• Seneca
• Seprek
• Sikun
• Souci
• Synchrony

TEdit

• Tarahell
• Tleilax, formerly known as Thulax or Tleilaxa
• Tupile

UEdit

• Ularda

VEdit

• Vertree Colony

WEdit

• Walgis
• Wallach VI
• Wallach VII
• Wallach IX, also known as Chapterhouse

XEdit

• Xuttah

YEdit

• Yardin
• Yondair system

ZEdit

• Zanbar
• Zanovar

SourcesEdit

• Frank Herbert Dune novels
• Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson Dune novels
• Dune Gazetteer