A beach with too much barbed wire underwater to swim. Night or day, sometimes crimes happen here.

An exclusive gated community within Harborside. Poor people are only allowed inside to clean.

A prison with tall walls painted a dreary shade of near-slate.

A police station with a statue of a dog outside. There aren't any good bars nearby.

An old rail line that cuts down through a part of the city in disrepair. It's a channel frequented by numerous shifters and stranger traffickers.

A large nightclub with ties to human and animal trafficking, and Virgo's place of employment.

Meaty Mouse's house. She designed all of the cages herself.

A several block neighborhood with a sandwich shop that is easily the worst within Harborside, but not the entire city. The subway station has a dingy skylight, but no sandwiches.

A strip of empty shops a block from the pier.

A low-income neighborhood on the outskirts of the city. There are a lot of trailer parks.

A place for human bodies and accessories. Most of the interesting statues have already been moved into more expensive cemetaries, but you can still walk around and see dead people's names.

It's a great place to park your car, if you don't mind a bit of a walk.

A no-kill shelter with many great pets in need of a loving home. Some of them are cats.

There's a used book store next to an Italian restaurant. The bookstore is never open.

An abandoned strip mall. There used to be a lot of places that sold phone cards.

A nice residential street near a library.

Birds don't like to land on it.

A place to store water.

A street with almost no greenery.

A fountain located less than a block from Jaundice Press.

A street that used to be lined with trees, and now has small saplings in cages.

A nice park.

A busy intersection in an otherwise quiet neighborhood.

A major publishing company, and the backdrop for a number of key plot events within the narrative.

Mechanic's shop, and Chuck Rockwell's place of employment.

Court cases are decided here.

Or NMSU, One of the top public universities in the state.

A street with three used furniture shops.

An accident-prone intersection.

A subway station with an entrance located directly in front of Jaundice Press tower.

A large hospital.

A popular dining location.

It has part of a bridge that no one finished building.

There's a ditch with mattresses at the bottom. It's not a lot, but more than a few.

The warehouse yard owned by Argona, and used as a site for North Mural Wrestling events.

It's a location frequently utilized by sensitives for the sale and exchange of strangers.

It's the old Plasmyc Chemicals building. The sky always looks a strange color nearby.

A chamber deep within the Terrorzone, housing the Blue Hell generator.

The otherwise unnamed bomb shelter that Bracey Wray rents from Argona Cox, following his separation from Default.

There are still volleyballs in the storage room, but they're all deflated.

It's a really big junkyard. Too dangerous to play inside for fun.

A bank, and site of a major Blotchman's outbreak.

A pharmaceutical company, and Olivia's former place of employment (before N1RVANA is launched, that is).

A bar with dim lighting, and menus that don't have dollar signs.

A chemicals manufacturing company. They didn't hire Olivia.

A bank with a free coffee machine, but no lids.

The brick walls have posters for movies that are no longer in theaters.

A nightclub with a large aquarium in the wall of the bar.

The roads here haven't been paved in several presidencies.

A movie theater that exclusively shows foreign experimental erotic horror.

A large vehicle repair shop that no one ever seems to be inside of.

A nightclub. No one that works there is friendly.

Xoridromella's theater. If you go into the alleyway, there's always someone looking stressed and smoking a cigarette.

The theater district of North Mural. It's mostly vintage clothing stores.

A secluded industrial space that houses a feral cat colony. Most of the cats have some kind of special need, and aren't very friendly.

A street with an unusual smell.

A secluded basement area.

A bar off of Hazel street.

A row of rooftops. Many graffiti artists compete for the wall space. You can see it from the train.