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Several dunes reinforced by tangles of driftwood and seagrass provide a decent shelter from prying eyes.

Where the sea meets the sand. Shells, kelp, and other debris may wash up here on occasion.

As the tide goes out, pools of seawater are left behind here, sometimes holding small creatures and sealife.

Cats can climb up onto these cliffs and look out over the ocean from up high. The view is great... if you aren't afraid of heights.

A hollow surrounded by large boulders and stones, forming excellent places to live.

Fields of purple flowers grow here, as far as the eye can see. It's beautiful to look at, and great to hunt in.

A source of fresh water that wells up from underground and pools here. Don't worry, its safe to drink.

The Twolegs that once lived here are long gone, leaving behind a run down old Twoleg nest, and fields that have overgrown with weeds and tall grasses.

A clearing created when multiple trees fell over in a storm, whether they were uprooted or snapped from their stumps. The fallen trees are all tangled up, forming a sheltered living space for many cats.

A narrow stream cuts through the forest, trickling gently and providing a source of fresh water.

In Greenleaf, Twolegs set up flimsy dens made from pelts similar to what they cover themselves in, scaring away the prey in the area and starting fires in circles of stone. In other seasons, however, the twolegs are gone, and it is safe to hunt here.

A small series of caves branches into the base of the mountain, not so large one could get lost, but with several rooms.

At the mountain's base, large, steep hills can be found. If you know how to navigate them, it should be no issue.

A roaring waterfall surges over the rocks. Thankfully, the top is nearly inaccesible, so you needn't worry about getting swept over the edge, but sitting under it may still hurt.

The terrain here is more difficult to navigate, unless you can find footholds in the roots and branches of trees, or hidden paths carved into the stone by generations of cats that once lived here. If you look hard enough, you may find the path that leads safely to Moon Peak.

The path up the mountain is steep, but worth it once you reach a smooth, flat surface where the moon shines the brightest.

Between the four territories, where they all meet, is the largest oak anyone has ever seen, with gnarled roots and twisting branches.

Twolegs make their nests here, and some of them have their kittypets. Others may leave food out for strays.

A while back, twolegs used this place to store stuff. Now the buildings are mostly abandined and run down.

The greenest part of Twolegplace, with grass and trees and even some flowers!

A smelly place filled with twoleg waste.