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This lovely walled city lies on the farthest north end of the large Hyrule Field. Home to the royal family, this town has grown into a bustling metropolis with taverns, bazaars, and even the precursor to the apartment building.

This area is absolutely massive, covering almost a third of the entire kingdom. It is scattered with small outposts and farms, the most famous of which is Lon Lon Ranch, run by Talon V and his daughter, Malon V.

What was once a small village is now a bustling trade center. People from all over come here to trade their wares, from the Zoras to the south, the Hylians of Castle Town, and the Gorons up the mountain.

High above Kakariko Town sits Death Mountain, home of the Goron and gateway to the northern frontiers. It hasn't erupted in a long time, and after some renovations to the trail that goes up to Goron City, the Goron city is no a subterranean Mecca for craftsmen.

On the western side of Hyrule Field sits the Gerudo Valley, stretching from the Gerdudo Canyon to the Gerudo Fortress to beyond the Desert Colossus.

These woods begin on the eastern side of Hyrule Field and stretch as far as the eye can see. Full of dangerous creatures, people who get lost in here usually end up trapped in the body of a monster due to the wood's curse. The Kokiri live here with their father, the Deku Tree.

This river runs along Castle Town's walls and through Hyrule Field to a small canyon which runs all the way to the river's source, Zora's Domain.

This lake is a brilliant site, located in a pocket on the farthest south end of Hyrule Field. There are a few bridge-connected islands in the lake, one of which sits on the Water Temple.

This large floating structure is high in the sky... very high, so much as to be invisible to the naked (and even aided) eye. It is directly above (high above) Lake Hylia. Unlike its role in Twilight Princess (home of the Ooccoo--why do such little people need such a big place?), the City is the home to the Watarara who have chosen to stay in Hyrule permanently. They rarely venture away from the city, and visitors here are unheard of.

A city etched in stone atop a large mountain, this stronghold is the major achievement of Moblinkind. Peace treaties have been made between the inhabitants of Moblinhold and Hyrule, so it's safe to enter.

This twin city lies just off Death Mountain's northern slopes. Due to the increase in soldiers from Hyrule defending the monster invasions, the bridge has been lowered and people can once again travel north.

North of Saria, this swamp leads to the cave to Ruto and borders the trail leading to Mido and Rauru on its northern side. Unfortunately, this large bog is full of monsters that trouble many travelers, as it is close to Midoro Swamp and the mystical Midoro Palace.

This large port town receives imports from the northeastern territories as well as from travelers from far away lands, including, some say, a mysterious place called "Termina," rebuilt mere decades ago since its unfortunate destruction.

On the southern border of the Tantari Desert lies this large lightly-wooded area. In its center is a large, sparkling lake; at its bottom is the shadow of some structure. This area also contains Rauru, a small town.

This is the farthest north town in the northern territories. Although the territories have only been recently heavily colonized, this town's history goes back for hundreds of years.

This northern desert is a rocky one, full of jagged, stone formations, including the Rock Spire Cavern.

The farthest north town in the northeastern territories, this major port is the only place to arrive from after setting out from Mido. It is known for its exceptional smiths and the offshore Zora colony.

South of Darunia lies an open plain that runs from the Darunian Forest that lies outside Darunia to the bay town of Nabooru.

This bay-area outpost is little more than a few houses and temporary huts, but it has already attracted people from faraway lands.

To get to the southern section of the Northeastern Territories, you must pass through this frightful pass. Once inhabited by a society of rampant Moblins, it is now a trail bordered by graves on either side for it's entire length.

This large wasteland has no known oases* and is nearly impossible to cross unaided. However, Gerudon and Kasuto are both prosperous towns, so it can't be that hard... right? *"Oases" is actually the plural of "oasis."