A large board covered in posters and notices can be found outside the Town Hall. It is the source of all important town information. The Mayor is very pleased when new villagers come here first.

Beside the door in Mayor Oliver's office is a grey filing cabinet. There are two drawers with "Islanders" and "Hopefuls" written in script writing on two notes posted on each drawer. If you look in the "Islanders" drawer it is again seperated into "Men","Women","Children" and "Long Time Islanders."

This had been the newest area to on the island, built just before Larkspur started to empty. Located north of the original town, it had quickly become the center of business . The beautiful buildings have been renovated in preporation for new villagers and the streets have been thoroughly clean. The mayor hopes this bid will bring a higher class of people, to make Mulberry a business capital of sorts.

The Southern District is fondly called "Old Town", due to it being the original part of Mulberry Town. The buildings are quite old, built in a Georgian style. This has become the Tourisim district of the island, what with Hellebores beach and the beautiful architecture. There are also more tourist based shops and businesses here.

Cornflower is a small village about a mile away from Mulberry Town. It's not really a village, but a few buildings on either side of a dirt path. Still, it serves as the center of the farming community of Larkspur, with fields dotted around it. It was never quite as empty as the Town in a ratio, but it's still pretty barren.

The massive stretch of farm land is not far from Cornflower Village. There is a long dirt path at the front of each piece of land, on the opposite side is a long river coming from Goddesses Lake. Most land here is used for crops, due to the fertile ground, but a few think the close source of water is more appropriate for animals.

Mt. Mugwort is not really a mountain, but a big hill. Even so, it is the highest point on the island. There are a few bits of flat ground on the sides of Mugwort. One of the lower of these platforms is where Goddess Lake can be found, the source that supplies the island with water, and fills the many rivers in the outskirts.