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Bruma is the northern-most city in the province of Cyrodiil, located in the Jerall Mountains along the border with Skyrim. Bruma's northerly latitude, combined with its high altitude, leads to a much different climate than other populated areas of the province. The city is perpetually covered in snow, with clear, sunny days being the exception, rather than the norm. The city, and its people, have adapted to the climate with a much simpler, hardier way of life.

Leyawiin is the southernmost city of Cyrodiil. It's at the southern mouth of the Lower Niben River, where the river empties into Topal Bay, though the cities design means that no ship can realisticly travel the Niben, this could be an accidental mistake. Count Marius Caro and Countess Alessia Caro are the rulers of the city. During the Oblivion Crisis, it is surrounded by Oblivion Gates, two of which are directly outside the City, and more along the northern path which leads to the Shrine of Nocturnal.

Anvil is a coastal city located on the western edge of Cyrodiil, along the Abecean Sea. Anvil is one of the only two port towns in Cyrodiil with direct access to open sea, and is strategically close to the Illiac Bay and Summerset Isles. As such, it has built up a very active trade industry (legal and otherwise), and much of the town caters directly to sailors. Also, many Nords inhabit Anvil, because according to Sten the Ugly they are "sick of freezing their asses off in Skyrim."

Kvatch, a city located on the Gold Road between Anvil and Skingrad. The city was home to the only arena other than Imperial City's. It is the site of an early battle between daedra and the people of Tamriel.

Cheydinhal is the city closest to Morrowind, near the Velothi mountains. Being so close to Morrowind has made Cheydinhal heavily Dark Elf-influenced. To the north is Lake Arrius and to the south and southeast is the Reed River and Lake Poppad, respectively. Cheydinhal is a city on a lake at the feet of the mountains. The city is ruled by Count Andel Indarys. A house in this town is available for 15,000 gold. Cheydinhal is accessible from Imperial City via the Red Ring Road going east to the Blue Road.

The Imperial City is the capital of Cyrodiil. It is located on a large island at the center of Lake Rumare, which is the largest body of water in Cyrodiil. The city is accessible by foot or mount by crossing the western bridge off of Red Ring Road. White Gold Tower, the centerpiece of the city, is visible from much of the province.

Skingrad is a large city located southwest of Imperial City on the Gold Road. It isn't a particularly colourful city, as the architecture is rather dull because of the gray colour palette. The city is divided into 2 sections, North and South. It is seperated by a huge trench running through the city.

Chorrol sits at the base of the Colovian Highlands in northwestern Cyrodiil. The house of Arborwatch is for sale. It is a well-mainted town with clean streets and a high standard of living. Chorrol's symbol is the Great Oak.

Bravil is located in southern Cyrodiil on a small peninsula at the mouth of the Larius River as it empties into Niben Bay. From the look of the buildings and its architecture, it appears that Bravil's populace is one of the less wealthy of Cyrodiil.

The giant forested, deserted, swampy, and who knows what else there is wilderness is contained here. Mines, Shrines, Idols, Camps, Etc.