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Underneath the rusting bridge lies the vast lake where all of the herd get it's water. The waters here are crystal clear and unpolluted because there are no buildings or factories to spread dirt around. The lake bed is clear and the wildlife is abundant.

What used to be New York City. Only fragments of the massive skyscrapers that once dominated the lands remain, and jungle foliage has invaded, winding up and down the tattered buildings. It is eerily quiet, and the carcasses of cars are still lining the streets. Lamp posts are broken in half, and the streets are filled with plant life. This is the main area where the deer live. It is bustling with activity and is heavily guarded at all times.

What used to be known to the humans as the Statue of Liberty. It is still fairly recognizable, but her face has been cracked down the middle and the whole statue is slanted to the left slightly. Deer are still trying to understand what this awesome being was used for.

Pulsating trees and strange purple-green spotted vegetation conceal this pond that glows an eerie green and reflects all the colors of the rainbow in the light. Deer all over the area have drank the pond water, changing themselves into deer-men. Be careful, however. If a deer-man drinks the water, bad things will happen! This is the single best guarded spot in all of the territory, and nobody goes in or out without permission.

A recently formed mountain range. It is still a bit small because it was created so recently, but the conditions are harsh and the winds are always roaring through them. Few deer dare venture through here, for the conditions are foul and the plant life is scarce.

A barren wasteland with brutally hot conditions in the daytime and chilling cold weather at night. It is covered in sand and a few old looking science labs here and there. A few cacti line the borders between the desert and the forest, showing what was where. Many deer travel here, however, for the cacti are very nutritious, but it is hard to get there because of its location in the outcast and rogue lands.

Beautiful marshlands filled with ponds of crystal-clear water and infested by gigantic crocodiles! This is a place where you've really got to watch your back because insects are pretty overgrown as well, and quicksand pits are scattered all over.

The trees on this forest are of unbelievable size, so big the OutCasts have carved their houses in them and so tall nobody has ever seen the top. Little sunlight goes past the mighty Sequoya woods, and dinosaurs are commonly seen below the village, and are usually considered to be a minor pest. A graver threat are the carnivorous plants and trees that lurk about.

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