Map of Western Methgoa during the Great Lacuna

The degree to which a given habitation could be called a “settlement,” a “town,” or a “city” is largely unknown; most of the sites mentioned in the Cottrite Codex await discovery and excavation. It is believed that cowndees—districts overseen by a kubna—each possessed a relatively large town, with populations on the order of five hundred to as many as three thousand people; usually an Okan cowndee and its main town bore the same name. A mayr, on the other hand, apparently presided over a settlement or smaller town with substantial tracts of land attached to it, which were considered to be part of and politically subordinate to a cowndee.

Some Socaliniero habitations seem to have been larger than those found in the northern regions of Okan, A’o, and Foshinden. Archaeological excavations at Mendo, for example, suggest that during the Interhistorical Era the town may have reached populations of 10,000 or 12,000 people, some of them scattered in farming settlements near the walled city.

• A’o: mountainous stae’ to the east of Okan
• Achpie Muns: coastal mountain range
• Aleio: Socaliniero town south of Roksan, situated on the Wakeen River
• Arn Mun: settlement in the Okan cowndee of Cham Fos
• Avi: settlement in the Okan cowndee of Cham Fos
• Bose: city and cowndee of A’o
• Bwayblo Muns: mountains between southern Okan and southern A’o
• Cham Fos: town and cowndee of Okan
• Cham Lek: lake above the falls of Cham Fos
• Cheyne Wells: settlement in the Okan cowndee of Moor Lek
• Cumat Way: trail in Okan
• Dona Paz: a high pass in the Sehrra Muns; Dona Paz Road: trail leading through this pass
• Ellaya: ruin of an ancient Socalio city, called the City of Lost Angels by northern tribes
• Elmo: settlement in the Okan cowndee of Moor Lek
• Fo’rokvel: settlement in the Okan cowndee of Grisham Lekvel
• Foshinden: northernmost autonomous region west of the Coastal Range
• Freeman Mun: mountain in northernmost Galifone, near the boundary with Okan; site of hot springs
• Galifone: Espanyo territory north of Socalia.
• Ganbeh Donjon: ruins in northwestern Vada
• Goze Lek: waterhole on the eastern side of the SehrraMountains, in northwestern Vada
• Grisham Lekvel: town and cowndee of Okan
• Guidad Mendo: Socaliniero town south of Roksan
• Ham’l: city of A’o
• Hanny’s Lek: small lake on the eastern side of the SehrraMountains, in western Vada
• Honey Hame: settlement in the Okan cowndee of Moor Lek
• Huam Prinz: town and cowndee of Okan
• Kren: settlement in the Okan cowndee of Cham Fos
• Lek Doe: trading center in the Sehrramountains
• Lil Ku: tributary of the Mendo River
• Loma Alda: ruined Socaliniero townsite on the east side of the Mendo River
• Lost Angels: ruin of an ancient Socalio city; in Espanyo, Ellaya
• Mazen: city of A’o
• Mendo: city on the Mendo Ribba in the Wakeen Val
• Mendo Ribba: major river in the Wakeen Val
• Mercan: extinct civilization formerly occupying the northernmost continent of the western hemisphere
• Metet: cowndee of A’o
• Mezgo: large Espanyo-occupied region to the south of Socalia and Zoni, extending eastward beyond the Rogga Muns (Sehrra Máderes)
• Miduhm: town and cowndee of Okan
• Moor Lek: town and cowndee of Okan; after a lake of the same name
• Moor Ribba: River flowing from the Snek out of A’o into Okan
• Mosarín: a town in Socalio
• Novalinda: town north of Roksan
• Nusyaddle: coastal city in northern stae’ of Foshinden
• O’a: settlement in the Okan cowndee of Moor Lek
• Okan: autonomous stae’ west of the coastal range and north of Galifone
• Oane Lek: town and cowndee of Okan; after a lake of the same name
• Oshin: settlement in the Okan cowndee of Moor Lek
• Puns: town and cowndee of Okan
• Puns Donjon: town in southernmost Okan, believed to be in decline during Cottrite’s time
• Rawley: settlement in the Okan cowndee of Puns
• Rayno: ruins in western Vada
• Rittamun: settlement and cowndee of Okan
• Rogga Muns: the SehrraMádere range; eastern limit of Hengliss and Espanyo cultures described in the Cottrite Codex
• Roksan: major city of the south
• Rozebek: town in the Okan cowndee of Puns
• Sa’Lek: saline lake inside the walled province of Uda
• Sayjunill: settlement in the Okan cowndee of Puns
• Sehrra Muns (northern): mountain range to the west of the Wakeen Val
• Shazdi: active volcano on the border between Okan and Espanyo territories
• Sihueri Vada Muns (southern): southern end of the Sehrra mountains
• Silba Lek: town and cowndee of Okan; after a lake of the same name
• Silba Ribba: a river in Okan
• Socalia: Espanyo region between the western coastal range and the SehrraMuns, south of Galifone
• Snek Ribba: river extending from the Rogga Muns through A’o and into Foshinden
• Soja Mun: mountain on the north end of the inland valleys, near the Okan border
• Syadle: ruins of an ancient Mercan city, overtaken by advance of polar ice following the Climate Reversal
• Truth Mun: Mountain in southern Okan
• Uda: a walled state on the eastern end of Vada and Zoni
• Vada: desert territory to the south of Okan and east of Galifone and Socalia, partially organized as a stae’ but sparsely occupied
• Vareio: town near Roksan
• Vrezgo: site of ancient Mercan coastal city, now located some miles inland; mostly ruins
• Waiya Ribba: river in A’o
• Wakeen Ribba: river in the central Socalio valley
• Wakeen Val: inland valley bounded by the Sehrraand the Achpi mountains
• Wammet Muns: northern stretch of the Coastal Range; so called by natives of Foshinden and Okan
• Wichin: town and cowndee in Okan
• Zoni: largely unoccupied desert territory sandwiched between southern Vada and Mezgo
• Zonorenza: Espanyo territory south of Socalia