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Downtown Togoti is home to most of the town's convenient and grocery stores. It's nothing interesting really, but is usually bustling with shoppers.

Red Raven Forest is a heavily wooded area located on the outskirts of the eastern side of the town. It's name comes from how abundant red wood trees and ravens are.

Haperfield park is a large park. It is the size of two football fields and contains walking trails, a track area, children's playground, small lake, and even a fenced off area for the canine companions.

Since Togoti is in District 2, that is the name of it's police station. The police around town are quite strict about enforcing the laws, so be careful, or you may end up behind bars.

Here is Club Helium. The biggest clubbing operation in the whole of Togoti. With bright neon lights, strict bouncers and bartenders, and banging music, it seems like the perfect place for adults to unwind, though the club does allow teens no younger than 16 to enter. However, if you're not 21+, don't expect to drink a drop of liquor.

The Togoti Skate Park is a large skate park for all skateboarding enthusiasts. While the ramps may be a little scuffed from years of use, it's still an ideal hangout spot for teens, especially those who seem to suffer social disposition.

This stadium is a little bigger than a football field. It is made of steel and bullet proof glass, and built in a dome shape. It can hold up to well around 150,000 people or more. Here is where rock bands come to play in loud, thrashing concerts.

Gin Circle and Vegas Drive are basically the back streets that have been forgotten by the rest of the society. Here, bottom-class people struggle to make a living, and you may see a homeless person or two. If you come around her, you'd better be careful. The people here are greedy.

Togoti Zoo is a large zoo that features many of the world's most endangered species, as well as the more common species of animals. There's even a closed off area that costs more to get into. Behind the gates is a petting zoo.

This is the Mall of Michigan. It's the largest shopping mall in Michigan. It features fully functional elevators and escalators, and climbs ten stories into the air. There are tones of shopping centers, eateries, and attractions inside.

The Ampa Theater isn't an incredible building on the outside, but the inside shows practical luxury all around. All the hit movies play first in this theater, and you can even order fast food instead of just popcorn and candy.

The best coffee and bagels in town! This place seems to get activity constantly, even through the evening hours. Making great profit, they keep adding customer benefits to the store, and that just keeps the customers rolling in.

Founded in 1982 by Theodore Rockwell, this library holds a vast collection of books; old and new. Older books are placed on higher balconies, while newer books are on the bottom floor.

This is the high school. It represents 9-12.

Sub-boards: - - THE YARD, - - THE CLASSROOMS, - - THE SCIENCE LAB, - - THE CAFETERIA, - - GYMNASIUM, - - ART ROOM, - - THE OFFICE, - - THE FOOTBALL FIELD

This is the community college. In order to get into the university, you must attend two years here.

Sub-boards: - - THE CLASSROOMS, - - CAFETERIA, - - THE YARD, - - THE LIBRARY