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Widely considered the most dangerous area in all of New Haventown, the business district is filled with many shops, malls, and large businesses. The place is always crowded and traffic is heavy, making it difficult to navigate during the day. Cats are captured and taken to shelters here more than anywhere else, due to the large SPCA nearby—which the cats all avoid like the plague. The business district is a rather unfriendly place, and offers very little prey or shelter.

Long Grove Farm is a large, sprawling place with several acres of farmland located just a few miles from Greenwood Hills. It is an excellent place for strays, as Long Grove takes a more traditional approach to farming and the cats are welcome since they keep the mice and rat populations down. During the summer, berries grow and the corn fields are planted. During the fall, the apple trees bear their red fruit. The farm is fairly quiet during the winter, but picks back up again once spring returns. Long Grove is a beautiful place and very feline-friendly.

Not exactly a traditional market; Market Square is more of a strip mall. It's clean and well-kept, full of expensive stores and cute shops. The humans don't typically welcome strays here, but it's often worth the risk to come and snag some leftover fish from the little seafood shop.

A nice middle class neighbor, Harwell Terrace runs a trap-neuter-return program that the strays aren't too fond of. Despite this TNR program, Harwell Terrace residents treat strays with kindness and care well for them. The houses are much smaller than the massive structures at Greenwood Hills, but they seem friendlier somehow. The houses appear mismatched from each other and look more cozy than perfect. All in all, it's not a bad place for strays—there are plenty of rabbits to catch.

Sub-board: Harwell Park

Beyond the city limits of New Haventown is a large expanse of untouched forest. A variety of trees makes up the forest community, with many different types of shrubs and flowers growing as well. The forest is an excellent place to live and to hunt, since humans rarely venture out here except during late spring and early fall when they go camping. Deer, mice, rabbits, birds, and the like call the forest their home and it's a tough but liveable place for stray cats.

Sub-board: Winding Stream

The full power of the Allegheny River can be admired here. The river never freezes during the winter due to its mighty nature. Quite the impressive sight, boats are often seen floating calmly on the water. It can be a busy place during the summer.