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Located in the remote Patola Mountain Range in Air Nomad territory, this temple is one of the two exclusively housing male airbenders. Although it was believed to be only accessible via flying bison, there is now a steep path from the mountain's rocky foot to the temple above the clouds.

The healing huts are small classroom-like structures. In these, the healing Masters teaches thier young students how to use their healing abilities properly, with mannequins with human chi paths carved into them.

The Spirit Oasis is a verdant and lush garden located in a cave in the Northern Water Tribe's capital city at the North Pole. Although the land outside is perpetually frozen, the Spirit Oasis itself is warm. This is where the mortal incarnations of the Moon Spirit and Ocean Spirit live. The water of the oasis is said to contain unique healing properties. It is a place where the Spirit World overlaps with the mortal world. It is known to be one of the most peaceful places in the bending world.

Located on the warrior training grounds, the Water Tribe armory is where Water Tribe weapons are stored and kept in pristine condition. The armory doubles as a war planning room where orders are given to the warriors. Some Fire Nation uniforms are also kept there, captured about eighty five years prior, possibly during a previous expedition against the Northern Water Tribe.

These interconnecting ice caverns are located underneath the city and were naturally created by the ocean water eroding away the ice. Seals and other animals live in these ice caverns, and the only way to get to them is to swim underneath the freezing water.

Fittingly named, Penguin Cove is located along the eastern shore of the South Pole. Safe from their natural predators, this is where the otter penguins live and breed.

West of the village lies a Fire Navy ship, torn open by jutting ice shelves. Though the shipwreck is a relic of the Fire Nation's historic first strike. In the generations that passed since the Hundred Year War, this wreck has been looted and eventually turned into a museum, displaying relics of the war and preserving stories written about the war, as a reminder to all how horrible war can be. Be cautious of wandering too far into the ship, for not all the booby traps have been found and disconnected.

The city of Omashu sits within the Kolau Mountain Range, surrounded on all sides by steep canyons and an enormous gorge. The city's three gates are composed of massive stone, each five feet thick and towering over thirty feet high. As a result, the gates can only be opened by skilled earthbenders who guard its only entrance. The city itself is built on a number of hills. The Palace sits on the tallest hill, which is centered behind some other hills. The city has thousands of houses for ordinary citizens and nobles as well as hundreds of shops, restaurants and pottery workshops. The city also has a complex mail system. Buildings in Omashu are generally built from stone, unlike most buildings in the Earth Kingdom and have green tiled roofs.

The Great Divide can be crossed in about a full day if one has or is an expert guide. Although having a typically arid climate, the canyon is home to various insects and omnivorous arachnoid creatures, most notable being canyon crawlers. These creatures possess a superior sense of smell and will attack passerby if they are carrying food. The single way down the canyon is by a narrow path along the sheer cliff wall. The canyon itself is wrought with missing sections of wall and spontaneous avalanches. Therefore, the aid of an earthbending guide who is familiar with the secrets of the canyon, and able to reconstruct or deconstruct sections of the trail, is recommended when crossing this massive gorge.

Located near the city of Omashu in the Earth Kingdom, the Cave of Two Lovers, also known as the Secret Tunnel. The "tunnel" is actually a giant underground labyrinth full of dangerous animals, including wolfbats and the gigantic badgermoles. It was also shown to be impossible to map the maze because the badgermoles earthbend the tunnels regularly; this prevents any sort of normal navigation. To find one's way out of the tunnels, they must "trust in love" and relinquish one's dependence on torches and any sort of natural lighting; if one does so, then shining crystals will guide the way.

Sub-board: Tomb of the Two Lovers

The Serpent's Pass is a narrow strip of land between the East and West Lakes that links the western and eastern halves of the Earth Kingdom, and is one of the very few direct paths to the capital, Ba Sing Se. It is named after the serpent which guards it, making the pass feared in the Earth Kingdom.

Lake Laogai is a small body of water located within the agrarian zone of Ba Sing Se, which is known as an excellent vacation spot, but in reality, it plays disguise for a sinister compound - a base of operations for the Dai Li deep underneath the lake bed.

Sub-board: Dai Li Base

Chameleon Bay is a small body of water located in the northeastern Earth Kingdom. It is on the mouth of a river that leads directly to the outskirts of Ba Sing Se.

The Foggy Swamp, often simply called the Swamp, is a vast, mysterious wetland covering a large portion of the southwestern Earth Kingdom. The swamp is very densely packed with a great variety of fauna and flora, the most notable being the catgator.

Sub-board: The Great Tree

The Si Wong Desert is the largest desert in the World of Avatar. It is the driest and hottest place in the world, and is almost impossible to successfully navigate. It is sparsely inhabited by Sandbender Tribes.

Pro-bending is the most popular sport in Republic City, and official pro-bending matches are held in the city's Pro-bending Arena. As a testament to the sport's popularity, this building has a golden appearance and is lit at night, making it a prominent city landmark. The arena is spacious enough to hold the pro-bending ring on which the contestants compete, a large pool of water far below the ring, and great numbers of spectators. The arena is one of the jewels in Republic City, and people from all over the world come to visit and watch the world's greatest benders compete.

From phonographs to fish jerky, downtown Republic City is a cultural melting pot of shops and stands featuring goods from all three nations. It is the political, economic, and cultural center of Republic City, protected by a massive police presence carried by their headquarters and airships. Despite this, the downtown suffers from organized crime like the rest of Republic City; the Triple Threat Triad, the largest bending triad of the whole city, claims the downtown as their turf and run protection rackets in this area.

Sub-board: Kuang's Cuisine

The police headquarters, often referred to simply as "Headquarters", is the base of operations for the metalbending police, and is where criminals and misfits in Republic City are taken in for arrest. The architecture of the police headquarters is comparable to that of standard Earth Kingdom buildings, with both the exterior and the interior being largely geometrical in design. Headquarters is overseen by the Chief of Police. In front of the headquarters stands a statue of Toph Beifong.

Central City Station is the city's main hub of transportation, though in recent years, it has been less utilized due to the advent of the Satomobile. However, it remains a busy commercial area. At the entrance of Central City Station is a statue in the honor of Fire Lord Zuko.

Typical of other public construction achievements in Republic City, the city park is also on a large scale. Located in the city center peninsula, the city park is landscaped, with small hills, deciduous trees shading impeccably kept grass, and fine stone arch bridges. Unfortunately, due to the poverty of a large number of Republic City citizens, the city park has also become a place popular with vagabonds. Fishing in the park is prohibited.

Located in Yue Bay, Air Temple Island is the home of Republic City’s airbenders, where they may keep to their traditions but remain near the city. The temple was originally built by Avatar Aang himself. Comprised of several structures, including a large tower, several smaller buildings with blue roofs, and an open practice area, the Air Temple Island is also home to the Air Acolytes.