There's a creaky old abandoned watchtower that that guards the back of the District Walls. It faces the mountains, and the peacekeepers had long since given up looking out that way. The mountains provide freezing airs, and you'd be long dead by morning if you tried to escape that way. At the bottom of the watchtower lies a small trapdoor that leads to the outside... is there anyone foolish or brave enough to venture outside? (granted they can find the obscure trapdoor)

The factories are very large and take up most of the district space. 90% of the people that live in District Three work here, and it usually has something to do with assembly work on the electronics that get imported from here.

Nothing special. Just a Justice Building. This one in particular is made out of a gray stone and resides in the very center of the entire district. If you enter, the middle of the building seems to have been cut out (the Justice Building looks like the shape of an ‘O’ now) and has been cleared. It was originally used for dances and parties, and during the war: councils—but now it is mainly used to conduct the reapings and such.

On the outskirts of the main stonewall is the lower class. The houses are actually built up the wall, and you must climb up a series of old wood flights to get to your small house. Usually, the stacked houses stop about thirty feet up the wall. The houses are usually two bedrooms, one bathroom—and one extra room. You’ll have your own porch, if that accounts to anything. Just don’t lean against the wooden railings, more than one person has fallen to their death.

Actual houses, for god’s sake. These houses belong to the people who did better than average in life, and usually is only one story. They are typically made out of gray stone, and have black tile rooftops. The houses usually have three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a kitchen, and one extra room.

Appropriately named, School of Three—this school houses all ages from PreK to 12th grade. Education is highly competitive and important in District Three and brains are one of the few things that this district can hold against the others. Good grades= good job, and good job means you might one day make enough money to make it to Middle Class. Several Generations of good grades might get you a cheap house in the upper district.

As simple as that. A stretch of prairie lies in between the Lower and Middle Districts. It even has a gazebo that’s half-falling apart that you can climb around in, that was once built in better times. It’s a popular hangout spot for many teenagers. Even some of the adults like to come back and stare at the cloudless sky for a while.

In the center of the District, you’ll find the Upper Class Section of the District. Big white houses, green grass, and cobblestone roads—this is where all the big time moneymakers will go (mainly peacekeepers, government officials, and big time inventors) The upper class is actually sectioned off from the other classes by a smaller gray stone wall.

No one knew why these huge fancy houses were built ontop of this previous empty hill. They were upset about it too—the hill was previously used for children to play in. They were horrified when it was announced that these would house the victors of the newly-founded Hunger Games.