Where else to train than in the mighty hedgemaze? Located behind the school, this enormous hedgemaze was originally used for gym class and district festivities—but has now being claimed by the Training Centre to use for training potential careers. There’s a blunt weapons rack by all three entrances (and several more scattered throughout)—and several crumbling buildings and caves deafly placed throughout the ‘arena’. Good luck!

Right next to the Marketing area are two buildings. The larger of the two is a hospital (which contains many patients from the vigorous peacekeeper training and tribute training), and the smaller but just as grand is the research center. You can find many things to do here, and perhaps get a part time job as a doctor or researcher’s assistant? This is where most of the medical supplies are manufactured and sent on their way to the Capitol.

Just a typical Justice Building. The area used for reapings and town festivities is located just to the left of the square building.

Apartments. Urgh. Those other district people must have it so much better. Stupid AC, and electricity—it must be so much better in the houses. Each apartment contains three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a kitchen, and an extra room. The Lower Class is located in a third of the city, and on the side facing the mountain. Like the other two classed parts of the city, the edge of this Lower Class touches the marketing area.

Ah, the shops! Shopping galore! Many stalls of food items and the other useless fare are found here. Your family might even have their own cart (or building if lucky) here themselves! The marketing area is located in a long strip of cobblestone surrounded on all sides by tan brick stone buildings.

Houses, typical. Four bedrooms, two bathrooms, a kitchen, a living room, and two spare rooms. The houses are typically made of brick, and are two stories tall. The Middle Class runs along the west side of the marketing area.

They house and train the peacekeepers here. There’s an obstacle course in the back, and a large chain fence in the front. I guess the peacekeepers like their privacy. Or maybe they’re just trying to scare new recruits.

Well, whadda’ think? It ships the stone, tributes, peacekeepers and medical supplies out, and food and the like back in. The tracks are surrounded by ten-foot high barbed wire—but it’s not uncommon to find teenagers trying to sneak in for fun.

This is one of District Two’s Main jobs! At ages sixteen through thirty—all members of the district are required to work a six-hour shift every other day. There are many different caves down here, where all the stone and jewels are harvested. Don’t even think about trying to take something for yourself—every person is hand-checked for lifted items during hours. After hours the elevators and doors to the quarry are shut tight.

The second the Hunger Games were announced, ambitious and rather bloodthirsty governor Hanks turned the abandoned quarry into a training center for the young children. Ages 12-15, each child is required to attend sessions here as one of their classes for school daily. Afterwards, it’s up to the juvenile’s parents, and how their school schedule fits.

The Mansions are quite beautiful and… mansionful. They are located on the east side of the marketing area and right next to the school. The mansions are usually a white brick, and surrounded by green grass and upper-classmen alike. Usually you’ve inherited a large amount of cash in some sort of contest, or have inherited the building itself to live in one of these.