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Sub-boards: STUDENT Application, ADULT Application, DENIED Application, Character Adoption, Abilities, Jobs

The grounds of Hogwarts house many different and large areas for the students. Ranging from the Greenhouses and Gardens, the Courtyard, down to the south side where the Black Lake is and even paths towards the Forbidden Forest.

Sub-boards: The Front Gate , The White Tomb, The Courtyard, The Lawns, The Black Lake, Herbology Greenhouse , Care of Magical Creatures Class, Hagrid's Hut, Quidditch Pitch, The Whomping Willow, The Forbidden Forest

The Hogwarts Entrance Hall is located on the ground floor of Hogwarts, with a wide marble staircase opposite the oak doors. Double doors to the right lead into the Great Hall. The Hufflepuff common room, the kitchens, the dungeons, and the Grand Staircase can also be accessed via the Entrance Hall. There is also an annex off the hall where Professor McGonagall speaks to the first years before the Sorting ceremony at the beginning of each school year.

Sub-boards: Entrance Hall, Small Chamber , Broom Closet , Corridor , Classroom Eleven , Staircase

The Great Hall in Hogwarts is the main gathering area in the school. Students eat their meals, receive daily owl posts, and have certain special events. The Great Hall is a large hall that can easily hold all of the school's students, staff and guests. It has tall walls that reach up to the ceiling, which is enchanted to look like the sky above.

Sub-boards: The Post-War Celebration, Gryffindor Table, Ravenclaw Table, Hufflepuff Table, Slytherin Table, High Table, Dueling Club

The dungeons of Hogwarts Castle are located under the school, and it is colder there than in the main castle. Contrary to popular rumor, Snape does not live there, nor do vampires. You will also be able to find the Potions Lab, Slytherin & Hufflepuff Common Rooms and the Kitchen.

Sub-boards: Potions Class, Kitchens , Detention Hall, Dungeon Five , Potions Master's Office & Private Stores

At the top of the large Marble staircase you will find the first floor. This is the first point of access for the rest of the school, you will find a lot of classrooms as well as the Hospital Wing.

Sub-boards: History of Magic Classroom, Muggle Studies, Hospital Wing, CoMC Professor's Office

On this floor is the girls' lavatory (also known as Moaning Myrtle's bathroom). It has been out of order ever since a student named Myrtle was killed there. Myrtle has haunted the bathroom ever since, leading it to be a place most students do not want to enter. This bathroom holds the entrance to the Chamber of Secrets -- which of course is no longer accessible.

Sub-boards: DADA Professor's Office, Moaning Myrtle's Bathroom, Suit of Armor , Deputy Headmaster's Office

The third floor is possibly one of the most frequented floors in Hogwarts. Like all other floors in Hogwarts castle, the third floor is conjoined with moving staircases. Located on the third floor is the Charms Corridor, which branches off to the Charms Classroom.

Sub-boards: Charms Classroom, Arithmancy Classroom, Forbidden Corridor , Trophy Room , Staff Room, Defense Against the Dark Arts Classroom

The Library is one of the largest spaces in the castle, almost rivaling the Great Hall. It spans across for most of the whole floor, leaving a small storage room and a small professor's office.

Sub-boards: Ancient Runes Classroom, Ancient Runes Office, Fourth Floor Corridor, Mirrors, Hogwarts Library

There is a special bathroom that is restricted to use by school Prefects, Head Boys, Head Girls and Quidditch captains. It is located on the fifth floor behind the fourth door to the left of a statue of Boris the Bewildered, which only opens when given the correct password. You will also be able to find the Ravenclaw Common Room on this floor.

Sub-boards: Transfiguration Professor's Office, Transfiguration Class, Statue of Gregory the Smarmy , Prefect's Bathroom , Statue of Boris the Bewildered

Home to the Mythology Classroom, of course there are marble staircases leading up to the floor above. The Boy's bathroom is also located on this floor, is said to be almost the exact same as the Girls' Bathrooms, minus Moaning Myrtle.

Sub-boards: Chamber Hall, Mythology Classrom, Boys Bathroom

On this floor you will be able to find the Gryffindor Common Room. Kept watch by the Fat Lady Portrait, she is a pleasure if you listen to her singing, just don't tell her you don't like it.

Sub-boards: Divination Classroom, Room of Requirement, Charms Professor's Office

Tapping just the right brick in the wall behind the Leaky Cauldron in London ("Three up...two across...") will reveal an archway which is a portal into Diagon Alley, a long cobbled street where is to be found a strange and exciting assortment of shops and restaurants. It is unquestionably the hub of commerce in the British wizarding world, with virtually every wizarding business stationed there. Consequently, the demand for space here is steep, and rent costs "loads of Galleons".

Sub-boards: Gringotts Bank, Ollivander's Wands, Flourish & Blotts, The Leaky Cauldron, Madam Malkins Robes, Slug & Jiggers Apothecary, Magical Menagerie, Amanliensis Quills, Weasley's Wizard Weezes, Quality Quidditch Supplies, Terrortours Travel Agency, Daily Prophet Paper

Just around the corner from Diagon Alley lies a dark, twisting alleyway devoted to the Dark Arts: Knockturn Alley. Not only are the wares sold there are a bit dodgy, but the wizards hanging around behave fairly suspiciously as well. From the shops and the street vendors one can purchase, among other things, shrunken heads, poisonous candles, human-looking fingernails, and Flesh-Eating Slug Repellent.

Sub-boards: Borgins & Burkes, The Shrunken Head , Alley Way, The Underground , The Bitter End

St. Mungo's Hospital

Founded in late 1500s or early 1600s by Mungo Bonham, St. Mungo's Hospital is the primary (and likely only) wizarding hospital in Britain. Located in an abandoned department store in London, the Healers treat wizards for all sorts of magic-related illnesses and injuries, and in extreme circumstances has been known to treat Muggles as well. Unlike, the Leaky Cauldron, St. Mungo's is visible to passing Muggles, who merely believe the sign on the front that the store is "Closed for Refurbishment."

Sub-boards: Lobby, Ground Floor: Artifact Accidents, First Floor: Creature-inuced Injuries, Second Floor: Magical Bugs, Third Floor: Potions & Plant Poisoning, Fourth Floor: Spell damage, Fifth Floor: Visitor's Tearoom & Hospital Shop, Sixth Floor: Ward

Hogsmeade is the only entirely wizarding village in Britain. According to tradition it was founded over a thousand years ago, around the same time as Hogwarts. It's a picturesque little village of thatched cottages and shops, with enchanted candles hanging in the trees during the holidays. It is located just down the road from Hogwarts and on select Saturdays throughout the school year the village is filled with Hogwarts students, who are allowed to visit beginning in their third year.

Sub-boards: The Three Broomsticks, Honey Dukes Sweetshop , The Zonko's Joke Shop, Madam Puddifoots, Gladrags Wizardwear, The Shrieking Shack , Hog's head, Scrivenshalft's Quill Shop, Dervish & Banges, Post Office

Azkaban is a prison located on an island in the middle of the North Sea that serves the magical community of Great Britain. Using certain Charms, the prison is hidden from the muggle world, and is unplottable.

Godric's Hollow is a village in the West Country of England. It is a small community, which centres on a village square with only a church, a post office, a pub, and a few retail shops. The residential streets are lined with quaint cottages. According to A History of Magic, the graveyard is rumoured to be haunted.

Sub-boards: The Prospect of Whitby, Five Oak Green Chapel, War Memorial, The Shrubbery, De Luca Manor

A small town along the River Otter in Devon, near Exeter. Ottery St. Catchpole is a Muggle town but has historically also been a large settlement for wizarding families. Ottery's notable buildings include the Tumbling Weir and St Mary's church. The town is the site of The King's School, now a comprehensive school, a former grammar school founded in 1545 by Henry VIII, and Ottery St Mary Primary School.

Sub-boards: Daphne's Flat, The Burrow

Ilkley Moor is an expanse of moorland above the town of Ilkley in West Yorkshire. It is famous as the inspiration for the Yorkshire "county anthem" On Ilkla Moor Baht 'at. To the north, where the moor drops steeply down towards the village of Ben Rhydding, a satellite of the town of Ilkley, are two millstone grit rock climbing areas: Rocky Valley and Ilkley Quarry.

Sub-boards: Forest of Dean, Spring Haven