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This hollow lies in the midst of overgrowing oak and rowan trees. The ground is lightly covered with brown sand, making it an ideal place to train young apprentices. Many of the warriors do train their apprentices here in battle training, though not much prey can be found right nearby. The trees filetr the sunlight, but there is always enough light in the hollow. It slopes upwards on the sides, and there are berry bushes where cats can easily hide if threatened. A small stream runs by the hollow, but the ice isn't very thick in the winter.

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The Snake Rocks are aptly named, for there is an abundance of poisonous snakes- mostly adders- that live here. This isn't an ideal place to train young apprentices, but if you're lucky, you may find something to eat here. The rocks are granite, and they slope upwards. The summit isn't too high, but it's still a good vantage point if you're on the lookout. Trees such as elms and maples grow around here, sheltering all but the center of the rocks from the harsh reality of the elements.

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These rocks are long slabs of rough granite that has been gently worn down by the tide of the river. Now they're actually quite smooth and warm. Covered by lichen, these rocks are a prime hunting spot. They are often disputed over by RiverClan and ThunderClan. Voles, mice and fish can be caught here. Towering oaks line the edges of these rocks, sharing their shade with the forest creatures. Cats also go here just to relax and sun themselves in the nice, warm sun.

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The river is long and lazy, winding between ThunderClan and RiverClan with ease. It's not too wide, but it would still soak the bellies of those who dared cross it. Beeches and willows grow along the edges, overhanging the cold water. Further down are stepping stones, but RiverClan cats don't need them. Expert swimmers, they use the river to catch fish such as salmon and pike. The trees shelter voles and mice which wander all too often into the claws of a hunting cat. The banks are line with mud and tall green and yellow reeds. The bottom of the river is sandy in parts, while quite rough and jagged in others. In some places, the river is deep, while in others, it's easy to cross if you know what you're doing. It proves a good border, easily keeping out ThunderClan cats who are hesitant to get their feet wet. Though the river is generally cold- good for a dip in greenleaf- it can occasionally be warm.

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A huge gorge marks the RiverClan border with WindClan. There is a brief transition between reedy marshes and open, grassy mores before this gorge. The land becomes drier and rather rocky. This gorge is dangerous, and at the bottom is a swiftly flowing branch of the river. Even the strongest RiverClan swimmer would be easily swept away. The gorge splits the land until fairly close to Fourtrees, where it narrows out and becomes shallower, and the source of this water - a spring bubbling out between two rocks and then falling down the length of the gorge - is visible. The gorge is impassable unless a cat wishes to completely go around it by way of Fourtrees. Invaders from the WindClan side are fairly thoroughly blocked out, and RiverClan cats can easily guard the several foxlengths between the gorge's end and Fourtrees.

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Named because of its abundance in ferns, the clearing is a large place veiled by pine trees. A small pond lies nearby, but is too small to have any prey. However, the woods are popular for hunting, and crows, starling, and vole can be seen commonly. The surface underground is mostly dirt and grass. It is keenly used as a hunting spot, for its wide range of sources for training. It also is convenient because its located not too far from the borders, so its easier to show apprentices the boundaries without having to travel a long way. The only downside about the clearing and forest is that if any predator attacks, you wouldn't be able to run for a long distance or dodge all of the pine trees that stand in the way until camp is reached. Luckily, predators are very rarely seen here. Almost never.

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The marsh is always wet and never seems to dry up, it covers little less than Half of ShadowClan territory. This is a good place to hunt for frogs and water snakes. It's extremely muddy and it takes forever to clean your fur after coming here. This is why most ShadowClan cats try to stay away from here as much as they can. The water here is to thick with mud to drink and can make you very sick. There are sometimes soft spots in the mud which may sink and cave in. Shadowclan apprentices are traditionally taught of these spots so that they know how to avoid them. The reeds of this marsh are tall enough to obscure a cat completely, and they allow for excellent ambushes - both for and against ShadowClan. However, the cats of ShadowClan are very accustomed to such terrain and have become experts in reading the slightest twitch of a reed, the faintest rustling. The cats of the clan also may catch frogs and small marsh sparrows and wrens in these marshy areas. Occasionally they will find straying rodents as well.

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Standing in the middle of the plains is a gnarled old tree. It is below a slight rise in the open moor, giving it a little bit of shade from the sun. The tree is an oak, but so twisted that it is barely recognizable. Around it is a ring of sand, soft and harmless. Warriors bring their apprentices here to train, and it is also a good place to hunt for small animals that have taken shelter behind the tree. The tree has been here for as long as the Clans came remember. Not even the elders say differently.

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A vast part of WindClanare its Yellow Plains, which stretch clear across to the end of WindClan. Grass, brush, and few boulders make up the plains. Prey can be found hidden in the tall grasses, or even under boulders. Dried up patches of once water sources are also found here, so be careful not to paw them, because you may just sink your paws into the soggy remnants. The Yellow Plains is used mainly for patrolling and hunting, but once you reach the highlands, the wind picks up to where it might be harder to catch such easy prey. Because of its few trees, and also because of the highland winds, animals seek no shelter here. But because of the tall grasses, rabbits and crows like to find food here, knowing that for a while they won't be spotted by upcoming predators; little do they know, WindClan cats are more clever than they think, and in no time the cats will be swishing their tails with delight, clasping a rabbit in their jaws.

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Cats call this the Thunderpath because of the noise that the monsters make when they zoom by. It runs between ShadowClan and ThunderClan, and turns on to ShadowClan's other border by the Carrionplace. It's grey and hot, always stick. Cats have gotten hit here by monsters, so you need to be careful. The banks of the Thunderplath are covered with pebbly sand. it is raised slightly from the ground, and cats fear to cross it.

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A vast valley filled with acre upon acre of starlit hills. Many cats previously of Windclan come here.

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Crystal moonlight filters in through the canopy of leaves above this forest. Many cats previously of Shadowclan and Thunderclan hunt here.

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This crystal-clear river never freezes over, and is always filled with fish. Many cats previously of Riverclan hunt here

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This is where kits who die before their time are taken care of.

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