Without Pokémon to mitigate natural disasters, build dams, or retain the bridge between man and nature, the civilization once in Broadmarsh has been lost to time. Sunk beneath floodplains and building wetlands, the ruins of the city and its connecting routes can still be found deep in the murk, both by boat and wader boots.

Once a popular spot for adventurers to test their metal against the mountains and caves, or rest in its famous hot springs, Drackinhelm has become a mountain of death and misery. The people of Famine respect it's power, only a select few being either brave or stupid enough to try their might against it's lava and earthquakes.

The westernmost chain of islands in the Northern Gulf, the Exegg Islands were aptly named for the Exeggutor that were once commonplace. There are still a few old cabins and campgrounds on the islands, but for the most part, the tropical locale has been reclaimed by nature.

There has always been something unusual about the woods of Gladegloom. Locals always warned not to go into its depths alone - especially after the Pokémon disappeared. Those who go too far disappear. Even the fancy resorts and old mansions that once reigned at the end of well-lit paths have been eaten alive by the dark shroud of nature - though some claim the old lanterns remain lit, late at night...

This island was once a resort for the richest people in Deprin, if not the entire world. Now, it's decaying under the weight of time and nature, its spas, hotel, and shopping circle abandoned and empty.

An already hostile mountain, Mt. Veerie became inhospitable after Pokémons’ disappearance. With no fire for warmth, no protection against the blizzards, avalanches, and other disasters, the old town of Frorehearth was forced to evacuate. The ruins and mountains are still explorable, however, for those prepared enough - or foolhardy enough - to brave the climb.

The cold air from Mr. Veerie and the warm air from the Gladegloom has created the perfect ix of stormy weather over this ocean. Be cautious of it's violent waves and hidden riptides.

Within the grasp of the region where the largest rivers of Deprin flow to, the waters of the Western Bay are the dark and brackish heart of the local seawaters, and a perfect place to go diving and exploring for shipwrecks, surf, and Pokemon.

Deprin's national park spans nearly every biome located in the beautiful region. This area is a safe haven for all pokémon, including the region's rarest.

Salve Co.'s private island is a source of mystery for many in the region. The island has been abandoned since a massive fire, but no one from the company talks about it. The dangerous ocean and skies keeps curious noses out.