If you think the name is bad now (that J sounds like a Y, by the way~), just keep in mind that it was originally Jörð Ríkir. This old city was founded long ago by a Viking-like civilization, and retains strong hints of the culture laced through it today. This said, it is actually one of the most modern cities overall, arguably regarding plant life and without question regarding eco-friendly technology. The inhabitants can come off as a little intimidating, but don't worry. They're generally very friendly and welcoming of outsiders, and are even more than used to having their city's name butchered. That said, it's probably best to avoid littering, throwing away recyclables, or emitting any kind of pollution in public here if you know what's good for you.

Built in the style of gothic architecture, a lone tower resides on the far mountains of the East. It was built as a haven for Flying-type enthusiasts where they could view bird pokemon above the clouds. Today, the inside staircase has long since crumbled, and the only way to reach the top is by flight.

Many trees had to be demolished to make room for this city. Loggers and woodsmen make their homes here. Although there are skyscrapers and other more modern buildings, there are even more log cabins. Some are large and ornamental while others are more modest.

This mysterious structure was made long ago. Its crumbling and overrun with moss and other wildlife. Many Pokemon and some people live here. This is a sacred place to those of the east. There is rumored to be treasure hidden in the temple, but that it would be bad luck to take it.

This old logging camp is still in use, but only barely. There are several unused, run-down buildings from its peak of operation, as well as hundreds of tree stumps in the surrounding area. Also, a river runs through the middle, aiding the logging-work. Some Pokemon have made their homes in both of these, as well as making a general nuisance of themselves to the few remaining workers there.

This forest appears to be burnt and withered. Its trees almost never bear foliage. It holds dangers that one would never think of. People who come back from the Haunted Forest understand how it got its name. Pokemon are few and far between, and the ones that you do find are mostly ghost types, or dark types. If you dare to go far back enough you will find an old cottage that has stayed in surprisingly good condition. Back a little ways behind the cottage is a large graveyard. No one knows who or what is buried there, but the headstones are creepy looking, and they don't look cheap either.

In one corner of the eastern forest is a wetland perfect for aquatic pokemon. The trees here lean and fold on one another, often blocking out the sun. It is cool even in the summer, but it smells terrible. The muck in some places is almost inescapable, so it would be best to watch your step.

A part of Oberon Swamp, this park is unique in that it houses ancient pokemon. A doctor has resurrected the pokemon from fossils and set them free in the park. You can try to catch them, for a price.

This smaller section of the Eastern Woods seems to exude a mystic sort of aura that is both calming and unnerving. Mysterious lights are known to hover about the area, but only at the edges of one's vision. The land is incredibly fertile, or so it assumed. Nothing brought by man will take root, but the natural foliage thrives. Occasionally, small flowers or vines may even spring up to full size from nowhere in minutes or less. The Pokemon here are generally inviting to those who wish to share its beauty, but take heed any who try to disturb it, as even the trees are said to ensure the offender will rue the day.

Taking into account of the natural forest setting, this castle was built around the natural trees and foliage of the area. The gardens around the castle are a wide range of trees and plants that have been arranged to keep a fluid aesthetic look. There is a rather large stone and metal gate around the castle, and on the gate at the front reads a sign "No Fire or Ice Types out in the area without permission". This is the home of the Duke of the Eastern Woods, Feliciano Rossi as well as some family members.

Just outside Evergreen city is a clearing which would amaze even the most experienced gardener. Over many years this place has accumulated many flowers and they have been arranged in a very artistic manner. Topiary hedges in the shape of pokemon are common here as are wood carvings and totem poles. In one shadowy area there is a large intricate maze. Some who venture into the maze never make their way out.

A huge area of trees and clearings in the Eastern Woods in which most of the Pokemon are oddly friendly, fighting only on occasion. It's not as dense as the outside view makes it seem; in fact, some areas are nothing but large, grassy clearings, which Pokemon seem to enjoy the most. These areas often have trees that have become houses or hideouts with things attached for others to play on. Atop a little cliff, one large tree stands above all others, allowing people a place from which they can truly marvel at the view. Near there is a river that is deep enough to swim in, but not so deep and strong that you'll get taken away with it. This area has been free from war-related problems for the most part.

This ominous stretch of woods is arguably the creepiest place in Era, but it isn't wandering spirits or savage demons you'll have to look out for: it's bugs! Difficult to traverse for all the webbing and nests strewn throughout the half-bare trees, the Hive is a haven for all manner of creepy-crawlies. Little else can live in this horrid environment, though a few burrowers have managed to take root, and some brave birds do occasionally drop in in hopes of finding a meal.

Lying on the southeastern edge of Era, this jungle is always warm and incredibly humid, especially around the river running through its heart. It is said some natives predating Eran civilization still live here somewhere, but no solid evidence of this has ever been found, so the stories of seeing people in the trees and other strange events are most likely only legends. Rather, the appeal of this place for most comes from the Pokemon natives- rich and diverse and wild, though this isn't to say the incredible array of fruit or breath-taking sights are bad either. A large cliff marks the southern border of this jungle, and the waterfall flowing off it proves a popular attraction.