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East Garfield Park, which has a forward operating base of sorts. This base is known as Catalonia by the Anarchs, and "Charlie Base" by the US Army. Provisions have been set up to anyone who wants or needs them, and the fighters, although worn down, are even able to have a bit of fun here. A community pool has been drained and refilled with fresh water, with the cover usually reserved for winter thrown over top in order to preserve it from rain or other contaminants. Players can get something to eat, talk to and potentially recruit fighters, and relax for the time being.

Directly to the EAST is the Baazar, which is mostly a small collection of civilian stalls that sell various equipment.

Further EAST, there is the Medical District, which has been expanded to encompass most of Near West Side. The United Center, to this effect, has been turned into one of the largest rapid-response trauma centers on hand, with even groups like Doctors Without Borders coming to the scene in order to help wounded combatants and civilians alike.

To the SOUTH is Lawndale, which itself is divided into roughly equal North and South, and is largely a buffer zone between the Anarchist line and that of both the Army and the Fascists. The fascists also only have one district, but are given food and water by the Army. Soldiers that are tired of killing civilians sometimes defect over to the Anarchists, who allow them to leave or keep fighting if they wish.

To the NORTH is Humboldt Park. The Anarchists here have made their own effort to feed the civilians, which find themselves trying to continue their normal lives despite the fighting. Without steady jobs, those that can find work contribute to what they can and are paid on the spot as day laborers. The Anarchists pay people in food and supplies.

Directly to the WEST, there is Garfield Park itself, a small forested area that sees a larger civilian market set up, protected by the Anarchists. That being said, players within the Anarchist faction can get a free meal here as thanks for that protection, and there will usually be one or two people recruiting civilians to join the Anarchists.

Further NORTH and WEST, after a lengthy drive or train ride through civilian land, there sits O'Hare, which is the anarchist headquarters in the city. The airport itself has been taken over and the large tower is used to broadcast wide-band signals to fighters down in the city. The Anarchists here have control of the planes, but have a current issue with jet fuel, and only rarely fly them. When they do, they usually experience anti-air fire from the Army.