Tweet, tweet! Your characters can tweet away on their Twitter accounts!

Your character can blog here with others as they tumble through their lives.

Your character can Skype with far-off friends or relatives, or just chat with someone from school.

It's not named for it's actual size, but instaed for the amount of useful things to buy. Many of the items sold here are just trinkets for the passing tourists who come to enjoy the warm summer. However, it is where most of the clothes shopping is done and there are a couple useful things.

This store has been long since abandoned; it's boarded up and doesn't have a front entrance, but if you do a little exploring, you'll find that the back door is always unlocked.

That's what most people will tell you.

Although it seems abandoned, some adventurous types have found that there's a shopkeeper who comes every now and then, selling uncommon odds and ends.

This is a common hangout place for teenagers or those on the run.

This is a small shop that looks a bit like a gas station until you realize it has no gas pumps. It's a very small, cramped store, filled to the brim with electronic devices - phones, washing machines, blenders, and car engines. You name it, they've got it. Or at least they have a catalog and will ship it to you within a business week or so.

This train station connects to a lot of others around the countries, and is a great way to travel to and from Chillton Bay.

Just because Chillton Bay is a small place, that doesn't mean it doesn't have its problematic people. Whether your character's an orphan, they've done something wrong, or they're reporting something, they'll probably end up here.

Sub-board: Jail

If your character's injured or very sick, they should probably come here.

Most births are likely to happen here, as well.

This is the place where orphaned or unwanted children live. Anyone can adopt a child as long as they have decent home conditions and a clean record.

Stray animals, animals people have given up, things of the like are here. This is a no-kill shelter, and it also acts as an animal hospital.

People often come here to see or adopt the animals; there are cats, dogs, birds, lizards, rats, mice, rabbits, and many other cute critters.

Go Chillton Bay sharks!

For students aged 14-18, this is school.

High school is a rough experience for some, and a great experience for others. Choose your friends wisely, and try not to get beaten up.

Sub-boards: High School Cafeteria, High School Field

Go swordfish!

Kids aged 11-14 (grades 6-8) come to school here at the Chillton Bay Middle School.

Puberty and hormones are smacking the pre-teens and teens at this school, so be careful. Cliques are starting to form, and it's becoming clearer as to who is who in this vicious territory.

Sub-boards: Middle School Field, Middle School Cafeteria

This is Chillton Bay Elementary School!

Kids ages 4-11 (preschool to 5th grade) attend school here.

The easy stuff, such as learning to read, write, and getting basic math skills down are all here. Playing with toys or outside during recess are common things.

There isn't much drama in elementary school, except over silly things, and most little kids tend to forget, anyway.

Sub-board: Playground

This is a large building with a variety of rooms for different sports, and it includes a gym.

Not the largest bowling alley ever made, but it works well for the people of Chillton Bay, and is a good place to go if you've got some time and a little extra cash laying around.

Despite the name, there aren't too many ancient artifacts at this museum. There are many things from the waters in the area, though.

If you're less social and would rather read books, study or chat with a few friends, or just hang out, then the library's a pretty good place to go.

A huge amusement park right by the edge of town. This place is extremely popular in the summer, and a huge tourist attraction. It generates a lot of money for Chillton Bay, and the workers are payed pretty well.

This is, of course, the most popular hangout spot throughout Chillton Bay. It's one of the main attractions for tourists, and of course, most of the residents love it, too.

Sub-board: Boardwalk

Here at Grapevine Stables, people as young as 5 years old can take horseback riding lessons.

Apple-picking, pumpkin-carving, and other fun activities are available in the Fall.

This zoo is about a 20-minute drive from Chillton Bay, and it's definitely worth the drive. There are many fun activities and a large variety of animals at this zoo!