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The Lighthouse - Their most prominent landmark is situated at the edge of their territory, it had formerly been used as the Gathering place before the Gatherings were disbanded to bring disgrace to StarClan. A cause for dispute among CragClan and RoostClan every once in a while and had been the most prominent piece of territory fought over in the last Crag-RoostClan war. The paint has long since begun to peel and the wooden door is all but gone. This makes the trek inside the lighthouse dangerous as the iron stairs are weakened by the rain, and it is no laughing matter to cut open your pads along the steps. However, the roof seems fairly stable enough, the bulb having long gone out, and seagulls and eagles have begun to roost there. It is especially dangerous. However, CragClan apprentices seem to make it a common dare to trek across RoostClan territory and reach the top to retrieve feathers.

A Well - It's closed off, with rotting wooden planks resting atop it. However, it's likely that there's something interesting at the bottom.. if a cat dare be so foolish to check it out. Most cats leave it well alone. It's located near the edge of their territory by the cabin remains.

Remains of a Cabin - It's naught but a little bit of foundation left, but it suffices as a bracer against the wind. Vines have begun to grow along the sides but the younger apprentices are told off to leave the area alone, lest they prick their paws along the nails that remain there.

Little Stream - Many small, thinly spread streams that drag across the territory, splitting it effectively. It's their primary source of fresh water, and for TideClan as well, which has prompted them to form an alliance with them at the moment. They have a decent sized lake that is joined by small rivers and is deep enough for it to reach a cat's throat. It's not as large as Salty Creek

Salty Creek - Just below the CragClan and RoostClan border, they have

Dens/Camp - Unlike what most Crag- and TideClanners expect, they do not have their camp situated in the middle of a clearing - it is foolish business. Instead, with the thick trees as their cover, they have their dens nestled in the roots among trees. They use specific trees for this, those with thick roots and soft soil that could be made into tunnels and burrows for them to nest in. They often use the springy moss and features from their prey to adorn their nests - most cats are used to sharing extremely close quarters as most dens aren't very big. Most nests are pressed flush together, barely leaving a paws' space in between. It's not exactly comfortable either during the rainy season and they migrate higher in the trees if necessary. Some cats make their nests higher naturally but most do it along the roots. However, because some trees aren't optimal for dens, their dens are often more spaced out which isn't the best if their camp is invaded. Their fresh-kill pile is usually quite full as their territory is often filled with prey. They stock it in one of two owl burrows in opposite ends of camp, although it has to be changed regularly otherwise the prey will rot. They ensure that their piles are always full.