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It is the biggest building in the town. Painted white to appear marble(in reality, it is made of wood), it has five stores if the ground floor is included. The garden that surrounds it is being well taken care of, but it is not always full of plants due to the climate.

Sheriff John McKenzie's office is located in the middle of the town. That way he can always go where needed and is easily available. He, for one, did not put any effort into the estetics of his office-it is easy to see it is made out of plain wood. Plain, but quality.

The homes of the inhabitants of Juarezville. Whether they're small or bigger, for there are no gigantic homes or mansions here, they are located here. Each inhabitant gets a sib-board for their home.

The saloon; where all the men in town come to bend an elbow, whether alone or with their friends. Difficulties often happen here, but nothing that can't be resolved with the help of the guard, Seargent Waverly and, if needed, the Sheriff.

Owned by Miss Louise Smith, the brothel is a place all men cherish and all women despise. It is a two store building, quite lavishly decorated for the Juarezville standards. That and the fact that it is the only iunstitution of such kind around makes it extremely popular.

The Store is run by Jack O'Hara, and has everything to offer, from guns to groceries. It is visited by all the people living in the town. It is a one-storie dwelling made of wood. The O'Hara's keep it in perfect shape.

The Church is located at the far east of the town. It has a courtyard covered in dark green grass, and a cemetery located within it. Not many people are burried there-there are more graves made just as monuments for the dearly departed of the ihnabitants that died someplace else.

The Praire-wild, easy to get lost in, unexplored...every now and then, some people dare to go on an expedition, but some never come back. At some parts, it is inhabited by Indians or hermits who want to live alone and away from the civilization.

You think the praire is bad? Try the badlands. Also a part of the praire, they are extremely hard to survive in for longer than a couple of days. Five years ago, some boys went there and never returned home. Nobody has ever been able to located them or explain what happened to them. Wind, storms...there is plenty in the badlands to kill an inexperienced person.

The Canoyn is narrow, with very tall and abrupt sides-nobody could really climb them. Perfect for an ambush-place, it is avoided by traders and travellers, no matter whether they are rich or poor.