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This area is the main part of the city and where most Middle Class animals live and make their living. This area is a mix of residential and commercial endeavors. Most homes are a patchwork of necessity, often burrowed out of the more sturdier ruins left over. Though, some ambitious animals have overhauled and completely renovated old homes for themselves as well.

Businesses have both carved out their own shops from the ruins and sell their goods on the streets using wooden carts and stands to show off their varying goods. Crime is moderate here as knights do their best to keep order on the streets.

There is not a lot of greenery here, but one can find it poking up from the cracks in the old concrete and attaching itself to old structures in the form of vines. There are a few overgrown trees that broke up through the ground and staked their claim.

Markay Strip is the most happening place in Collinwood. It's a long street lined with merchant stalls and stores that carry almost anything one would need. There are pet shops, the pound, the vet, restaurants and eateries, all kinds of shopping and trade, pubs, and several apothecaries.

During the day, this street is bustling with many different animals and their Humes. During the night, it's lit by candlelight and rather quiet, given at that time mainly only the eateries and restaurants are open.

Nocturnal animals may choose to keep their stores open after the sun sets, however, most stalls close up shop for fear of thieves lurking about at night.

Little Ifre is considered to be Collinwood's residential area. Dotted by many redwoods, bushes, and naturally growing flowers, it's a very beautiful place in the spring and fall. Here, there are many different kinds of houses. There are no rules - save for respect your neighbors' property and space. If there's an empty place, you can build on it. If there's an empty shelter, you can claim it. Most animals stake their claim by simply urinating around the border of their shelter.

There's a medium-sized park nearby with a playground for young animals to play in. A mile or two down the main road takes you to Tiger's Eye Lake - a beautiful swimming and watering hole that families flock to on hot summer days.

Lower Collinwood is easily the area where the dangerous criminal types congregate. It's the furthest point from Tinley Mansion, and as such, does not get guarded as well as other parts of Collinwood. On the contrary, most guards that do get appointed here find themselves guarding the entry point, which is also found in this area.

Animals venturing to this part of Collinwood should be wary. The poor congregate here as well as the unsavory. Most animals here only live in hollowed out burrows or patched up ruins, though the environment continues to crumble around them. Resources are not found here so readily, and even so, the animals don't have the capitol to trade for them. The animals here don't have much and are often willing to do anything to survive.

Despite its dark name, Fleeting Souls Meadow is actually a very beautiful place. In the summer, its rolling hills are dotted with colorful wildflowers, often visited by fluffy white rabbits who come out to snack on the tasty clovers. In the winter, endless white hills stretch out farther beyond what the eyes can see.

Many animals who choose to try to raise feral livestock may live out in the meadow, constructing a stable or a fenced in pasture to fit their needs. The endless grassy plains are perfect for endlessly grazing hoofed animals.

There is the abandoned ruins of an old military base out here, but otherwise, it's rather peaceful and serene.