Eastern River Valley The only one of the Twin Rivers that falls along the Oisin Territory, the Harlem/East River is the more tame of the two that circle the Manhattan Island. Easy to ford and navigate, this is a calm and collected environment to sit, relax, lay, and enjoy the atmosphere in. However, don't drink the water, for you'll be in for a salty surprise.
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Forest's Edge At the edge of Oisin, a forest begins. Only about two miles long, stretching from the west and east side of the territory, the forest begins sparse with only few trees here and there. By the time one crosses into the unclaimed sectors, however, the forest is much denser...that's a sure sign to tell that you're no longer in Oisin territory anymore.
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Of Once Was Old, Now Anew Windswept and decaying, what was once one of the most residential part of the island now lays polluted with human artifacts. Those canines who seek out the shelter of this territory are often met by an unforgiving landscape. Cars and scrap from buildings litter the grown up surroundings, and if you are not careful you may gain an injury from what hides beneath the thick grass that has sprouted up throughout the years. Many a canine has lost life or limb by sprinting through the grass with little or no regard for where they allow their feet to fall.
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