The Bay Area is what the Supers who live here call the apartments. Many are only a few years old and are spacious. There are twenty of these apartment complexes, which house the majority of the residents here in Mercury City.

One of the most expensive and lavish shops in Hampton Bay, Paradise on Ice aims to please. It's also one of the biggest stores, with several floors. The first level is for men's, the second level is for women, and the third level is for children. If you have a lot of money to spare, this is the place to shop!

This is the best place to get clothes. Owned by Duffy, a local Super, young people especially love the inexpensive clothes and accessories. Everything is modern, hip, and above all, chic!

Okay, so it's not really a highway, but it is where a lot of Supers from the Golden Years have taken refuge. Even though they are still within Hampton Bay and Mercury City; they are on the outskirts and prefer to live by their own set of rules. A lot of these Supers feel out of place in this new world and prefer living on their own and trying to relive the "glory days". They have taken to making their own little homes. Some have even set up their own shops. There is a real highway named 66 somewhere nearby, but it's still in its beginning stages.

One of the remnants of The Golden Yeras. During the '30s and '40s, Ricochet was the home to many of the world's greatest Supers. They lived here, partied here, and plotted here. Most of the homes have either been destroyed or abandoned, but there are still a few that have stood the test of time.

This is an area that has been closed off for years now. It's almost inhabitable. There's a park here, or what's left of it, as well as many other ruined buildings. Enter at your own risk.