One Piece
One Piece regions & territories
The regions and territories of the One Piece world, with the places they contain.
- East Blue36 locationsThe weakest and most peaceful of the four Seas, in the north-east quadrant. Monkey D. Luffy's homeland and the cradle of the Straw Hat crew: it holds Dawn Island, Shells Town, Orange Town, Syrup Village, the Baratie and the Conomi Islands.
- North Blue15 locationsThe northern Sea, in the north-west quadrant. Birthplace of many characters (Law, Bellamy, Hawkins) and stage of the Flevance tragedy, the White Kingdom destroyed by Amber Lead Syndrome.
- West Blue16 locationsThe western Sea, in the south-west quadrant. It includes Ohara — the scholars' island destroyed by the Buster Call — and God Valley, stage of the incident that bound Garp and Roger against Rocks D. Xebec.
- South Blue10 locationsThe southern Sea, in the south-east quadrant. Home sea of many crew members and entire peoples, dotted with kingdoms and islands stretching to the edges of the map.
- Grand Line — Paradise84 locationsThe first half of the Grand Line, from Reverse Mountain to the Red Line. Ironically nicknamed "Paradise" by New World dwellers: it includes Whisky Peak, Little Garden, Drum Island, Alabasta, Jaya, Skypiea, Water Seven, Enies Lobby, Thriller Bark and the Sabaody Archipelago.
- Grand Line — New World103 locationsThe second and deadliest half of the Grand Line, beyond the Red Line, ruled by the Emperors. It includes Fish-Man Island (beneath the Red Line), Punk Hazard, Dressrosa, Zou, Whole Cake Island, Wano and the legendary final goal: Laugh Tale.
- Calm Belt19 locationsThe two belts of dead-calm sea flanking the Grand Line: no wind, no currents, and the nests of the Sea Kings. Nearly impassable without coated ships or the sea floor. Amazon Lily and Impel Down rise within them.
- Red Line37 locationsThe ring-continent girdling the world vertically, intersecting the Grand Line. Mary Geoise, the World Government capital, sits at its summit; at its base lie Reverse Mountain (the only gateway to the Grand Line from the four Seas) and, beneath the sea, Fish-Man Island.