Wizarding America

The main wizarding settlement that Ilvermorny students can visit, containing the mall - Greylock Galleria. It's mainly residential, but there are a few odd boutiques and small apothecaries, as well as a bank. Students can go to and from Ilvermorny on the weekends via The Great Elevator: a wooden elevator that takes them back upon the summit where the castle is located.

A multi-level shopping mall that opened in the late-1980s offering a wide variety of stores and eateries catering to the wide magical society. Until its opening, the main shopping hub for wizarding America on the eastern seaboard was a shopping district, not unlike Diagon Alley, in historical Boston. The repeal of Rappaport's Law allowed the wizarding world to borrow ideas from no-majs, and that was how the mall was born. While no-maj malls are dying, the Greylock Galleria continues to thrive as a convenient, sheltered one-stop spot for all your school and various shopping needs.

Located in California, it's a hot springs resort with a spa, luxurious cabin lodging, and a campground. It's purported that the waters of the spring provides immense benefits to those that drink or soak in it; the resort also features a gift shop selling samples of the water, bath salts, and other relaxing products.

There is a secret entrance to The Underworld via Caesers Palace casino in Las Vegas, which takes magical folk via an elevator leading underground. The place is a multi-levelled, multi-sinned fun palace with all the gambling places you'd expect from Vegas, plus bars, restaurants, shops and adult entertainment venues. There is also a luxurious hotel for wizards too intoxicated to apparate!

The Magical Congress of the United States of America - nicknamed MACUSA - is America's magical government. The largest department is the Magical Law Enforcement, and all other departments answer to them. MACUSA is lead by a President, similar to the British Minister of Magic.