The bazaar is the largest open market in the Fire Nation, hosting a plethora of high quality items from classic Fire Nation delicacies like hot flakes to handcrafted jewelry and headgear. It resides near a large academy and is a favourite place of students, who come here to ditch school or hang out after classes are over.

The Boiling Rock is the most heavily secured prison in the entire Fire Nation, and possibly the entire world. Prisoners whose crimes are so horrible that they demand a more intense sentence are sent here, including war prisoners, murderers, and traitors. The Equalists heavily utilize this for firebending prisoners. Because it is situated in the middle of a boiling lake surrounded by sheer rock faces and then ocean that stretches for miles and miles on end, no one has ever escaped from it except for Team Avatar, but they don't count because they're the main characters.

Named for the imposing statue of Fire Lord Ozai that resides in the city center, Fire Fountain City is one of the less affluent places in the Fire Nation. Residents of the city should take care not to go out alone after dark, lest they put themselves in needless danger. Its citizens are largely working-class and pride themselves on their city's strong industrial economy, as well as the year-round fair.

Shu Jing is a peaceful, secluded village nestled in the mountains of the Fire Nation. It was once renowned for accommodating the famous and talented swordmaker Piandao, who viewed it as the perfect place to pursue his artistic interests. His home, a commodious castle situated high above the rest of the village, still resides there, and there remains a healthy culture of weapons-making in the below village.

Jang Hui is a small but thriving fishing village located in the crystal blue waters beneath the ruins of what was once a war-era Fire Nation factory. It is unique in that it is composed of connecting docks and houseboats on stilts, all spread out across the water like a wooden spiderweb. The village's patron saint is the Painted Lady, whom they believe watches over the village in times of need.