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Harry Potter Location Listing
Guest Author - Lisa Shea

There are many magical places in the Harry Potter story. Here's a listing of the locations he visits and hears about.

Azkaban
Azkaban is the prison for bad wizards. It is guarded by dementors, who suck out your happiness.

Hogsmeade
A small village near Hogwarts where the students occasionally go to hang out. Some shops here include Madam Puddifoot's, a tea shop where Harry and Cho have a date; Zonko's Joke Shop, which Fred and George love; The Three Broomsticks, a kid-friendly pub, and The Hog's Head Bar, a dingy bar where the D.A. first meet.

Hogwarts
The school that Harry Potter attends, this is a seven-year program to turn young boys and girls into fully trained wizards.

Ministry of Magic
The ministry is the government organization that oversees all magical things. It is accessed via a red telephone booth in a seedy part of London.

Privet Drive
Not a magical location, but the street of the muggle home where Harry spends his time away from school in the summers.

St. Mungo's Hospital
Fully known as St. Mungo's Hospital for Magical Maladies and Injuries, this is where "Healers", with a symbol of a wand and bone, take care of fixing any magical problems.

Harry Potter Timeline
Harry Potter Character Listing
Harry Potter Monster Listing
Harry Potter Magical Term Glossary
Harry Potter Spell Glossary

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