Places in The Wood
The following places are shown on Shepard's map at the beginning of the Winnie-the-Pooh book:
- Pooh Bear's House
- Kanga's House
- The Sandy Pit Where Roo Plays
- A Nice Place for Picnics
- The Bee Tree
- The way to the North Pole
- An area with Big Stones and Rocks
- Rabbit's House
- An area for Rabbit's Friends-and-Relations
- Christopher Robin's House
- The Six Pine Trees
- The Pooh Trap for Heffalumps
- Piglet's House
- Where the Woozle Wasn't
- A Floody Place
- Owl's House
- Eeyore's Gloomy Place
Additional places mentioned in the books but not shown on the map include:
- The House at Pooh Corner
- The Poohsticks Bridge
- The Stepping Stones
- A Gravel Pit
- Pooh's Thoughtful Spot
- Galleons Lap
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