Residents
| Character | Residence | Resident | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|
| Noah Newman | Newman tackhouse, 421 Larkspur Trail, Highway B | 1997– | |
| Jack Abbott | Abbott Estate, 603 Glenwood Drive | 1980– | |
| Victor Newman | The Newman Penthouse | 2012– | |
| Sharon Newman | Newman cottage, 421 Larkspur Trail, Highway B | 1996–2007, 2010– | |
| Avery Bailey Clark | Her apartment | 2011– | |
| Katherine Chancellor | Chancellor Estate, 12 Foothill Road | 1961– | |
| Paul Williams | Apartment 507, unknown address | 1991– | |
| Chelsea Newman | Newman Mansion, A 16 acre estate | 2012– | |
| Cane Ashby | 1101 Lavetta Terrace | 2009– | |
| Daniel Romalotti | An artist garret, studio number 4 | 2010–12 | |
| Eden Baldwin | Apartment at 196 E. Chestnut Street, apt 360 | 2008–10, 2011– | |
| Victoria Abbott | Billy & Victoria's house | 2010– | |
| Chloe Fisher | House given to Kevin by Angelo Veneziano | 2009– | |
| Kyle Jenkins | Abbott Mansion | 2012– | |
| Devon Hamilton | Rented house located near GCU college campus | 2007– | |
| Michael Baldwin | Apartment at 196 E. Chestnut Street #632 | 2005– | |
| Esther Valentine | Chancellor Estate, 12 Foothill Road | 1970s– | |
| Billy Abbott | Billy & Victoria's house | 2012– | |
| Nicholas Newman | Newman tackhouse, 421 Larkspur Trail, Highway B | 2006– | |
| Adam Newman | Newman Mansion | 2012– | |
| Tucker McCall | His Apartment | 2010— | |
| Kevin Fisher | House given to him by Angelo Veneziano | 2012– | |
| Nikki Newman | The Newman Penthouse | 2012– | |
| Neil Winters | Condo at 345 Ashland, Apt. 321 | 1990s– | |
| Phyllis Summers Newman | Penthouse apartment 1054 | 2004–06, 2010– | |
| Jill Abbott Fenmore | The Chancellor Estate, 12 Foothill Road | 1975– |
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“Most of the folktales dealing with the Indians are lurid and romantic. The story of the Indian lovers who were refused permission to wed and committed suicide is common to many places. Local residents point out cliffs where Indian maidens leaped to their death until it would seem that the first duty of all Indian girls was to jump off cliffs.”
—For the State of Iowa, U.S. public relief program (1935-1943)
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