Translated to "The Angry Bull," this is the town saloon. It's somewhat of a cozy place, despite how many repairs it does need, and though the food isn't first-class in any way, the alcohol is good and in abundance. This is always a busy area, no matter what time of day, and it wouldn't be wrong to say that there's at least one brawl per night, between drunken fellows. All in all it's an interesting place indeed, and attracts many customers daily.

Serving as the town square, this area is also very, very crowded. With eager merchants lining each side of the streets in hopes of selling something to put some money into their pockets, this place is not only crowded, but dangerous. Thieves, like in most other towns, will jump at the chance to snatch something off of a busy shop owner's shelf, and before you realize it, will have taken off, lost in the crowd. Fights happen often here, as well, though this area is more heavily patrolled by officers.

Translating to "Lustful Desires," this is Mexico's only brothel. Calling it a nice place would be a definite overstatement, though the women are well looked after, and each have a room to themselves. They have the right to turn away any individual, and majority of the workers here are armed, as many men coming in search of a temporary partner tend to be rather aggressive. Even still, it offers a good living for the women, better then it would be on the streets, hence why so many choose this as their occupation.

Here, is the penitentiary of Matamoros. Not only is this area, much like Laredo, overcrowded with criminals of all sorts, but the conditions are rather foul, and officers are hardly "nice." The Sheriff spends majority of his days, if he' not on call, here, be it checking on inmates or separating the fights that are certainly bound to happen. This is a dangerous place, and though they try to keep men and women separate, most women that come here are extremely careful.