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The World of Noita is separated into several Biomes which, at the center of the world can be grouped into several areas in rough succession of depth. At the end of each biome in the Main Path, there will be a Holy Mountain.

Biome Modifiers may be applied to most of the main biomes at random, and some biomes like the Desert and Snowy Wasteland have fixed modifiers, or may be generated with a specific modifier by default unless another modifier replaces it.

Main Path[]

Biome	Places of Interest
Mines	Lava Lake Shaft (to Snowy Depths) Collapsed Mines Dark Cave
Coal Pits	Fungal Caverns
Snowy Depths	Magical Temple Shaft (to Mines)
Hiisi Base	Spell Shop (in a cave in the East or West wall) Hiisi Anvil
Underground Jungle	Dragoncave Lukki Lair (connects to The Vault)
The Vault	Lukki Lair (connects back to the Underground Jungle)
Temple of the Art	Gate to the Wizards' Den
The Laboratory	Volcanic Lake

Surface[]

Biome	Places of Interest
Forest	Mountain Floating Island Giant Tree (containing the Kantele, and with Achievement Pillars and a Music Machine on the top) Pond (with a Music Machine at the bottom)
Desert	Giant Skull Pyramid Sandcave (below the Pyramid) Music Machine (Right of the Desert Essence Eater) Desert Chasm (extending beneath the rest of the desert) Celestial Scale (Past the music machine)
Snowy Wasteland	Bridge Frozen Vault (below the bridge) Snow Chasm (extending beneath the Snowy Wasteland outside of the Frozen Vault)
Lake	Lake Island (with a Music Machine)
Cloudscape	Cave Huilu

Other[]

Secret Areas[]

The existence of these areas is generally considered a secret, or they are involved in hidden events. Tread with care.

Large Areas

Small Locations

Large Areas

Small Locations

Large Areas

Small Locations

Trivia[]

The normal world is 35,840 pixels wide.

Many parts of the map are separated by a thick layer of dense and very dense rock making it hard to get through, however methods can make tunneling easier, such as using the black hole spell, or many other fast digging spells, or devious methods such as dousing oneself in Chaotic Polymorphine and using a worm transformation.

Two types of Glyphs can be found scattered throughout the world, which can be deciphered and translated into many different pieces of extensive Game Lore. Some initial details were captured in 2019 by FuryForged in his video "The hidden lore glyphs of Noita (early access)", along with dozens of further videos detailing his explorations.

Approximate Biome Map[]

This page or section includes possible gameplay spoilers or secrets. Tread carefully.

				Repeating Sky Biomes
				Moon
Cloudscape				The Work (Sky)			Cloudscape		The Gold
									???
Lake	Snowy Wasteland			Giant Tree; Forest		Desert	Desert Pyramid	Desert/Celestial Scale
	Frozen Vault	Snow Chasm	Ancient Laboratory	Collapsed Mines; Mines	Lava Lake; Orb Room	Desert Chasm	Sandcave	Desert Chasm
			Fungal Caverns	Coal Pits	(Shaft to Snowy Depths)			Overgrown Cavern
<-- repeating Parallel worlds			Magical Temple	Snowy Depths	(Shaft to Snowy Depths)		The Tower		--> repeating Parallel worlds
Lake				Hiisi Base				Sandcave
			Lukki Lair	Underground Jungle	Dragoncave
				The Vault; Fungal Caverns				Power Plant
				Temple of the Art	The Laboratory	Magical Temple	Wizards' Den	Overgrown Cavern
	Forgotten Cave		Volcanic Lake				Magical Temple	Desert Chasm
Volcanic Lake				The Work (Hell)	The Work (End)		Wizards' Den
The Gold
				Repeating Hell Biomes