Island World of Claymore

Definition

Nameless island, due the inhabitants' belief that this is the entire world. A Claymore refers to it as "this world" (manga Scene 79).

Of indeterminant size and shape.

Regions

Compare the three maps of the Island World of Claymore below with the manga and anime Series. Despite differences:

Eastern Quadrant

Called Sutare (manga)/Sutafu (anime). Desert spreads toward the east, where the Organization is headquartered in the town of Staff (manga Scene 41, anime Scene 15).

Northern Quadrant

Called Alphonse. Mountainous, hyperboreal lands. Has volcano (anime Scene 24). Site of towns of Pieta and Dabi. The region is headquarters of Isley of the North (manga Scene 49, anime Scene 16).

Central Region

Called Toulouse (manga Scene 83). Green lands and valleys. Site of holy city of Rabona (manga Scene 5, anime Scene 3).

Western Quadrant

Called Lautrec (manga Scene 83). Site of the town of Hanel (anime Scene 15, town is unnamed in manga). Hanel is locale of the Teresa and Clare statue.

Nearby Mount Zakol is headquarters ("Witch's Maw") of Riful of the West (manga Scene 42, anime Scene 15).

Southern Quadrant

Called Mucha. Green lands, mountains and desert. Headquarters of Luciela of the South. The similarly named village of Musha is the hometown of Priscilla.

The town of Doga, Raki's hometown, is mentioned to be in the south in the English manga and anime (west in the original Japanese).

The towns of Stora and Egon which Raki visits with Clare, may be nearby (given Raki's human limits to travel speed). And Mount Shire (named in anime only) where Clare rendezvous with Elena, may also be in the vicinity. But whether these locations are actually in Mucha, or elsewhere, is still unclear.

Trivia

Maps
 * According to Cynthia, the Organization divided the "continent into four parts", three to the Abyssal Ones and one to the Organization (manga Scene 83).
 * Unclear locations in the Claymore series may include: Teo and Rokut (Teresa arc), Torio, Lido and the Paburo Mountains (Miria arc), Gonal (Ophelia arc).