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District 13

15 entries in this atlas are anchored to District 13, each carrying the book and locator it was checked against. They are in reading order below, premise-level first.

Explore District 13 ↗The full Panem guide

Its trade, and where that comes from

Graphite — stated in the books; this atlas holds no locator for it.

Stated in the novels as the district's nominal industry; this repository holds no locator.

Every district boundary drawn on this map is imagined. The novels never survey one, and this atlas says so rather than guessing quietly.

What the books place here

Premise-level entries — the detail the map shows before you choose otherwise.

  1. Accept the Mockingjay role

    District 13’s underground survival becomes visible. Peeta’s broadcast helps push Katniss toward an agreement with the rebels.

    Mockingjay · Katniss, Peeta, Coin
    Mockingjay · Chapter 2 ↗

  2. Conditions and a hidden prison

    Katniss demands immunity for captured victors. Finding her imprisoned prep team exposes District 13’s coercion.

    Mockingjay · Katniss, Coin, Plutarch
    Mockingjay · Chapter 3 ↗

Further into the story

Show 13 entries that give away more of the plot

  1. The rescue network revealed

    The extraction exposes the rebel plan, Peeta’s capture and District 12’s destruction. District 13 becomes the destination.

    Catching Fire · Katniss, Haymitch, Plutarch, Gale
    Catching Fire · Chapter 27 ↗

  2. Release the prep team

    Katniss gets the team medical care while confronting the gap between her expectations of the rebellion and its conduct.

    Mockingjay · Katniss, Gale, Coin
    Mockingjay · Chapter 4 ↗

  3. Weapons and an unsuccessful studio test

    Beetee equips Katniss, but a staged performance fails to produce convincing propaganda.

    Mockingjay · Katniss, Beetee
    Mockingjay · Chapter 5 ↗

  4. Take the cameras into the field

    Haymitch argues for spontaneous footage. The team prepares to visit wounded people in District 8.

    Mockingjay · Katniss, Haymitch, Boggs
    Mockingjay · Chapter 6 ↗

  5. A war of messages

    Katniss recovers as competing broadcasts make Peeta’s suffering increasingly visible.

    Mockingjay · Katniss, Peeta, Beetee
    Mockingjay · Chapter 8 ↗

  6. A warning from the broadcast

    Peeta interrupts his televised appearance to warn District 13 of an approaching attack.

    Mockingjay · Katniss, Peeta
    Mockingjay · Chapter 9 ↗

  7. Down to the lower bunker

    The warning becomes a mass descent into protected levels. Prim and Gale arrive as the attack begins.

    Mockingjay · Katniss, Prim, Gale, Coin
    Mockingjay · Chapter 10 ↗

  8. A siege designed to immobilize

    The bunker survives days of intermittent bombing. Roses left aboveground deepen Katniss’s fear for Peeta, and a rescue team is sent.

    Mockingjay · Katniss, Finnick, Haymitch
    Mockingjay · Chapter 11 ↗

  9. A broadcast covers a rescue

    Finnick’s revelations help distract the Capitol while the captives are extracted. The off-page raid is described through the command team’s account.

    Mockingjay · Katniss, Finnick, Beetee, Boggs
    Mockingjay · Chapter 12 ↗

  10. What has been done to Peeta

    The medical team explains its theory of Peeta’s conditioning. Katniss also sees how Gale’s trapping ideas have become weapons.

    Mockingjay · Katniss, Peeta, Beetee, Gale
    Mockingjay · Chapter 13 ↗

  11. Recovery and a difficult reunion

    Katniss survives because of her protective clothing, but an encounter with Peeta exposes wounds that medical treatment cannot quickly resolve.

    Mockingjay · Katniss, Johanna, Peeta
    Mockingjay · Chapter 16 ↗

  12. Earn a place in the assault

    Katniss and Johanna undertake training to qualify for deployment rather than remain hospital patients.

    Mockingjay · Katniss, Johanna, Coin
    Mockingjay · Chapter 17 ↗

  13. Squad 451 enters the Capitol

    Street-combat preparation precedes arrival in the secured station district. The city’s pods make its streets another arena.

    Mockingjay · Katniss, Boggs, Finnick, Peeta
    Mockingjay · Chapter 18 ↗

Context

Where it sits in the reading.

Books that reach here: Catching Fire, Mockingjay.

Places it shares its moments with: Command, Hospital, Special Defense, Detention rooms, Lower bunker, Surface training yard, The Capitol, Propo studio.

Locations, distances and boundaries on this map are an illustrated interpretation, not an official survey. Entries name the book and chapter they were checked against so you can go back to your own copy.

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