Dee'ja Peak was a farming community located in the Gallo Mountains on Naboo. It was founded by a nomadic tribe of humans from Grizmallt who came to colonize the planet many centuries before the start of the Clone Wars.

Jan-gwa city was a Gungan city on Naboo located by a waterfall. Cad Bane went there to kidnap the Force-sensitive infant Roo-Roo Page for Darth Sidious, but was apprehended by Anakin Skywalker and Ahsoka Tano, who had foreseen his arrival and alerted the family. This event gave the city a bit of local notoriety.

Keren was a city on the planet Naboo. It was the location of Club Deeja, as well as a pocket of Alderaanian citizens. After the destruction of Alderaan, Princess Leia Organa ventured to Keren to save the Alderaanians there from the Galactic Empire.

Club Deeja was an entertainment establishment in the city of Keren on the planet Naboo. During the Galactic Civil War, the club was owned by Mul Sanaka and protected by a number of Besalisk guards, including Snes. Melodic Order, a cloister of Alderaanians, performed via hologram at the club. Princess Leia Organa traveled to Club Deeja after the destruction of Alderaan in order to rescue the Alderaanians there from the Galactic Empire.

Otoh Gunga, also known as simply Gungan City or Gunga City, was a Gungan city located beneath the surface of Lake Paonga on the planet of Naboo. Its bubble-like buildings were in fact hydrostatic force fields that contained breathable atmospheres for their occupiers, and had special portals that allowed its inhabitants to enter and exit. Since the Gungans actually grew the building material of their cities from the natural plasma of Naboo and bubble wort extract, the structure of Otoh Gunga was a hub and spoke network. The city notably housed the High Council, which ruled over the Gungans from the High Board Room. The city was originally built by the Gungans in order to avoid contact with their surface-dwelling Naboo neighbors. When the Trade Federation invaded Naboo, their armies stormed the swamps, forcing the Gungans to abandon Otoh Gunga. The city contained a number of "invertebrate eateries" as well as an attraction called the City Bigspace, which was build by Boss Nass. The oldest part of the city is known as the Ancient Quarter. In 28 BBY, after leaving Queen Padmé Amidala's service following her last term as monarch, the former handmaiden Eirtaé moved to Otoh Gunga wanting to see how their technology affected their art.

The Ancient Quarter was a district of the Gungan city of Otoh Gunga. Located at the city's heart, the Ancient Quarter contained the foundations of the original city established by Boss Gallo circa 3000 BBY. The district was dedicated to preserving the city's ancient history, and contained museums housing machinery and tools from the ancient past. Administration of the district was tasked to a small army of volunteers who passionately maintained the ancient structures and museums. While a prominent tourist attraction in its own right, the Ancient Quarter also had residential sections where the most prestigious and expensive manses were located. Home to the old-blood families that maintained their ancestral estates, the residents of the quarter frowned upon new residents taking up lodging in the district.

The High Board Room was a hydrostatic bubble-chamber in Otoh Gungan, from which the Gungan High Council ruled the city. During the Invasion of Naboo, the two Jedi Qui-Gon Jinn and Obi-Wan Kenobi were escorted to the High Board Room to explain their presence in Otoh Gunga. Nass refused to aid the Jedi in their plight to rescue Queen Amidala from the Trade Federation, though Jinn used a Jedi mind trick to secure a transport to Theed. He also engineered the release of Jar Jar Binks, who was being held under arrest in the Board Room, awaiting a severe punishment for breaking his banishment.

Otoh Langua was a small Gungan city on Naboo. Like most Gungan settlements, it was attacked by the droid army of the Trade Federation in 32 BBY, forcing its inhabitants to relocate to a sacred place deep in the Lianorm Swamp. Oma Prumba, a militiagung from Langua, participated in the ensuing Battle of Naboo.

Theed was the capital city of the Naboo, a society of humans who lived on the planet of the same name. It was home to the Royal House of Naboo's palace, which was situated on the Palace Plaza. Other points of interests included the Palace Courtyard, the power generator, and the headquarters of both the Royal Naboo Security Forces and the Naboo Royal Space Fighter Corps. Theed also housed several universities.

Guido's Tower was a monument of Theed, the capital city of Naboo's human inhabitants. A tall, slim tower, it had a square plan, eight floors, and a flat roof. It was located along the bank of the Solleu River, between the rotunda commissioned by the Earl of Vis and a parallelipipedic building with a portico. As of 32 BBY, at the time of the Invasion of Naboo, Guido's Tower was one of the oldest structures in Theed.

The Palace Courtyard was a large enclosure located in Theed, the capital city of Naboo's human inhabitants. Built over a part of Theed that was heavily bombed by Trade Federation Armored Assault Tanks during the Invasion of Naboo, the Courtyard was meant to nurture and encourage principles of enlightened thought and practice. A huge half-circle with a central islet, the courtyard featured a number of bridges and fountains. Its buildings consisted of several domed structures and a large arcing colonnade running along the courtyard's edge, whithin which a holographic frieze depicted artists and philosophers from Naboo's history. It was connected to the Royal Palace by a long avenue known as the Palace Plaza.

Palace Plaza was a wide, exclusively pedestrian avenue located in Theed, the capital city of Naboo's human inhabitants. It was the city's main thoroughfare, and stretched from the Theed Royal Palace to the Palace Courtyard.

The Theed Royal Palace was the royalty's seat of power on the planet of Naboo. As its name suggests, it was located in Theed, the capital city of Naboo's human inhabitants. The palace's design was elegant and flowing, blending quite finely with the surrounding environment, and it connected to the Theed Hangar via a number of passages. During the Trade Federation's occupation of the planet, the palace was seized and used as their base of operations, with Viceroy Nute Gunray and his senior staff holding it as their residence until forces led by Queen Padmé Amidala assaulted it and captured Gunray. After Padmé's term as queen ended, the palace became the residence of her successor queen, Jamillia, though she would return there to speak with Jamillia and the Advisory Council regarding the Separatist Crisis and the looming threat of war. When war did come, Queen Jamillia had been replaced by the noticeably younger Queen Neeyutnee who ruled during the Clone Wars. At Neeyutnee's request, Padmé returned once more when the presence of battle droids was discovered on Naboo and later for the Festival of Light, an event which celebrated Naboo joining the Galactic Republic. The festival took place in the palace courtyard under a ray shield and was the scene of an attempt to kidnap Supreme Chancellor Sheev Palpatine. Another attempt was made by Count Dooku in the palace dining room, but he retreated in failure after a duel with Anakin Skywalker.

The Parnelli Museum of Art was an art museum built in Theed, the capital city of Naboo by the time of the Battle of Naboo in the year 32 BBY. It was a circular building with beige walls and a green roof held up by pillars lining the edge of the museum, matching the architectural style of many of the city's other structures. It was located on a street that ran parallel to the Palace Plaza, close to the Triumphal Arch.

The Royal Academy was a learning institution in Theed, Naboo, where young people were groomed to become governmental leaders. Padmé Amidala, who later became queen and then senator, attended the academy in her youth.

The royal boathouse of the Royal House of Naboo was an ancient structure built into the base of Theed's cliffs. It notably housed several D-11 water speeders built specially for the monarch of Naboo and their entourage. At some point during the reign of Queen Padmé Amidala, two poachers used the royal boathouse to hide a baby sando aqua monster they had caught, prompting its mother to lay siege to the building. The Queen herself intervened, setting the young creature free so it could swim away with its genitrix.

The Theed Hangar was a spacious hangar attached to one side of the Royal Palace in Theed, Naboo. It was separated from the city's plasma power plant by a heavy blast-proof door, and housed the headquarters of both the Royal Naboo Security Forces and the Naboo Royal Space Fighter Corps, two organizations that served the Royal House of Naboo.

The Theed power generator was a plasma power plant attached to the Hangar and Royal Palace of the Naboo capital city of Theed.

The Theed Spaceport was the spaceport servicing the city of Theed, the capital of the planet Naboo's human inhabitants. It was built with reparation money from the Galactic Republic after the Trade Federation's invasion of the planet in 32 BBY.

Theed University was a premier leaning center for politics, law, and civic studies on Naboo. It was located in Theed, the capital city of Naboo's human inhabitants.

Virdugo Plunge was the most prominent, and largest, waterfall in Theed, the capital city of Naboo's human denizens. Marking the end of a tributary of the Solleu River, it was located near the Royal Palace's hangar.