Southend - Doi Prabat, Si-yak Mae Gon, Moom Khon Muang Country Pub); Talat Pak Goh to Tambon Sansai.
Disco Road - Ratbumroong Road (a name locals don't know!), across the highway and into town from Big C.
Sri Simon - east of the highway, southern part
Ban Khaek - northeast side, sports stadium, Sahamit Road
Rimkok - north of the river to the YMCA
Nam Lat, or KoKahLeh - a suburb north of Dusit-Rimkok bridge
Goh Loi - the island between the Kok's old and new channels, west of the highway
Fon Min - the slum bordering the river between the Dusit and Goh Loi - poorest part of town
Den Ha - seems like the same city, but officially isn't. From before the intersection of SangKhongNoi and Rachyotha to Tambon Doi Hang.
Doi Jom Thong (Hom Doi) - the ancient city, with a jedi built long before King Mengrai came.
NongBua Road - east from the Mengrai statue and Ha-yaek. The "road to go to the Sports Stadium."
Ban Khek - the largely Islamic area east of the highway just south of the river
Old downtown - Si-yaak Kuah Dam (Tanalai/Trirat) to the Ha-yaak, Singhaklai to Banpaprakan.
New downtown - centered on Pahonyothin, west from the highway and south of Wat Pranon, including SangKong Noi and northern Sanambin Road; south from Si-yaak Pratu Siri.
Doi Khao Quai - the hill, southern Sanambin Road, SanKhong Luang, and the Sports Club, to Tambon Rop Wiang
Doi Prabat - the area west of Pahonyothin and south of the Sports Club, past the far side of the old runway
Suan Moke - behind (south of ) Doi Khao Quai

Most of the province is rural, with low mountains and small farming villages in traditional style. There may be only one dirt road in and out. Main roads between the bigger towns are 2 lanes; Highway 1 expands form that occasionally (but much of it has been under construction for years, and remains rough). The main towns adequatly supply modern convenience.