Locations

• Introduced in Pilot - Part 1

The crash site of the Front Section of Oceanic Flight 815. Was discovered deep in the jungle, and the Pilot was found alive inside.

• Introduced in Pilot - Part 1

The crash site of the Mid-Section of Oceanic Flight 815 was located on the beach, and had 48 survivors of this section.

• Introduced in The Other 48 Days

The Tail-Section of Oceanic Flight 815 landed in the water and the 23 survivors made camp on the beach they reached when they swam to shore.

• Introduced in Deus Ex Machina

The Beechcraft was a plane full of heroin that was flown out of Nigeria by Goldie and Yemi that crashed on the island and became lodged in the tree canopy. it was later discovered by Boone and Locke, and then burned by Eko and Charlie.

• Introduced in Exodus - Part 1

The Black Rock was a ship that had crashed onto the island around approximately 1881. It was found peculiarly in the middle of the jungle in the “Dark Territory”, with no sign or indication of how it arrived there.

• Introduced in Lockdown

Was a balloon found in the jungle by Sayid, Ana-Lucia and Charlie after following a map drawn by Benjamin Linus while he was under the alias of Henry Gale.

• Introduced in Live Together, Die Alone

The location on the beach where Desmond washed ashore and was later rescued by Kelvin and brought to the Swan.

• Introduced in Man of Science, Man of Faith

Station 3 was originally constructed for The DHARMA Initiative as a laboratory where scientists could work to understand the unique electromagnetic fluctuations emanating from their specific sector of the island.

• Introduced in The Other 48 Days

While traveling through the jungle, the Tail Section survivors discover a door hidden on the side of a hill, as they make their way inside, they discover that it is a storage facility of some sort.

• Introduced in Maternity Leave

This station is where Claire was taken by Ethan, who drugged her and acted as her doctor. It has a surgical room where Claire was injected with medicine, supposedly to keep the baby free from infection. The Staff Station contained a nursery for the baby.

• Introduced in ?

Station 5 or The Pearl is a base for monitoring, through hidden security cameras, of other DHARMA Initiative stations. It was discovered by Eko and Locke and the entrance was covered by the Beechcraft.

• Introduced in A Tale of Two Cities

The Hydra station was a zoology station located above ground and apparently also underwater. It was later used for the imprisonment of Jack, Sawyer, and Kate.

• Introduced in Three Minutes

This station was a decoy station setup by the Others at their decoy camp. It was completely empty, and was only a small hole in the wall.

• Introduced in Lockdown

This station was shown on the map that was drawn on the blast doors. It is located roughly two days walk, at a compass bearing of 3.05 degrees, from the survivors' beach camp. It's purpose was to maintain communication with the outside world.

• Introduced in Greatest Hits

The Looking Glass is the only known DHARMA station completely underwater. While the purpose of this station is still unknown, it is known that it is being used to block all radios on the island.

• Introduced in The Other Woman

This station is a chemical plant that makes poison gas. Juliet fights with Daniel and Charlotte as they disarm it.

• Introduced in Solitary

The wire was found by Sayid while walking across the beach mapping the island, he followed it into the jungle, only to be ensnared by one of Rousseau's traps. Hurley, Sayid, Jack and Charlie later discovered that it went underground.

• Introduced in Solitary

The Radio Tower was erected on the island to broadcast the core numeric values of the Valenzetti Equation or "The Numbers". After arriving on the island, Rousseau changed the transmission and broadcast her own distress signal, which was never heard in the 16 years she was on the island.

• Introduced in All the Best Cowboys Have Daddy Issues

The Hatch was an impenetrable door buried under the dirt which was discovered by Boone and Locke while searching for Claire deep in the jungle. It was later discovered to be an alternate entrance to the Swan Station.

• Introduced in ?

Eko climbs to the top of the cliff that Boone fell from and notices a target salted into the earth, and that underneath the plane, is the The Pearl Station.

• Introduced in Live Together, Die Alone

The Pearl Tube Depository was the location in the jungle where all of the Pearl Station's journal entries would arrive after traveling through the pneumatic tube.

• Introduced in Live Together, Die Alone

The Pala Ferry Dock was the location of Jack, Kate and Sawyer first real encounter with the Others after their capture. It was also the point of departure for Michael and Walt.

• Introduced in A Tale of Two Cities

The Barracks are the home of The Others. Its appearance is in stark contrast to the rest of the island, as its residents live in relative comfort.

• Introduced in Not in Portland

This building was being guarded by Aldo, and was the holding place of Karl, as well as the building that housed Room 23 where he was held.

• Introduced in Not in Portland

Room 23 was where Karl was being held by the Others, he was forced to watch a video while under the influence of drugs which were administered by IV.

• Introduced in Par Avion

The Sonar Fence surrounds the Barracks and blocks any attempt to pass through them. If an individual makes an attempt to enter through the field a sonic wave is emitted which results in the individual suffering a cerebral hemorrhage.

• Introduced in Three Minutes

Was the decoy camp used by the Others, and was the primary holding place of Michael during his capture. Thought to house a DHARMA station embedded into the rocks, Sayid discovered this was also part of the decoy.

• Introduced in The Glass Ballerina

The Quarry was a work place where the Others were building an air landing strip. Kate and Sawyer were put to work at this Quarry.

• Introduced in Not in Portland

This was a makeshift hole made in the ground that Alex Rousseau had dugout. It aided Kate and Sawyer from escaping from Pickett, Ivan and Jason.

• Introduced in The Man Behind the Curtain

The house where Locke was brought to by Ben in order for him to meet Jacob. Jacob's house is located in the jungle, and appears to resemble a wood cabin.

• Introduced in The Man Behind the Curtain

The Mass Grave was a large pit that was dug by the Hostiles to place the bodies of the deceased members of the DHARMA Initiative after the Purge.

• Introduced in Pilot - Part 1

The Beach Camp was the area that the Fuselage survivors of Flight 815 moved to when the tide shifted forcing them to move.

• Introduced in White Rabbit

The caves served as a shelter and living location for the Fuselage survivors when some of them vacated the beach believing that rescue was not coming.

• Introduced in Solitary

The golf course was created by Hurley as a way for the Fuselage survivors to have fun and to relax.

• Introduced in Hearts and Minds

Sun created her garden in the middle of the jungle as a way for there to be food for the group, and as an excuse to leave the camp for solitude.

• Introduced in Homecoming

The Gravesite is a location on the beach where survivors who have passed away since the crash are buried.

• Introduced in Orientation

After living at their camp for 4 days, Ana-Lucia completed digging her pit and attacked Nathan, threw him inside, and informed her fellow survivors that he was not on the plane; this claim was backed up by Cindy who did not spot him on the plane.

• Introduced in The Other 48 Days

After walking for 3 days through the jungle, Nathan halted the expedition stating that where they were was a good location to set up camp as it was close to fresh water, fruit trees, and rock wall to sleep against.

• Introduced in Dave

When Eko took it upon himself to build a church, he marked off his favorite trees which he would use to construct it with. He enlisted the help of Charlie to assist him in its construction.

• Introduced in Further Instructions

This was a device that Locke constructed in order to induce a hallucination or "vision from the island". He constructed it underneath the uncompleted church that Eko was building.

• Introduced in I Do

After Eko was attacked in the jungle by the Monster and killed; Locke, Desmond, Sayid, Nikki and Paulo buried him in the jungle near the Pearl Station.

• Introduced in Solitary

After Danielle and her science team arrived on the island, they dug out a "temporary" shelter. After Danielle murdered her team after they had become infected, she used the shelter as a permanent shelter for 16 years.

• Introduced in Whatever the Case May Be

The Waterfall was discovered by Kate and Sawyer when the two heard the sound of running water while in the jungle and emerged in a clearing to find a lagoon along with the afore mentioned waterfall.

• Introduced in Numbers

The Bridge was mysteriously found deep in the jungle by Jack, Charlie, Sayid and Hurley after following the Beach Wire through the jungle. It was suspended over a gorge connecting one side to the other.

• Introduced in Exodus - Part 1

La Territoire Foncé or “The Dark Territory” is a sector of the island nicknamed by Danielle, and is subject to strange happenings.

• Introduced in Abandoned

The Cove was the location of Desmond and Kelvin's encounter when Desmond discovered Kelvin was planning on leaving the island with his boat and keeping him there to push the button. This was also the location that the Tailies crossed when making their way to the Fuselage survivors camp.

• Introduced in The Hunting Party

While Jack, Locke and Sawyer were deep in the jungle searching for Michael who had run off looking for Walt, the three were approached by Tom and The Others. When Tom called them out, his party lit their torches in unison creating a ring of fire around the survivors, surrounding them at all turns.

• Introduced in Live Together, Die Alone

The broken statue was discovered by the Sayid, Jin, and Sun while sailing on the Elizabeth. Sayid wondered aloud what was "more disquieting -- the fact that the rest of the statue is missing, or that it has four toes?"

• Introduced in Further Instructions

The Polar Bear Cave was where Eko was taken after he was imploded from the hatch. He was brought here by the polar bear, and was eventually rescued by Locke.

• Introduced in Every Man for Himself

Opposite the island that Oceanic Flight 815 crashed on is a separate island not unlike the real-life Alcatraz which houses the DHARMA Initiative's Hydra Station.

• Introduced in The Brig

The Ruins were a camping area for the Other's when they were traveling with John Locke and Anthony Cooper. They appears to be the remains of possible stone structures that may have existed there.