World

Introduction
Objectified currently takes place in the Rings, but other distant regions are acknowledged throughout the series by numerous characters in episodes, their descriptions on the official cast page, and concept art pieces in official galleries.

Outskirts
Outskirts is featured on the outside of every world map and is implied to be the space between regions. Currently, it is occupied by Comet and seems to consist mostly of grass and flowers. Minty notes in episode 12 that carnivores infamously die traveling through Outskirts, implying a distinct lack of life and biodiversity. Outskirts is referred to in Comet's official description as a "liminal valley" as well.

The Rings
''"In the Northern Hemisphere of the planet, just above the equator. The Rings are a collection of four circular districts encompassing one another, including a wild district and an inner-city. The Rings are temperate and consist mostly of pine tree forests." '' source

Some concept art in the world gallery features meals that are typically served in the Rings to carnivores. A train route seems to run through the Rings and into Outskirts, which is probably the same set of tracks that Razor is directed to follow in order to find her way to Center Ring.
 * Outer Ring - This ring is the wild district. Characters are observed hunting each other for survival and for the purpose of defending their territory here, while others are fearful to be in and around it, such as Gin in Order and Law and Dynamite in episode 11. Authorities in Order and Law briefly comb the woods searching for Gin's body before giving up, as Fuzzball later comments that they can't "do much" when discussing the search with Razor, implying that it is a lawless district.
 * Middle Ring - The ring between Outer Ring and Center Ring. It's suburban in appearance, especially compared to Center Ring. It can be seen on the map of the Rings that Middle Ring is occupied by a lot of open fields and what appears to be crops.
 * Center Ring - A city at the heart of the Rings, where most main characters reside.
 * High Society - Implied to be a high income area due to being previously occupied by Wagyu's rich family and various scientists.

Paradise
''"A colossal jungle in the southern hemisphere. Despite its name, Paradise is home to many hyper-aggressive monster objects, and houses two societal districts that are constantly at war with its wild district." '' source


 * Wet Wilds - The wild district in Paradise. Described above as being at war with the inner-societal districts due to the aggressive nature of the monster objects that occupy it. Not much else is known aside from the fact that it is a dense jungle and may contain alligators or some kind of other large reptile species as seen in this piece, where food is served in Onyx Marketplace containing a large reptile's tail.
 * Onyx Marketplace - An inner-societal district which one can only assume is literally a marketplace where objects reside.
 * Reaching Gardens - Potentially similar to High Society in the Rings, Reaching Gardens was previously occupied by Fossil. Nothing more is known.

Silent Neverland
''"A region so large that its wild district has four sectors. Fort Blanket is a cobbled township hidden under the snow which isn't particularly welcoming towards strangers that arrive without a guide, let alone monsters. Snow tunnels connect the inner society to the wilds, and objects that wander into the tunnels and into The Night will often never return. When they do, however, they're more often than not accompanied by something dangerous..." '' source


 * Fort Blanket - A cobbled township hidden under the snow and what seems to be the only inner-societal district in Silent Neverland. It's marked on the map with a small red "x". According to the official description for the map, the residents seem to be pretty hostile towards monsters. A typical meal served to a carnivore in Fort Blanket seems to just be a raven or crow stabbed through the back carelessly with a hunting knife, further suggesting that the residents aren't fond of carnivores and monsters.
 * The Night - Implied to be the origin of Citrus in the description for episode 10, The Night appears to be a very dangerous wild district that objects rarely return from when venturing out through a network of snow tunnels. Environmental concept art in the misc. gallery features one monster object hunting another in Sector 3.
 * Sector 1 - Empty sheet of snow featured in a thumbnail on the map.
 * Sector 2 - A network of ice caves or snow tunnels featured in a thumbnail on the map.
 * Sector 3 - Snow-covered forests encased in snowy arches featured in a thumbnail on the map as well as the aforementioned environment art.
 * Sector 4 - Snow-covered mountains and thick walls of ice in a thumbnail on the map.

Other Districts
Numerous other districts are mentioned throughout Objectified, though little is currently known about them.


 * Marshlight Port - Probably a port. Minty mentions a "Sea of Lights" event that supposedly only takes place here, and the art for meals includes a dish from Marshlight Port that contains sashimi.
 * Demon's Diner - Dragonscale mentions moving to the Rings from Demon's Diner.
 * Dusty Stacks - Mentioned in the title of this environment art piece. Presumedly a region.
 * Ankh - As stated above, mentioned in the title of the same art piece. Due to the nature of the art and names, this might be in a desert.
 * Grimace - Not mentioned anywhere except for that concept art for meals.