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# Navigations and Locations

## The Map

The Crypto Farms map is diveded on two halfs, the upper and the lower one, on the upper half you have the following buildings:

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* CFE Building (mine/repair)
* CFB Building (mine/repair)
* Security (2FA)
* Smithy (Craft)
* Blend
* [Subway (coming soon)](/the-game/crypto-farms-land.md)

On the bottom half you have the following buildings:

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* CFP Building (mine/repair)
* Bank (deposit, withdraw and recharge energy)
* Depot (deposit, withdraw and check your NFTs)

### HUD

We have few basics informations on Crypto Farms HUD.&#x20;

**Left-bottom side:** Wallet (you can logout here)

**Right-bottom side:** Functions Stats (check if everything is ok) and help button

**Right-top:** tokens and energy bar (you can check how many tokens you have on your account)

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