West side of the Blackgate Wall. Includes the Kensington Gardens Kensington and Chelsea, Notting Hill, Chelsea Bridge, west of Vauxhall Bridge (But not the Bridge Itself. As far as Fulham and Shepherds Bush. This region is hardly what it once was. As the wall was built, it became a Middle class hub of residents, markets, shops and clubs that could not withstand a closed economy inside the wall, nor b pushed to the slums of East Gate. Clientele is of a higher caliber and sometimes the people of the inner gate come out to play.

The Elite inner city inside of Black Gate; Upper class city housing, Department stores, Government buildings, classier shopping centers, Upper-middle class row houses, Parks. This district sits on the north of the Thames around Buckingham Palace along the Vauxhall Bridge, wraps around Waterloo station, follows Blackfriars Bridge following the road up and around Euston rd / Maryleton rd, cutting through half of Hyde Park around the lake.

Lower class housing, slums, lower class pubs, shops, inns - noted for its tight spaces and narrow roads and alley ways. Harbor district, the docks and industrial region. BlackFriars Bridge /Farringdon st run along the outside of Black Gate wall, and all east of it is considered East Gate. BlackFriars Bridge being the first station into East Gate - where smugglers know of a passage through the tunnels into Gold Didytrict.