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(#1) Naboo
Take a trip to the lake country! -
(#2) Kashyyyk
Wookie World! -
(#3) Coruscant
Ooooh, the capital! Aren't you fancy? -
(#4) Yavin IV
It's where all the idealists hang out, we hear. -
(#5) The Forest Moon of Endor
Land of the Ewoks. -
(#6) Alderaan
No longer accepting visitors. -
(#7) Mandalore
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(#8) Corellia
Han Solo's homeland. -
(#9) Mustafar
Come for the lava, stay for Anakin and Obi-Wan's epic battle. -
(#10) Hoth
Stay cool, bro! -
(#11) Tatooine
The sand gets everywhere. -
(#12) Kamino
They make darts here. -
(#13) Bespin
It's a trap! -
(#14) Mon Cala
Admiral Ackbar's aquatic homeplanet -
(#15) Dagobah
Go there, you should. -
(#16) Endor
The Ewoks call it Tana. -
(#17) Korriban
Original homeworld of the Sith species and a sacred planet for the Sith Order. -
(#18) Tython
Planet where the first society of Force-users in known history gathered, which would eventually become the Jedi Order. -
(#19) Geonosis
More happening here than has been revealed. #mandalorians -
(#20) Felucia
Fun fact: this one was created special for Episode III. -
(#21) Dantooine
Too remote to make an effective demonstration. -
(#22) Utapau
Very Grievous. Much sinkholes. -
(#23) Scarif
Beautiful beaches, but a lot of action.
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(#24) Jedha
Come get your kyber crystals!
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(#25) Ahch-To
Homeworld of the Jedi Order (and Porgs).
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(#26) Dathomir
Spooky place; home of the Nightsisters and infamous Rancors.
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(#27) Kessel
It's spicy! -
(#28) Ilum
An ice planet with lots of useful crystals.
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(#29) Nar Shaddaa
This ecumenopolis is one of the wealthiest locations in the galaxy, yet it is home to some of the poorest people, the lights and towers of its upper levels embodying pleasure and excess. -
(#30) Mygeeto
Home to rich bankers. -
(#31) Yavin
It's got 4 moons. That's basically it. -
(#32) Dromund Kaas
Third planet in the Dromund system and the capital of the Sith Empire. -
(#33) Jakku
Not quite Tatooine.
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(#34) Kef Bir
Really big waves and really big chunks of Death Star.
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(#35) Umbara
'Shadow World' cloaked in eternal darkness -
(#36) Polis Massa
An Order 66 sanctuary and the place where Padme Amidala gave birth. -
(#37) Crait
A salt-flat covered planet that was once home to a now-abandoned rebel base.
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(#38) Malastare
Known for its podracing.
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(#39) Takodana
Where Maz Kanata has her castle.
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(#40) Lothal
A once-lush planet that fell to the Empire.
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(#41) Cato Neimoidia
Hideout of that dastardly Nute Gunray! -
(#42) Taris
Taris was once a city-world, home to a planetary metropolis. Three centuries ago, however, it was bombarded by the great Darth Malak and left a toxic ruin. -
(#43) Manaan
The planet is completely covered in water and is the only known source of kolto.
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(#44) Exegol
It's a really big deal to the Sith.
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(#45) Malachor
A big petrified rock.
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(#46) Eadu
Where scientists worked on the Death Star.
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(#47) Kijimi
Pretty chilly.
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(#48) Belsavis
Belsavis is home to the Tomb, an ancient prison operated by the Republic. -
(#49) Nal Hutta
Hot, swampy, and home to Hutts.
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(#50) Pasaana
The locals throw a really great party every 42 years.
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