#place

In a blind spot out of camera and guard view.

One's local area

Away serving time in a state prison.

Home, house, crib (Cuban).

Boston (nickname)

Middlesbrough

The five administrative divisions of NYC

Administrative segregation housing, used to separate inmates.

Geordie shorthand for Jarrow, the Tyneside town famous for the 1936 march.

New York City

The general prison population, or the mass move to chow.

A row or level of cells in a cellblock.

Cape Cod

A public roadside water tap.

Manhattan (to outer-borough New Yorkers)

Home; one's house or, capitalized, Jamaica

The prison store where inmates buy goods.

Disciplinary confinement; another name for solitary.

Receiving and Release, where inmates are processed in and out.

A remote rural area; the sticks.

Nickname for a Sacriston native

A section of the prison containing a set of cells.

Affectionate nickname for Barbados.

The middle of nowhere.

The psychiatric unit of a prison.

A Māori meeting complex and its courtyard

A hidden spot, off camera, where fights are settled.

Chicago word for a weedy vacant lot.

A native of Hartlepool

The toilet / bathroom

Boston (nickname, mostly used by outsiders)

The Special (or Segregated) Housing Unit; long-term isolation.

42nd Street around Times Square (historic)

Heading to the rural lakes-and-cabins country of the northern Midwest.

Commonwealth Avenue (Boston)

The middle of nowhere; a remote place

Darlington — the County Durham town, shortened the way locals actually say it.

A cell.

Public housing developments

The prison's weightlifting area.