Jane Austen moved to the town of Winchester which is about 17 miles away from her home in Chawton, with her siblings Cassandra and Henry. She was in search of medical treatment for an illness that she had been dealing with for over a year, but she ended up passing away in Winchester on July, 18, 1817. She was buried in the north aisle of Winchester Cathedral, and can still be visited today. 

Camden Place is on the northern slopes of the city of Bath and is raised above the level of the road on a steep terrace walk outside of the city center. Sir Eliot and Elizabeth choose to live in a grand home in this part of the city, and Sir Eliot prides himself in the house being a, "lofty dignified situation", as this part of town was considered to be for those of higher wealth and status. Mr.

Lyme is a historic seaside resort  that is at the mouth of the river Lym in the county of Dorset. It's existence depends on the Cobb, which is a small artifical harbor that allowed Lyme to become a shipbuilding center and port. Lyme is the town that the Harville's live in, and is where Charles, Mary, Anne, Henrietta, Louisa, and Captain Wentworth visit after Wentworth receives an invitation from Captain Harville.