There are 100 predetermined names for outposts exists for every game. Many of them refer to various myths, persons, or objects related to the ocean or water. Here they are:
An asterisk (*) denotes an unsure description. Please contribute any info you may know!
| Adama (user AdmiralAdama, veteran and notable alpha tester; Name of William Adama of Battlestar Galatica) |
| Adria |
| Ahab (Name of the captain in "Moby Dick") |
| Ahti (Finnish god of depths, water, and fishing) |
| Albreed (*Al Reed mentioned in credits) |
| Archanis (a star referenced in the Star Trek series) |
| Ausich (Arlie Ausich mentioned in the credits) |
| Bahat |
| Benthic (ecological zone at the lowest level of a body of water) |
| Billante (*related to conserving fish) |
| Boxlighter (*Bruce Boxleitner, actor known for his work on Tron and Babylon 5) |
| Calhamer (Allan B. Calhamer was the inventor of the game "Diplomacy") |
| Cebu (Island in the Phillipines) |
| Champino (user mentioned in credits, veteran and notable beta tester Champinoman) |
| Chongos |
| Clarkrye |
| Congo (named after beta player and forums moderator czechcongo) |
| Cousteau (Jacques Cousteau, inventor of the aqualung, and famed underwater explorer.) |
| Dakuwaqa (In Fijian mythology, a shark-god) |
| Deepcore (2000 movie where a strange reaction under Earth's surface damages the planet's inner structure) |
| Dejongh |
| Donatu (a planet referenced in the Star Trek series) |
| El-Farolito ("The Lighthouse" in spanish) |
| Enki (Sumerian God of crafts, mischief, water, seawater, lakewater, intelligence, and creation) |
| Fam (*FAM stands for Flexible Axis Meter, a water measurement meter) |
| Fate (user mentioned in credits,veteran and notable beta tester FateCreatr) |
| Feld (Board Game designer Stefan Feld, well-known for The Castles of Burgundy and Trajan) |
| Gabler (Kyle Gabler is mentioned in the credits) |
| Gandhi |
| Garfield (Richard Garfield, game designer, most notable for Magic: The Gathering) |
| Goss |
| Gotengo (fictional submarine battleship seen in many Japanese films, including Godzilla). |
| Hagai (*Hebrew prophet called Haggai) |
| Haik (*garment worn by Moroccans) |
| Hashimoto (*Hashimoto's disease where your immune systems attacks your thyroid) |
| Hatoria |
| Hellman (*David Hellman, artist, known for Braid; Martin Hellman, American cryptologist) |
| Hook (fictional pirate with a hook for his hand, from John Barrie's book Peter Pan) |
| Humblerod (Rod Humble is mentioned in the credits, former CEO of Linden Lab and Executive VP for the EA play labe) |
| Isaksen |
| Kai-chan |
| Kanola |
| Kiesling (Game designer Michael Kiesling, notable for collaborations with Wolfgang Kramer) |
| King (*Horror writer Stephen King) |
| Kramer (Game designer Wolfgang Kramer, notable for collaborations with Michael Kiesling) |
| Kyburz (Named after Jay Kryburz, creator of Neptunes' pride.) |
| Lir (Personification of sea god in Irish mythology) |
| Magellan (a Portuguese explorer who led part of the first expedition around the world) |
| Mandela (*refers to former South African president and revolutionary Nelson Mandela) |
| Maranga |
| Mazu (Chinese patron goddess said to protect seafarers) |
| McGuire |
| Naija (*refers to slang of Nigerian) |
| Nautilus (Name of fictional submarine in Jules Verne's "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea") |
| Nemo (Name of Captain which operates the Nautilus in Jules Verne's "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea") |
| Neptune (Roman god of the sea, horses; eighth planet from Sun, and is blue) |
| Oaktown |
| October (*refers to movie "The Hunt for Red October" featuring a submarine chase) |
| Paricia |
| Phillips |
| Poseidon (Greek god of the Sea) |
| Poteca |
| Proteus (Greek god of changing waters. Son of Posiedon) |
| Ran |
| Raven |
| Roberts |
| Rokovoko (In "Moby Dick," fictional island home of the character Queequeg. Said to be "an island far away to the West and South" from New England) |
| Ruiz |
| Sagan (Carl Sagan, famous astronomer and author) |
| Saltmine |
| Samet (*Ko Samet is an eastern Island of Thailand) |
| Seabass (oceangoing fish) |
| Sedna (Inuit goddess of the sea and marine animals) |
| Serenity (*Firefly TV series, also title of 2005 movie) |
| Shaneville (Shane Nakamura is the name of the artist for Subterfuge) |
| Shasta (*refers to Mount Shasta, California) |
| Sivan (ninth month of the civil year and the third month of the ecclesiastical year on the Hebrew calendar) |
| Smithrand |
| Solo (named by alpha user Kjallstrom after captain Han Solo) |
| Soren (*Soren Johnson, game designer and programmer most notable for his work on the Civilization series) |
| SSAM-BAR (*a type of Korean food) |
| Stella |
| Suijin (Shinto god of water in Japan) |
| Suukyi |
| Tamir |
| Tangaroa (God of the sea in Maori phenomology) |
| Thunderbird (*Giant mythological bird that brought massive thunderstorms) |
| Tiberius (*Roman emperor) |
| Tometz |
| Triton (A reference to the similar game, Neptunes' Pride 2 Triton. Also the son of Greek sea god Poseidon) |
| Tyrion (*refers to Tyrion Lannister of popular show "Game of Thrones") |
| Vaccarino (Donald X. Vaccarino, board Game designer, well known for Dominion) |
| Varuna (Hindu god of water and the celestial ocean) |
| Verne (Named after Jules Verne, author of 20,000 leagues under the sea.) |
| Vintgar |
| Wallace (Martin Wallace, notable board game designer) |
| Wilkes |
| Wohlwend (Greg Wohlwend is mentioned in the credits, American independent game creator) |
| Woodridge (a neighborhood where alpha tester KalleMacD resides) |
| Yamato (Japanese battleship in WWII) |