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Dig & Clean Locations Guide

Compare documented Dig & Clean locations by access, target strength, travel, cleaning flow, Collection value, and current verification status.

Dig & Clean locations matter because they change travel, target strength, tool access, and the group of items you can test for Collection progress. The official listing confirms buried treasure, cleaning, rare-item hunting, and a personal museum, but it does not publish a complete location directory. This guide therefore documents only landmarks visible in the current experience or corroborated walkthroughs and leaves exact unlock costs and drop pools to the live build.

Documented location index

Location or landmark
What is documented
Use in a route
Verification
Main or starter area
Dig targets and nearby core interfaces appear in multiple current walkthroughs.
Learn the complete loop and build a baseline.
Community corroborated, checked 2026-08-14.
Home and museum
A home or museum control and display structures are visible.
Protect best finds and verify display choices.
Official museum system; layout community corroborated.
Gear, cleaning, and Sell facilities
Equipment tabs, cleaning stations or platforms, and selling controls are shown.
Finish the loop and prepare the next tool.
Community corroborated; placement may update.
Island travel and boats
Travel between land areas and boat interaction appear in walkthrough footage.
Reach new target groups after confirming access.
Community corroborated; exact sequence needs live testing.
Sphinx-themed sandy area
Pyramid and Sphinx scenery plus excavation appear in an Update 1 walkthrough.
Test later-area targets and missing Collection entries.
Community corroborated; official name and current unlock need live testing.

This is intentionally not a guessed world list. Unknown official names, costs, requirements, and item pools remain blank until the current interface confirms them.

Learn the main facility circuit

Begin where the core loop is shortest. Identify a workable target cluster, the cleaning point, Gear, Collection, Sell, and the route to your museum or home. Community footage shows these functions, though their exact placement can change between updates. Walk one circuit without farming so you know where each decision happens.

Then run a timed batch using only targets your shovel can handle. That baseline tells you whether another island actually improves progress. It also gives you a safe place to return when a new destination creates too many strength failures.

Decide when to leave an area

Move for a concrete goal: the current cluster is exhausted for your Collection plan, the next visible access step is affordable, or the new route contains targets your equipped tools can process. Do not relocate solely because a video labels an area late-game or shows a rare result there.

At the destination, inspect live access, read target requirements, and complete a small sample. If most targets are too strong, return and improve the shovel. If digging works but the cleaning return is slow, measure the entire journey before calling the zone a better farm.

Compare locations with the same test

Use the same tools, boosts, and batch duration in both areas. Record successful finds, strength failures, digging time, cleaning time, travel, new Collection entries, and normal currency change. One rare reveal is a collection success but not enough evidence for a money-rate claim.

Access

Record the live requirement, not a remembered price. Note whether a boat, gate, purchase, or other interaction is involved.

Tool fit

Count rejected targets and cleaning queues. An available zone is not efficient when its objects exceed the current kit.

Travel

Include the journey to cleaning, museum, Sell, and the next target. Short actions can still form a slow circuit.

Collection value

Track new records over a batch. Keep exact odds unknown unless the developer publishes them.

Use the museum and Sell as route anchors

The official description establishes the museum as a place for best finds. Community videos show museum structures and selling controls as regular parts of progression. Decide before leaving a target area which finds will be preserved and which will follow the sell route.

If a new area makes you cross the map for every find, compare a larger batch or look for a nearer documented facility before abandoning the route. Do not assume remote selling, capacity, or teleport behavior without seeing it in the current interface.

Approach the Sphinx area carefully

The Sphinx-themed sandy area is visible in independent Update 1 and Omega-focused footage, making its existence Community corroborated on the check date. The videos show pyramid or Sphinx scenery, excavation, and rare-item hunting. They are not an official location data sheet.

Confirm the displayed location name and access requirement in your server. Test whether your shovel handles the targets and whether your cleaning route stays practical. Colored target markers are also visible in community footage, but their exact meanings and probabilities remain Needs in-game testing.

Build a personal location log

For each current area, record its displayed name, access requirement, best route landmarks, target-strength range seen, tools used, total samples, and Collection results. Add the checked date because updates can change access or content. Do not fill unknown cells with estimates.

That log is more useful than a static ranking. Choose the compact reliable area for Money Farming, the relevant pool for Item List research, and the needed target access for Fast Completion.

Recover when a route stops matching

Return to the main circuit, confirm equipped tools, and reopen Collection. Check the Updates hub for an official note before assuming a hidden nerf. If only a community video describes the changed behavior, label it reported and repeat a controlled batch.

Official systems are labeled Official; behavior visible across independent current walkthroughs is Community corroborated; single-source claims are Community reported; exact area order, costs, names, and drop data remain Needs in-game testing until the live experience supplies them.

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