Brooke Hills Factories

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Basic Info: Some factories were initially padlocked shut, requiring wirecutters to enter, although it's believed that they've all been opened now. Crowbars, fire axes, fuel cans, lengths of pipe, and portable generators can be found here. Factories have no internal descriptions. Factories can be barricaded normally.

Brooke Hills has 4 factories, all along borders with other suburbs. They are listed below.

Contents 1 Factory General History 2 Factory (47,20) 2.1 History 2.2 Current Status 3 Factory (40,21) 3.1 History 3.2 Current Status 4 Factory (47,29) 4.1 History 4.2 Current Status 5 Factory (48,29) 5.1 History 5.2 Current Status

[edit] Factory General History

The 4 Brooke Hills factories were all located at borders of the suburb to attract workers from surrounding suburbs. They were all owned by foreign investors and were manufacturing various electrical based products at the time of the zombie outbreak.

[edit] Factory (47,20)

a factory Brooke Hills [47,20] Hanlon Square (Yagoton) the Humpfries Arms (Yagoton) Sliney Row (Yagoton) McCormack Square a factory Cherington Row Fifoot Park Axworthy Way Selwood Row

[edit] History

The Northern Brooke Hills factory recruited former factory workers from Yagoton and was the main packaging plant for the Brooke Hills Factory Conglomerate and would ship out all produced items to warehouses throughout Malton, with a large number shipped North. A large supply of generators from the Western factory are still found, as well as tools used for a variety of purposes.

[edit] Current Status

Barricades are usually kept VSB and used for access to Yagoton. Currently ransacked.

[edit] Factory (40,21)

a factory Brooke Hills [40,21] a carpark (Eastonwood) Swallow Lane Police Department Spence Row Police Department the Fortt Monument (Eastonwood) a factory the Dampier Museum Hayes Place Railway Station (Eastonwood) Grandon Place Police Department the Heathcote Building

[edit] History

This factory in particular recruited technicians from nearby Eastonwood and was going to begin producing a new brand of PDAs at the time of the outbreak, but the production line was never started and all that remains of the former factory is a large supply of gasoline powered generators and various tools.

[edit] Current Status

Barricades are usually kept at EHB and attacks are infrequent. Usually used for generator searches. Currently ransacked.

[edit] Factory (47,29)

a factory Brooke Hills [47,29] St. Methodius's Church Gillycuddy Boulevard Perin Alley a cemetery a factory a factory Allerton Street (Ketchelbank) wasteland (Ketchelbank) the Ponsford Arms (Ketchelbank)

[edit] History

Of the two Southern factories, the westernmost was used primarily for the development of new cell phone technology. At the time of the outbreak, the prototypes were destroyed and all that can be found anymore is old tools and the backup generators used by the factory workers.

Used to be part of the Detulux Inc Compound. They have since moved on, but will always remember this building fondly.

[edit] Current Status

[edit] Factory (48,29)

a factory Brooke Hills [48,29] Gillycuddy Boulevard Perin Alley the Redwood Museum a factory a factory a warehouse wasteland (Ketchelbank) the Ponsford Arms (Ketchelbank) the Whittard Monument (Ketchelbank)

[edit] History

Of the two Southern factories, the easternmost was used primarily for the development of circuit boards. Most of the circuit boards were destroyed in the early days of the Outbreak. All that remains are handheld tools and generators used in case of power failure.

Used to be part of the Detulux Inc Compound. They have since moved on, but will always remember this building fondly (more than the others).

[edit] Current Status

Four Zombies inside with one survivor inside. It is loosely barricaded with two zombies outside. --The Gecko PKer 15:20, 9 January 2008 (UTC)

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