Huntley Heights

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Suburb of Huntley Heights

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Huntley Heights's location in Malton. Huntley Heights map

Most recent EMRS: z: 2dzn i: *** p: B September 11 Known groups in this suburb: edit group listing – Pro-Survivor Groups – 4-H, The One Man & His Dog Umbrella Corporation U.C.C – Zombie Groups – Only wandering ferals... – Hostile Groups – Escendo Numerus Key buildings in Huntley Heights: Police Departments: 2 Fire Stations: 2 Hospitals: 0 NecroTech Buildings: 2 (68,20) (61,23) Bulletin Boards: unknown Malls: 0 Others: Schools 5, Churches 5, Banks 1, Railway Stations 4, Non-NT buildings 10, Libraries 4, M/Hotels 3, Clubs 6, Factories 2, Junkyards 3, Warehouses 2, Arms 2, Cinemas 1, Museums 4

Phone Mast: The Amos Building [65,24] Update Huntley Heights's danger level Huntley Heights's NT building status is now updated automatically Update Military Reports for Huntley Heights Suburb Number: 27

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Huntley Heights is a suburb of Malton, located in the north of the city. Prior to the outbreak, Huntley Heights had earned the dubious reputation as the city´s red-light district. As the suburb slowly fell further into disrepute, a policy of denial at city hall resulted in the somewhat infamous character of the area and it´s residents. As drugs, prostitution, and petty crime became commonplace, a new clean-up campaign resulted in several numerous drug busts, many high profile. The famous Geddes Plaza Shoot-out, occuring in conjuction to a massive drug raid, resulted in not only several deaths, but the explosion of a methamphetamine lab that ruined three city blocks. Despite the cities best efforts, the suburb has never, and may never, shake it´s illicit and exciting reputation.

During the onset of the outbreak, Huntley Heights suffered the unique situation wherein many of it´s long-time drug users were often accidentally shot, confused for actual members of the undead.

Contents 1 Resource Buildings 2 Recent News 2.1 September 2008 2.1.1 September 28th 2.1.2 September 3rd 3 Barricade Policy 4 Suburb Map

[edit] Resource Buildings

Fire Stations Notley Walk Fire Station [62, 22] Parry Drive Fire Station [66, 26]	Hospitals None
NecroTech Facilities The Vicari Building [68, 20] The Plowright Building [61, 23]	Police Departments Solomon Lane Police Department [61, 22] Kirby Boulevard Police Department [62, 29]
Malls none	Bulletin Boards unknown
Revive Points Veryard Crescent [67, 20] Bourne Avenue [61, 27] a cemetery [68,25]

[edit] Recent News

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[edit] September 2008

[edit] September 28^th

At least 26 zombies on the streets. Breakdown of the Tactical Resource Points:

• 2 NecroTechs: 1 powered, 1 ruined.
• 2 Police depts: powered.
• 2 factories: 1 powered, 1 not.

Moderate. --Funt Solo ^QT 19:37, 28 September 2008 (BST)

[edit] September 3^rd

One Man & His Dog have started to offer revives @ the cemetery. --Kip Saunders^{T OM&HD} 02:27, 3 September 2008 (BST)

[edit] Barricade Policy

The barricade policy for this suburb can be found here, as originally conceived and implemented by The 4-H and later updated by the DEM for better compliance with the UBP. --Kal 12:42, 5 July 2007 (BST)

Survivors looking for entry points should keep in mind that this plan is not currently being maintained. While the suburb is populated by a number of scattered survivors there is very little organization, due to its abandonment by The 4-H. As such one should take the barricade map with a grain of salt. --Adrian Jeshua ^{EN | T} 11:08, 5 May 2008 (BST)

[edit] Suburb Map

The Malton Suburb of Huntley Heights

NW N NE W Tope Way School the Ha Monument Club Scanlon Gleed Walk Langrishe Street Roft Park a factory Veryard Crescent RP the Vicari Building NT wasteland the Bogie Building Belgrave Library the Passley Building a warehouse Tett Road a junkyard Morriss Way a junkyard Keen Park James Street School Peppe Street Solomon Lane Police Department Notley Walk Fire Station St. Wolfeius's Church the Hanna Monument a junkyard Haggett Place Adolphy Row Railway Station a warehouse Greenaway Way School Riddick Plaza the Plowright Building NT the Hippisley Museum the Hanson Museum the Eadie Building Benjamin Alley the Muttlebury Arms the Scaife Building Tompsett Walk wasteland the Sellar Building the Ingham Hotel Club Aisthorpe Monks Avenue Pask Crescent School the Amos Building wasteland Club Gapper St. Marcus's Church Wolters Square the Horner Monument Club Robson the Swears Museum Hutchins Lane Labarte Library Heward Square a factory Barnete Street a cemetery RP Wallace Grove Daubeny Road the Henry Building St. Birinus's Church the Tompkins Building Humphreys Library Rollinson Lane Parry Drive Fire Station Bohin Avenue Club Lambe wasteland the Organ Museum Bourne Avenue RP Springford Avenue Railway Station Fir Street Michell Avenue Schandua Bank Highton Place Woodward Lane the Carder Building Gyllet Drive Stretchbury Cinema Baxter Boulevard School a carpark Robbins Place Geddes Plaza the Spare Motel Eford Way the Howlett Building Essell Plaza Railway Station St. Joachim's Church Club Dodds the Roode Building Kirby Boulevard Police Department Thurlow Drive Railway Station Hammond Library St. Elisabeth's Church the Horder Motel the Maitland Building Club Bucke the Chetwind Arms E SW S SE