Dunell Hills

Suburb of Dunell Hills

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Dunell Hills's location in Malton Resource buildings in Dunell Hills

Latest EMR: z: 10-i: --- p: FJuly 31 Update EMR Phone Mast: (2,36) Ostrehan Towers Update Mast

Known groups in this suburb: edit group listing — Survivor Groups — Dunell Hills Police Department — Zombie Groups — The Dead — Hostile Groups — Only freelance killers... — Historic Groups — The Dead Key buildings in Dunell Hills: Malls: NecroTech Buildings: 1 (5,36) Police Departments: 3 Hospitals: 6 Fire Stations: 2 Bulletin Boards: unknown Others: Schools 2, Monuments 3, Museums 2

Suburb Number: 31

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Dunell Hills is a suburb of Malton built by wealthy Malton business leaders between 1880 and 1920, located in the west of the city. The district is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. It is also listed in the Undead Public Records of Commerce and Business. Copies can be found in the back of the Dury Building.

Resting on the very outskirts of Malton, the Hills was a small community that had generally kept to itself. The suburb supported several clinics and research hospitals and as such had a brisk medical trade in the area.

The suburb contains only one NecroTech facility: the Dury Building. It does, however, boast an impressive 6 hospitals, as well as 3 police stations, 3 factories and an Auto Shop. Dunell Hills is also home to historical site Club Meade -- one of the more famous RP bars in Malton -- when the suburb is not in zombie hands.

Hometown to the DHPD the "Hills" are also infamous as the birthplace of mega horde The Dead and site of bitter rivalry between the two that has destroyed much of the town's infrastructure and former reputation as a safezone for survivors.

Resource Buildings

Fire Stations Bush Crescent Fire Station [8, 39] Ainslie Road Fire Station [9, 35]	Hospitals Catherine General Hospital [2, 30] St. Justin's Hospital [2, 31] Stephen General Hospital [4, 32] Brendan General Hospital [4, 38] Lucius General Hospital [5, 39] Zephyrinus General Hospital [6, 36]
NecroTech Facilities the Dury Building [5, 36]	Police Departments Cotty Street Police Dept [1, 33] Broadbelt Grove Police Dept [7, 35] Yea Drive Police Dept [8, 32]
Malls none	Bulletin Boards Leader Drive [7,39] Molesworth Road [5,37] Ritchie Boulevard [4,39] Bigg Boulevard [3,32] Gould Walk [0,34] Coffins Drive [0,35]
Revive Points Coffins Drive [0, 35] St Lorenzo's Church [6, 37]

Revive Requests

At least one survivor group advertises a revive request queue for this suburb.

DHPD Queue - Status: Dangerous (By Request Only)

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A Brief History of Dunell Hills After the Outbreak

Since the Fall of Caiger Mall, Dunell Hills has often been a very dangerous , if not all-dead, suburb. This was caused, initially, when many of the zombies drawn to Caiger Mall chose to remain in the region.

The Dunell Hills Police Department established this suburb as the heart of the Dunell Military Zone, a 6 borough region which they have pledged to patrol and defend. Local survivors, however, have been under almost constant siege for some time -- including fierce battles with Extinction in 2007 and the arrival en masse of The Dead in 2008, the latter having vowed never to permit survivors to reside in Dunell Hills again.

The Dead, in fact, succeeded in making Dunell Hills a wasteland from November 2007 to September 2008. Although there were several concerted attempts by different survivor groups to retake the suburb during this time, none of these incursions met with more than transitory and limited success, at best. At the end of this period, repair costs averaged around 50 AP, with some buildings in the high 90s. However, the latter half of September 2008 saw the DHPD, the Crimson Clan, the Malton Rangers and other survivors move back into the 'Hills, establishing a stable survivor "beachhead" for the first time in over a year. The Dead returned in mid-October and the two sides engaged in a bloody battle which resulted in the DHPD being pushed out of the suburb by November 2008; the area was subsequently placed into a state of complete ruin once again.

The current state of Dunell Hills is in flux, and may always be -- with victories large and small for both sides, and the major local groups continuing to making Dunell Hills a constant battleground.

Recent News

Please: recent news at the top (signed & NPOV). Old news can be archived.

January 2009

January 19th

The Dead, now the largest group again with 198 members, have been making the rounds in the Hills ruining and killing all survivors. With only a few pockets of unruined buildings and corpses littering the streets the Hills are back to business as usual. The Dead/DHPD skirmishes prove that neither group will ever really leave. --– Nubis ^NWO 15:23, 19 January 2009 (UTC)

January 5^th

And almost as if in response to that, the suburb has gotten much more exciting again, with the Dury Building falling today to combined forces from Undeadites and The Dead, the latter experiencing a resurgence on the stats page – up to 176 active members from a mere 80-odd. The cat came back? ᚱᛁᚹᛖᚾᚨᚾᛏ 04:05, 5 January 2009 (UTC)

January 3^rd

Dunell Hills is in disgustingly good shape. Apart from the 30-odd zombies besieging the Dury Building, there's barely a zombie to be seen, and nary a ruin. While the cat's away, the mice will play… ᚱᛁᚹᛖᚾᚨᚾᛏ 04:07, 3 January 2009 (UTC)

Suburb Map

The Malton Suburb of Dunell Hills

NW N NE W Tharratt Road Squires Crescent Catherine General Hospital Side Alley Studley Towers Hakens Way Dalwood Lane the Pettman Museum Salt Towers wasteland the Moon Building Club Swain St. Justin's Hospital Woodgate Avenue the Roger Hotel Clarry Towers Main Walk Club Illing Henderson Boulevard Prinn Drive St. Luke's Church Raynols Boulevard the Puckle Monument Bigg Boulevard Stephen General Hospital Polley Grove Brimson Alley Railway Station Powlet Grove Yea Drive Police Department Lolley Library the Jacomb Arms Cotty Street Police Department a factory the Neate Monument Parsley Road Craigie Alley St. Marcus's Church Hilborn Walk Eckersley Cinema Bendle Drive Gould Walk the Heal Museum Combe Lane Inclesdon Drive a junkyard North Lane Hartry Crescent the Fortune Building Blight Park the Golling Building Coffins Drive RP Heming Way Dewfall Plaza Railway Station Swonnell Walk Anderson Row School Shilling Walk Billet Auto Repair Broadbelt Grove Police Department wasteland Ainslie Road Fire Station Newten Cinema Wakley Boulevard Ostrehan Towers Godsland Street School the McGarth Building the Dury Building Zephyrinus General Hospital Club Meade Coorte Square Standen Row the Stone Motel Neyens Avenue Newbury Library Arbuthnot Park a factory Molesworth Road St. Lorenzo's Church RP Comer Avenue St. Mary's Church Glass Park the Hatson Building the Mashman Building a carpark Horn Walk Brendan General Hospital Penny Crescent Fullaway Crescent the Tibbs Monument a cemetery a factory Bowley Lane Summers Row Basher Street wasteland Ritchie Boulevard Lucius General Hospital wasteland Leader Drive Bush Crescent Fire Station a carpark E SW S SE

Barricade Plan

The barricade plan for Dunell Hills may be found here.