Molebank

Suburb of Molebank

Dunell Hills West Becktown East Becktown Owsleybank Molebank Lukinswood Grigg Heights Reganbank Lerwill Heights

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Molebank's location in Malton Resource buildings in Molebank

Latest EMR: z: 0~i: **_ p: BAug 4 Update EMR Phone Mast: (13,46) Factory 13,46 Update Mast

Known groups in this suburb: edit group listing — Survivor Groups — Dunell Hills Police Department East Becktown Defenders Knights of St. Jude — Zombie Groups — The Dead — Hostile Groups — Only freelance killers... Key buildings in Molebank: Malls: none NecroTech Buildings: 6 (17,40)(14,41)(18,41)(10,42)(17,44)(11,49) Police Departments: 2 Hospitals: 2 Fire Stations: 7 Bulletin Boards: unknown Others: St Jude's Cathedral, Schools 1, Churches 2, Auto Repair 3, Railway Stations 1

Suburb Number: 42

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Molebank is a leafy suburb of Malton, located in the west of the city. Prior to the outbreak, it was considered to be one of the more affluent suburbs with its open spaces, parks, museums, NecroTech research offices, and religious buildings. It was also the training ground for the firefighters of Malton. It had a high percentage of second and third generation Irish immigrants.

Resource Buildings

Fire Stations Falvey Walk Fire Station [14, 45] Hamm Walk Fire Station [15, 41] Ewins Row Fire Station [15, 45] Lettey Row Fire Station [17, 42] Sorton Way Fire Station [17, 45] Montgomery Avenue Fire Station [19, 40] Sherman Alley Fire Station [19, 45]	Hospitals St Elisabeth's Hospital [17, 48] Felix General Hospital [18, 47]
NecroTech Facilities the Hambidge Building [17, 40] the Hippesley Building [14, 41] the Barstow Building [18, 41] the Pankhurst Building [10, 42] the Eglen Building [17, 44] the Curme Building [11, 49]	Police Departments Stockley Walk Police Department [10, 48] Burrell Way Police Department [13, 44]
Malls none	Bulletin Boards Dauncey Square [11,40] Martindale Road [10,49]
Revive Points a cemetery [14,42] Hanlon Park [16,47]

Revive Points

The consensus among survivor groups in Molebank is to abide by the Sacred Ground Policy, meaning churches, cathedrals, and graveyards or cemeteries are considered revive points.

At least one survivor group advertises a revive request queue for this suburb.
DHPD Queue - Status: Active (Requests Preferred)

10 minutes from hell maintains a revive point at Hanlon Park. Please use the revivification request tool for a quicker revive.

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Recent News

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

March 2009

March 7^th

25.96 MHz: "... leaving Molebank, counted about sixty outside ... mostly just stragglers, no organised groups ... only one building with lights on ... the whole suburb's wrecked ... the Eglen Building is in bad shape ..."--AxisKiller 16:54, 7 March 2009 (UTC)

March 2^nd

After weeks with no sightings, the following groups have been removed from Molebank's group listing.

• Extinction
• Thulsa Doom's Temple of Set
• Knights of St. Jude
• Molebank Citizen Volunteers

Please re-add these groups if they are still active. Linkthewindow  Talk  12:11, 2 March 2009 (UTC)

February 2009

February 24^th

Suburb lies in ruins. More than 90% of the buildings ruined. Hateley Arms seem to be the last building on power. RPs are crowded with rottters and unfunctional. --Alex Row 21:05, 23 February 2009 (UTC)

February 21^st

Mall Tour is on the way here. --Alex Row 14:26, 21 February 2009 (UTC)

February 14^th

The NE area is powered and recovered. --Doc Groucho 14:43, 14 February 2009 (UTC)

February 8^th

Not much opposition nor help has been found while cleaning Mid-West Molebank. Barricading and powering up the area is going to take some time. --Doc Groucho 11:06, 8 February 2009 (UTC)

February 4^th

The South of Molebank lies in utter ruins, and it seems as though parts of it has been that way for sometime now.--SirArgo ^Talk 02:20, 5 February 2009 (UTC)

Significant Events and Group Presence

1. The survivor group DHPD considers this suburb part of the six-suburb Dunell Military Zone, a multi-suburb patrol and defense zone.
   
   
2. The Church of the Resurrection considers this suburb part of their current pilgrimage.

(The following is an excerpt from the written history of the Church of the Resurrection)

Operation: Christmas Feast
Following long months of Pilgrimage, the Church arrived at its destination -- St. Jude's Cathedral and the surrounding area -- 
just in time for the Christmas holiday. As evidence of God's Love for the Church above all others, 
the Church of the Resurrection met no meaningful resistance as it preached its message of Love and Tolerance.  
No doubt those who had announced opposition to the Church either fled in terror of our Righteous Wrath, 
or chose to open their juicy little hearts, lungs, kidneys, and other internal organs
to the Love of Sweet Zombie Jesus.

In addition to the Cathedral itself, the Church and its allies converted all unenlightened souls in the neighboring
Necrotech building, and in the godless Communist factory that sends out brainwashing signals across the suburb.

*See The Siege of 'The Temple of Our Martyred Lady' for more information on the fight for the suburb.

*A Minions Eye-view -- **M!N!ANZ!**.

Barricade Plan

No official barricade plan exists at this time. Groups residing in Molebank are encouraged to review and discuss the suburb barricade plan that is viewable here: Molebank/barricade_policy with a discussion on the talk page attached to that page. Note: If there are no further discussions, we will implement the plan on March 17. This is one month from the original posting of the plan for discussion.--Lois ^{talk 10MFH} 16:40, 4 March 2009 (UTC)

Suburb Map

The Malton Suburb of Molebank

NW N NE W Mitchel Walk Dauncey Square a junkyard Foyle Lane a carpark wasteland Bletso Cinema the Hambidge Building a warehouse Montgomery Avenue Fire Station the Bayford Building Tasker Park Aston Lane St. Paulinus's Church the Hippesley Building Hamm Walk Fire Station Pattinson Row Trimble Lane the Barstow Building Loveridge Drive the Pankhurst Building Wadden Boulevard a carpark Cottey Way a cemetery - RP the Wakeford Motel a carpark Lettey Row Fire Station a warehouse the Pridham Building Seear Auto Repair Emms Walk Tidball Library Ryles Avenue Chaning Alley Shenton Crescent Hollyman Lane Bustin Auto Repair Cotty Bank Tarzwell Road Bere Towers Riste Alley Frekee Walk Burrell Way Police Department Julian Lane Rodeney Plaza the Bampfyld Arms the Eglen Building a factory Bygrave Cinema Perham Park Wallbutton Way the Austwick Museum Warner Boulevard Falvey Walk Fire Station Ewins Row Fire Station Hind Boulevard Sorton Way Fire Station Rumbell Grove Railway Station Sherman Alley Fire Station Harrison Park Jouxson Cinema Stallworthy Square a factory the Farrant Monument Blockwood Auto Repair Holland Alley wasteland the Lee Building the Snee Building the Vaughan Arms the Hateley Arms St. Jude's Cathedral St. Jude's Cathedral Cape Towers the Blackburn Arms Hanlon Park RP Denbury Road Felix General Hospital the Hamilton Arms Stockley Walk Police Department Maishman Bank St. Jude's Cathedral St. Jude's Cathedral Copleston Library the Dimon Museum the Collings Building St. Elisabeth's Hospital Badman Cinema Brundrit Towers Martindale Road the Curme Building Coffins Lane School Donnan Alley Thorburn Way a factory Neary Bank the Reginaldus Museum Crowly Library St. Columba's Church E SW S SE