Spracklingbank

Suburb of Spracklingbank

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Spracklingbank's location in Malton Resource buildings in Spracklingbank

Latest EMR: z: 0~i: **- p: CJun 11 Update EMR Phone Mast: (86,34) The Dobson Motel Update Mast

Known groups in this suburb: edit group listing — Survivor Groups — Only scattered survivors... — Zombie Groups — Only feral zombies... — Hostile Groups — Only freelance killers... Key buildings in Spracklingbank: Malls: NecroTech Buildings: 1 (85,39) Police Departments: 1 Hospitals: 1 Fire Stations: 2 Bulletin Boards: unknown Others: School 1, Church 2, Factory 2, Auto Repair 4, Railway Station 4

Suburb Number: 39

Spracklingbank is a suburb of Malton, located in the east of the city. Before the outbreak the local economy thrived on automobile trade; 9 parking lots once used to display everything from third-hand Volkswagens to gleaming Rolls Royces are now lined with row after row of smashed, burnt-out wrecks. Lately survivors have attempted to salvage the occasional vehicle, using one of the four local bodyshops to perform rudimentary repairs and modifications -- but these makeshift motors rarely get further than the suburb boundary before running down in a cloud of smoke, handily advertising the presence of a tin of harmarn braahnz to the local zombies.

Before the evacuation, Spracklingbank also attracted large groups of fans of the cult TV show, The A-Team, who flocked to the the Pepperd Museum to pay homage. Now the museum rarely has visitors as they are all out 'living the adventure' themselves.

Resource Buildings

Fire Stations Millett Walk Fire Station [84, 32] Cudworth Lane Fire Station [85, 36]	Hospitals Cornelius General Hospital [80, 36]
NecroTech Facilities The Dewell Building [85, 39]	Police Departments Chippett Grove Police Department [85, 38]
Malls none	Bulletin Boards Slann Boulevard [86,31] Shelley Road [83,34] Cundham Alley [88,36] Elphick Walk [80,39]
Revive Points a cemetery [87,38] Opalinska Road [83,37]

Spracklingbank Information Resources

The Spracklingbank Building Information Center contains status reports and updates on key buildings in the suburb.

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Recent News

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September 2009

September 16^th

25.96 MHz: "... leaving Spracklingbank, counted maybe a dozen outside ... all stragglers, no groups ... a lot of buildings with lights on ... some minor structural damage ... lights are on in the Dewell Building ..." --Rat of Steel 22:41, 16 September 2009 (BST)

September 5^th

25.96 MHz: "... leaving Spracklingbank, counted maybe fifty outside ... a horde of twenty or so outside Cornelius General Hospital ... several buildings with power ... some minor structural damage ... power's on at the Dewell Building ..."

The MOB left, and the suburb is now under reconstruction process. Downgrading to Moderately Dangerous. -- Kittithaj 12:13, 5 September 2009 (BST)

Spracklingbank Barricade Plan

Moved to Spracklingbank Barricade Plan.

Suburb Map

The Malton Suburb of Spracklingbank

NW N NE W the Wiles Motel the Mackworth Museum a carpark a factory Mornington Way Railway Station a warehouse Eastwick Drive the Rycroft Building Mauger Towers Ham Lane the Silcox Museum a carpark Hellings Park wasteland Tambling Library Ashman Row Slann Boulevard Sparey Boulevard a junkyard Mechel Drive Railway Station a carpark wasteland the Montagu Arms Hecks Library Millett Walk Fire Station EP the Coss Building Whittingham Lane the Simper Building Rawlinson Drive Railway Station Clements Library Runcieman Lane Neave Grove the Banks Arms Rennie Auto Repair Grandfield Alley School Fackerell Auto Repair a factory a carpark Dawney Cinema Dewell Way a cemetery the Sharman Building St. Clare's Church Shelley Road Ritchie Plaza Cowdry Walk the Dobson Motel Stollery Street Marshalsey Road Herne Street the Vellacott Building Woolf Auto Repair a carpark Bowles Street the Wardropper Arms Raesin Grove the Mickelson Museum wasteland Hines Plaza a carpark Cornelius General Hospital Leggatt Square Cary Bank Club Storer Salvage Cinema Cudworth Lane Fire Station EP Barstow Square Pargitter Boulevard Cundham Alley Henslow Library Burns Place Hickling Auto Repair McDougall Park Opalinska Road RP wasteland Manktelow Square a warehouse Faraker Plaza the Jago Building the Pepperd Museum Schreiber Walk Saltrow Library Harnap Cinema Peryer Place Langford Avenue Chippett Grove Police Department St. Barnabas's Church a cemetery RP Wisby Plaza a carpark Elphick Walk a warehouse Blest Place a carpark the Stanser Arms the Dewell Building NT a carpark Hopping Boulevard Railway Station the Mees Building Crosland Lane E SW S SE

Interesting Facts

• Spracklingbank is named after Dr. Mickelson Sprackling, one of the founding fathers of Malton.

• The Chippet Grove Police Station is a common starting point for new characters (cops)
• Tambling Library was infamous amongst academic circles within Malton for its extensive collection of entomology texts, many of which predate the industrial revolution (and thus, are frequently misleading oddities). Tambling's collection is often mistaken for the one in Hecks Library, which boasts a respectable collection of books on the topic of etymology. Hundreds of students and academics alike have found themselves fruitlessly searching the wrong library for its associated texts.
• Salvage Cinema, abandoned in the 1950's, was renamed after it was discovered by its new owners in the 1970's, becoming one of Spracklingbank's premiere pornographic cinemas. Government crackdowns and the advent of VHS lead to the decline and eventual closure of the cinema in the early 1990's. The cinema was again reopened in 1999 for the premiere of the A-Team Movie and became one of Maltons leading entertainment hubs, but was closed down a few years later due to the areas zombie infestation and lack of cinema-goers.