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location_type=Library| | |||
suburb=Mockridge Heights| | |||
coordinates=42,64| | |||
NW_location=[[Alphege General Hospital (Mockridge Heights)|Alphege General Hospital]]|NW_color=Hospital| | |||
N_location=[[the Bratt Arms|the Bratt Arms]]|N_color=Pub| | |||
NE_location=[[Purlewent Library]]|NE_color=Library| | |||
W_location=[[Daubeney Avenue|Daubeney Avenue]]|W_color=Street| | |||
This_location=Cullen Library|location_color=Library| | |||
E_location=[[Wasteland 43,64|wasteland]]|E_color=Wasteland| | |||
SW_location=[[Junkyard 41,65|a junkyard]]|SW_color=Junkyard| | |||
S_location=[[Tancock Park]]|S_color=Park| | |||
SE_location=[[Strutt Towers]]|SE_color=Tower | |||
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===Description=== | |||
'''Cullen Library''' is located in [[Mockridge Heights]], a suburb of [[Malton]]. The area is heavily infested with brain rotted zombies, this is [[Mockers|Mocker]] territory. | |||
====Barricading Policy==== | |||
Barricade to as heavily as possible, and use as a fall back position for the protection of the [[Alphege General Hospital (Mockridge Heights)|Alphege General Hospital]]. | |||
====History==== | |||
It is technically possible that the name was acquired from a man with the first name of Carlisle in the 1600s, but this is seen as unlikely. | |||
[[Category:Libraries]] | |||
[[Category:Mockridge Heights]] | |||
Latest revision as of 07:04, 27 June 2024
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Mockridge Heights [42,64]
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Description
Cullen Library is located in Mockridge Heights, a suburb of Malton. The area is heavily infested with brain rotted zombies, this is Mocker territory.
Barricading Policy
Barricade to as heavily as possible, and use as a fall back position for the protection of the Alphege General Hospital.
History
It is technically possible that the name was acquired from a man with the first name of Carlisle in the 1600s, but this is seen as unlikely.
