Knox Boundary Camp
| Knox Boundary Camp | |
|---|---|
 | |
| Class | Areas |
| Type | Army checkpoint and refugee camp |
| Region | Knox Country |
| Map Coordinates | 12518 x 4258 |
| Nearby | |
Knox Boundary Camp is an army checkpoint and refugee camp on the southern border of Louisville, in the north of Knox Country. It forms the main part of the Exclusion Zone Border, where the highway enters the city.
The camp held people displaced by the Knox Event quarantine. Soldiers guarded the checkpoint, and the press used a stage at the camp for public addresses heard on radios and televisions across Knox Country. The camp fell when a clash between the army and protesters drew huge hordes of infected through the wire. Radio reports describe a night of violence as the crowds poured into the camp and on into Louisville.
The camp is one of the richest military sites on the map. It holds weapons, military clothing, medical supplies, generators and radios. It is also one of the most dangerous, with an extreme number of zombies all around it.
Knox Boundary Camp Layout
The camp splits into an army checkpoint and a refugee camp. The army checkpoint sits on the border itself. The refugee camp spreads north of it along the highway into Louisville.
The checkpoint's offices sit on the southwest side, with radios, computers and a quarantine area. The medical centre is on the southeast side. Barracks stand on the southeast and northwest sides, with a kitchen and eating area to the northeast. The armoury is in the northeast section, with a shipping container beside it. A tent with computers, a small stage and a camera stands near the northern gates.
North of the checkpoint lies the press area, fenced off and ringed with orange cones. The refugee area runs along the highway with tents, barbecues and radios. A radio shack belonging to LBMW Kentucky Radio stands at the far north end.
The Exclusion Zone Border and the Burnt Town lie to the east. Valley Station is to the south. Chapelmount Downs is to the north.
The nearest places on the map, with the direction to head from Knox Boundary Camp.
| Location | Type | Direction |
|---|---|---|
| Exclusion Zone Border | Military border | East |
| Burnt Town | Burnt town | East |
| Valley Station | Town | South |
| Chapelmount Downs | Racehorse track | North |
| Iroquois Park | Park | North |
Possible Loot Items in Knox Boundary Camp
The armoury holds military weapons and equipment. The shipping container west of it also holds weapons. The barracks give military clothing and gear. The medical centre gives first aid supplies. The kitchen tent gives food, ingredients and basic kitchen gear.
The offices hold military radios and computers. Generators stand by the medical tent, the west barracks, the kitchen tent, the burger store and the radio shack. The refugee area gives tents, barbecues and portable radios, and vehicles line the highway. The radio shack holds ham radios and a camera.
Surviving in Knox Boundary Camp
An extreme number of zombies surrounds the camp. Looting it calls for real preparation, a clear plan and an escape route. The army surplus store inside Louisville gives similar weapons, armour and tools at far lower risk.
The main route through the camp is closed by fences and gates that do not open easily. A breach on the eastern side allows entry on foot. From the south, the way in leads east through the train yard and along the fence to the breach. Vehicles cannot pass this way unless trees are cleared with an axe. The army checkpoint stays fenced off from both sides. A hole in the wall east of the camp also gives a way through.
Notes
- The armoury and the nearby shipping container hold weapons.
- Generators stand at several tents and buildings across the camp.
- A breach on the eastern side allows entry on foot.
- The army surplus store in Louisville is a safer place for similar gear.
- An extreme number of zombies surrounds the camp.
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