Meadshire Estate
| Meadshire Estate | |
|---|---|
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| Class | Areas |
| Type | Gated community |
| Region | Knox Country |
| Map Coordinates | 4121 x 9415 |
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The Meadshire Estate is a gated community in Doe Valley Forest, in the northwest of Knox Country. It stands along Kentucky 60, deep in the woods south of Coalfield.
The estate is a fenced compound of nearly identical two story homes, each with its own garage. Fliers around Knox Country advertise the homes for sale. The houses are upscale, and the compound feels like a private suburb dropped into the forest.
Survivors come here for a ready made fortress. The estate has a single entrance, a fence around the whole compound and plenty of food and tools inside. The zombie population is moderate for its size, so a small group can clear and hold it. The estate is roomy enough for the largest groups.
Meadshire Estate Layout
The homes line the streets inside the fenced compound. A single gated entrance opens onto Kentucky 60. Open ground inside the fence gives space for gardens and animal pens.
Mad Dan's Den and several homesteads lie nearby, where Kentucky 144 meets Kentucky 60.
The rest of Doe Valley Forest and Deerhead Lake lie to the north. Coalfield is to the northwest. Echo Creek is to the south.
The nearest places on the map, with the direction to head from Meadshire Estate.
| Location | Type | Direction |
|---|---|---|
| Doe Valley Forest | Forest | North |
| Deerhead Lake | Lake | North |
| Coalfield | Historic tourist town | Northwest |
| Echo Creek | Town | South |
| Camp Camus | Campground | Northeast |
Possible Loot Items in Meadshire Estate
The houses hold a good amount of food. The garages hold tools and weapons, so every garage is worth a search. Materials for building and crafting are plentiful across the compound. Mad Dan's Den nearby is a furniture and home goods store. The pit stop on Kentucky 60 to the northwest has a gun store, a camping store and a gas station.
Surviving in Meadshire Estate
The estate is one of the best group bases in the forest. Its only entrance can be blocked with a built gate or door, which keeps zombies from spawning inside. There is ample room for farming and keeping animals.
One way in also means one way out. The perimeter fence can be climbed in an emergency, as long as the survivor is not exhausted. Zombies path toward a built gate, so it may need frequent repairs or replacement.
Water comes from rain collectors built on site. Other towns are also far off, so long supply runs need a vehicle. The estate can feel larger than needed for one survivor alone.
Notes
- The single entrance can be sealed with a built gate or door.
- Garages hold tools and weapons.
- Rain collectors are the main water supply.
- The fence can be climbed if the gate is blocked.
- Built gates may need frequent repairs.
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