Locations

Seattle is a big city, and so we've compiled a list of the general areas, as well as the specific locations scattered within them.

North Island

Queen Anne-This area of the city borders the forests to the north, and contains a tunnel out of the city which is currently being guarded by the DUP

Seattle Center-Location of the Space Needle, as well as the DUPs current base in the Science Center.

Market District-As the name implies, this area is filled to the brim with shops and cafes.

Paramount-Also bordering the north, this areas is filled with trees and parks.

Georgetown-To the east of the Market District, this area mainly serves as a housing district.

Belltown-Bordering the woods to the northeast, Belltown is a quaint little area full of warehouses and a few docks.

Pioneer Square-To the southeast, Pioneer Sqaure hosts a fairly sizeable dock, as well as the northern islands' set of ruins that made up the bridge that once connected the two islands. The Activists base is also located here, in one of Seattle's many abandoned subway stations.

South Island

Uptown-The northeast of the South island is home to the tallest skyscraper in Seattle, which once served as the DUP's base of operations.

Downtown-Considered by many as the "bad part of town", Downtown has turned into a hub of malicious activity by both civilian and Conduit alike.

Waterfront-Bordering the Northern shores of South Island is Waterfront, an unsuspecting area of worn down factories and warehouses which unbeknownst to the people who live there, is the main hub for the Anarchist movement who have taken over an abandoned factory.

Denny Park-A wide open park, free for anyone to come out and enjoy nature. This picture depicts the DUP's encampment of the park. Now, however, the park is much more open and green, as the DUP have pulled their presence entirely from the area.

Lantern District-Seattle's "little Chinatown", this area is an oriental themed shopping center, with various tourist attractions drawing in people from all over the city. This also contains the south island's set of bridge ruins.

Rainier-The Lantern District ends here and makes way for... nothing special. Rainier is the more "city" part of Seattle, with nothing here but Skyscrapers and pavement as far as the eye can see.

Work on restoring the bridge connecting the islands continues to trudge along, so for the time being characters must take one of the many Ferry Services that span the gap between the islands.