Maps, Area Descriptions, and Location List

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Below are detailed descriptions of all locations that characters have explored or are immediately likely to explore within the city, and maps of every part of Seattle proper. The areas further south (Burien, White Center, Tukwila, Bryn Mawr-Skyway, Normandy Park, and SeaTac) that are also accessible do not have maps yet, and we're currently also looking for a map of SeaTac International Airport that includes the 1973 renovations but (for obvious reasons) not the ones that began in the 1980s.

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Marina

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The boat supply store next to the parking lot is largely cleared out, with only a handful of off-brand cleaning products and adhesives remaining. Of the handful of boats that remain there, some appear to have been deliberately scuttled, but others have holes - some consistent with running into something sharp, others with being sideswiped by something huge. Those that weren’t damaged enough to sink were apparently set on fire. Not a single useable boat remains, and in the ones protruding above the water, there still isn’t enough dry space remaining that one is likely to find anything useful. In the water, large trains of ripples emerge every so often; if they’re from fish, they’re abnormally large for this close to land, and they’re not swimming right.

On the plus side, Mt. Rainier and the Space Needle are visible across the water, and the view from here is quite picturesque.

The restaurant looking out over the docks must have been a nice one, once, but now, with its broad bay windows shattered, the interior has been colonized by mold and rot. On one of the tables is the badly decomposed carcass of a shark, except its fins are too long, twisted strangely - and its eyes are still intact, bulging weirdly. Most of the other tables and chairs are knocked over and broken, but there doesn’t seem to be any overt sign of vandalism, such as charred patches or graffiti. Down in the kitchen, however, there’s a thick black crust on the countertops and smeared on the floor, with forks, knives, skewers - what seems like every pointed implement the kitchen held, in fact - jammed into what was apparently rotting meat not very long ago. Well, not very long ago compared to how long the rest of the city has been rotting; it’s a mass of maggots now. Here and there, a curve of bone is visible, though, at the very least, it doesn’t appear to be human.