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Providence Ridge is the main map in the campaign of State of Decay 2: Juggernaut Edition, alongside Cascade Hills, Drucker County, and Meagher Valley. It is also the pre-set map on the tutorials.

History and Current Conditions[]

Providence Ridge was a town in flux when the Outbreak hit, many military installations including a hidden military F.O.B in the hills. The rustic charms of an old logging town are apparent in the architecture and industrial nature of many neighborhoods. However, you can also see how the modern world is actively invading this area, from espresso stands that appropriate the town’s long-time mascot to the new housing development being built on the west edge of the map.

Home Sites[]

Locations[]

  • Prescott (bottom left of the map)
  • South Hobson (middle of the map)
  • Hobson Falls (top left of the map)
  • Sawyer's Crossing (bottom right of the map)
  • Pine Bluff (directly above Sawyer's Crossing/bottom right)
  • Camp Winchester (top right of the map/starting area)
  • Vista View (below the top left of the map)
  • Hayden Cut (in-between Sawyer's Crossing and Prescott)
  • Spooner Hill (In-between Vista View and South Hobson)
  • Liberty Estates (above and left the bottom left on the map)
  • Lake Abigail (a lake directly above Prescott/bottom left)

Trivia[]

  • Providence Ridge is based and inspired by the Pacific Northwest region of the United States. It may have similarities to Washington, Oregon, California, Colorado, and/or Wyoming.
    • However, looking at some similarities, Providence Ridge seems to greatly resemble the North Cascades National Park in Washington.
  • Providence Ridge is so far, one of the three maps to be set in the state of Washington, with Trumbull Valley and Danforth being the second and third.
  • Apparently, it was a good place to camp and explore, but the zombie outbreak seems to have made it a scary place.
  • It is the first map containing some very expendable references, just like a good Shaggy Jack Easter Egg.
  • During the day we can appreciate the mist that covers the mountains on the map as well as its trees.
  • Not far from the military quarantine post there is a small reference to the novel by Stephen King - "IT". Near the drainpipe, there is a red balloon, a ship, and a bicycle.

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