Report an Infestation (USA)

Simple as that. Tell me what state and county you are reporting on, and the approximate number of zombies.

THIS IS NOT FOR RPGs There is currently no discussion opened for that. But anyone can feel free to open their own...

There are four classes of outbreaks (different from Max Brook's outbreak classification system, although very similar):

1. 1-20 z

2. 20-100 z

3. 100+ z

4. DEAD ZONE (completely overrun)

The definition of a completely overrun zone is very loose at best. Generally, it refers to an area where the population of zombies outnumbers that of the last reported pre-outbreak population of people.

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Permalink Reply by James Durham on January 21, 2010 at 12:20am
Reports from WI:

Milwaukee County - several thousand confirmed Zeds.
Waukesha County - 500 to 1,000 confirmed Zeds.
Washington County - No confirmed Zed or human sightings. Possible dead zone. Further investigation needed.
Dodge County - 250 to 400 confirmed Zeds.

More info as it becomes available.
Permalink Reply by POSTMORTEM on February 6, 2010 at 1:52pm
The map has been updated! Sorry it took so long.

And because it took me so long, I may have not realized that some of the reports weren't counted on the map. Check the updated map in the 'Accepted' discussion and let me know if I missed your report.

Again, sorry for such a long delay in updating the map... but keep the reports coming! And encourage other people to report for their counties as well! Once the map is finished, it will be a very valuable asset to the community.
Permalink Reply by Alex Miller on February 26, 2010 at 7:16pm
Ohio, Adams County... 2 confirmed, but taken out. Cincinnati, Ohio: 1-5 Reported
Permalink Reply by Taylor Gogal on March 1, 2010 at 12:32am
Roseburg, Oregon, Douglas County estimated 20-30 on my last scavenge run
Permalink Reply by pvt. kolishnicov on April 18, 2010 at 5:07pm
i rate cooper city florida my area of it as a soon to be dead zone. there has been a increase in trips to the hopital and right now i dont know whats going on. i asked someone who works there about the overcrouding and she said h1n1 peaple. isnt h1 alreaady the campian virus? any way i rate it currenly at 2
Permalink Reply by ShadeLZST on April 29, 2010 at 2:03pm
Houma, Louisiana is completely overrun. There have been rumors that it was safe; belive me, it is FAR from safe.


I repeat: Stay clear of Houma, Louisiana.
Permalink Reply by Nicholas Wuest on May 17, 2010 at 5:29pm
Clermont County, OH
Pre-Outbreak Population: 196,364 people
Post-Outbreak Population: 10,132
Zombie Poplulation: 186,232

According to the latest information from radio transmissions, eyewitness accounts, and body count, Clermont County has been delcared a quarintine zone. It is a Class 4 outbreak. All entrances are blocked by some form of obstruction. Further information will be posted as it comes in.

Hamilton County, OH
Pre-Outbreak Population: 855,062 people
Post-Outbreak Population: 745,908
Zombie Population: 109,154

Accoring to the latest counts from police forces, civilians, and military radios, there have been thousands of sightings. Police forces are still active and funtioning, Rickenbacker Air National Guard Base is now a distribution point for supplies, weapons, and ammunition. This is a Class 3 outbreak, as the local government has it in hand for now. Further information will be posted as available.

Note: Rickenbacker Air National Guard Base is not a distribution point. That is for the record only.
Permalink Reply by Parks on May 26, 2010 at 7:00pm
Carroll County, Virginia
1-20 zombies

Grayson County, Virginia
20-100 zombies

Surry County, North Carolina
100+ zombies
Permalink Reply by CF Meerkat on June 9, 2010 at 1:28pm
I haven't been out on the road in awhile, as we've made familiar ground.
I'm only basing this on visual sightings, contact, and population distribution.

It's safe to say most of the NYC/Long Island areas are dead zones, too many people for it not to be.
So Kings, Queens, Bronx, Nassau, Suffolk, and New York.
St. Lawrence County NY: 20-100
Franklin County NY: 20-100
Essex County NY: 1-20
Hamilton County NY: 1-20

Many NY zombies traveled south, to NJ, for a large food supply. NJ is New York's crap hole after-all.

Warren County NJ: 20-100
Sussex County NJ: +100
Bergen County NJ: +100
Morris County NJ: +100

Grayson County Ky: 1-20
Hardin County Ky: 20-100
Meade County Ky: 20-100
Jefferson County Ky: +100
Breckinridge County Ky: 1-20
Edmonson County Ky: 1-20
Permalink Reply by Jordan Bogemann on July 5, 2010 at 1:14am
Indiana. Shelby County. Shelbyville- 40-100 reported. Waldron- 15-20 reported. St. Paul 200-Dead Zone. All contact is lost with St. Paul. Nothing comes in or out of that town. Military perimeter is set around the whole town.
Permalink Reply by ALEX RUIZ on August 6, 2010 at 12:44pm
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Mexico baby declared dead revives inside coffin
Associated Press -
Web Posted: 08/06/2010 9:03 CDT

MEXICO CITY — Authorities in Mexico say a newborn baby girl declared dead by doctors revived inside her coffin during her wake.
Hidalgo state Attorney General Jose Rodriguez says the parents heard a strange noise coming from the tiny casket. Opening it up, they found her crying and very much alive.
Rodriguez told state public radio Thursday that the doctor who pronounced the girl dead at a hospital in the town of Tulancingo is being investigated for possible negligence.
The baby, who was born prematurely Monday, is in stable condition at a different hospital.
Permalink Reply by POSTMORTEM on September 5, 2010 at 8:15pm
The map has been updated. Please keep reporting in.

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