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===Uplift reserve=== | ===Uplift reserve=== | ||
Funded by New Mombasa Uplift, this facility is one of the most renowned nature reserves in the world. Although the park is located on the southwestern portion of the island, its public-facing entrance lies just north of this, easily accessible from the waterfront highway. Upon arrival, visitors are shuttled to New Mombasa Uplift's plaza, where the company headquarters lie, directly adjacent to the reserve's primary access road. Here we discover the main sections of the reserve, three hub-like containment areas with high-reaching perimeters walls and vasts natural habitats teeming with life. Sections A and B both lie on a separate land mass, the furthest west of the park's entrance. Massive cranes and gates line the exterior walls with various outposts stationed at predetermined junctures throughout the facility. The first and only exception to the containment walls lies on the west side of the park. There we find a makeshift beachfront, which looks out across the waterway toward Mombasa. Section B represents the largest enclosed area within the reserve, providing direct access to New Mombasa proper and section C, by way of a suspension bridge. Though impressive, this bridge is only a shadow of its older brother, which lies several kilometers north and connects the city center to the mainland of Old Mombasa. At the center of section B is the reserve's main attraction, a large visitor center with an observation deck allowing the public to watch the animals in their natural habitat. Across the bridge we find section C, the only portion of the reserve which actually lies on the island of New Mombasa. This was here that the Covenants deployed their infantry during the course of their invasion. A single gravity platform detached from a capital ship, allowing Covenants to ferry large numbers of infantry groundside. UNSC forces were able to win back to this area for a time, but their victory was short-lived. Less than a day later, the Covenant would return with a force so large that no resistance was capable of success. | Funded by New Mombasa Uplift, this facility is one of the most renowned nature reserves in the world. Although the park is located on the southwestern portion of the island, its public-facing entrance lies just north of this, easily accessible from the waterfront highway. Upon arrival, visitors are shuttled to New Mombasa Uplift's plaza, where the company headquarters lie, directly adjacent to the reserve's primary access road. Here we discover the main sections of the reserve, three hub-like containment areas with high-reaching perimeters walls and vasts natural habitats teeming with life. Sections A and B both lie on a separate land mass, the furthest west of the park's entrance. Massive cranes and gates line the exterior walls with various outposts stationed at predetermined junctures throughout the facility. The first and only exception to the containment walls lies on the west side of the park. There we find a makeshift beachfront, which looks out across the waterway toward Mombasa. Section B represents the largest enclosed area within the reserve, providing direct access to New Mombasa proper and section C, by way of a suspension bridge. Though impressive, this bridge is only a shadow of its older brother, which lies several kilometers north and connects the city center to the mainland of Old Mombasa. At the center of section B is the reserve's main attraction, a large visitor center with an observation deck allowing the public to watch the animals in their natural habitat. Across the bridge we find section C, the only portion of the reserve which actually lies on the island of New Mombasa. This was here that the Covenants deployed their infantry during the course of their invasion. A single gravity platform detached from a capital ship, allowing Covenants to ferry large numbers of infantry groundside. UNSC forces were able to win back to this area for a time, but their victory was short-lived. Less than a day later, the Covenant would return with a force so large that no resistance was capable of success. | ||
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- /ASŹD (ville ou région)
- /ÜTKZT
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- /BARS
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- /VISGRD (village)
- /BD CTH (glacier)
- /SWD (base)
- /FRKS LK (lac)
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Uplift reserve
Funded by New Mombasa Uplift, this facility is one of the most renowned nature reserves in the world. Although the park is located on the southwestern portion of the island, its public-facing entrance lies just north of this, easily accessible from the waterfront highway. Upon arrival, visitors are shuttled to New Mombasa Uplift's plaza, where the company headquarters lie, directly adjacent to the reserve's primary access road. Here we discover the main sections of the reserve, three hub-like containment areas with high-reaching perimeters walls and vasts natural habitats teeming with life. Sections A and B both lie on a separate land mass, the furthest west of the park's entrance. Massive cranes and gates line the exterior walls with various outposts stationed at predetermined junctures throughout the facility. The first and only exception to the containment walls lies on the west side of the park. There we find a makeshift beachfront, which looks out across the waterway toward Mombasa. Section B represents the largest enclosed area within the reserve, providing direct access to New Mombasa proper and section C, by way of a suspension bridge. Though impressive, this bridge is only a shadow of its older brother, which lies several kilometers north and connects the city center to the mainland of Old Mombasa. At the center of section B is the reserve's main attraction, a large visitor center with an observation deck allowing the public to watch the animals in their natural habitat. Across the bridge we find section C, the only portion of the reserve which actually lies on the island of New Mombasa. This was here that the Covenants deployed their infantry during the course of their invasion. A single gravity platform detached from a capital ship, allowing Covenants to ferry large numbers of infantry groundside. UNSC forces were able to win back to this area for a time, but their victory was short-lived. Less than a day later, the Covenant would return with a force so large that no resistance was capable of success.