Fort Lewis

Fort Lewis name for the Fort McCord Joint force Base it is probably one of the more scary zones and some of the hardest zones to get into due to the nature of the zone being largely taken out by the former joint force base of the US military. Pacific Command. It's a major UCAS training base, and houses many military and military related personel, projects and affiliates. In some ways Fort Lewis functions as extraterritorial property, but under the control of the UCAS military instead of a megacorporation. This district is also known for large number of wilderness areas.

Fort Lewis at bit

 * Population: 98,000
 * Humans: 61% Elves: 14% Dwarves: 3% Orks: 16% Trolls: 3% Other: 3%
 * Size: 197 square km
 * Below Poverty Level: 31%
 * Corporate-Affiliated: 39%

Points of Interest
On the border between Fort Lewis & Tacoma in an A rated zone vampire Goth club known for the 30 foot tall western dragon sitting on top of the roof that spits balls of fire every 90 minutes after dark on the weekends And fire eating Burlesque shows every third weekend of the month. Rating 4 scanners on all the entrances and if a weapon is found it will be checked into their safe or you will be asked to leave
 * The dragons den	On the border between Fort Lewis & Tacoma Dress:goth vampire club Runner friendy? yes Type: goth vampire club

Security Ratings
notes:
 * AA: Spanaway Lake Housing (Officer Housing)
 * A: Bridgeport, Grey and Madigan Housing (military housing), Parkland (non-military housing)
 * This district is patrolled by KE, the Metroplex Guard and the UCAS Military Police (jurisdictions are in dispute). The Metroplex Guard and the UCAS Military Police consider each area to be at a security rating one rating higher than KE’s rating.


 * Security is considerably tighter along the border with the Salish-Shidhe Council, however, where the military uses reinforced barriers and armed Metroplex Guardsmen in scout vehicles and military helicopters.


 * depending on public access and each site’s importance or sensitivity to national security. For most of Fort Lewis, security is roughly analogous to downtown Seattle.