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| + | A city in the United States, supposedly on the East Coast. It is very much like [[Raccoon City]], having a population of 100,000 and housing a powerful bioresearch company, in this case [[WilPharma]], who is conducting [[G-Virus]] and [[t-Virus]] research in hopes of developing a vaccine. Due to the tragedy of Raccoon City, massive safety ventures have been undertaken to ensure Harvardville does not experience a similar viral outbreak, such as a contained, gated and isolated research facility and containment measures in the facility itself. |
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| + | In [[2005]], [[Harvardville Airport]] was the site of an [[Harvardville Airport outbreak|outbreak]] of the t-Virus. |
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Revision as of 05:37, 17 November 2013
A city in the United States, supposedly on the East Coast. It is very much like Raccoon City, having a population of 100,000 and housing a powerful bioresearch company, in this case WilPharma, who is conducting G-Virus and t-Virus research in hopes of developing a vaccine. Due to the tragedy of Raccoon City, massive safety ventures have been undertaken to ensure Harvardville does not experience a similar viral outbreak, such as a contained, gated and isolated research facility and containment measures in the facility itself.
In 2005, Harvardville Airport was the site of an outbreak of the t-Virus.