BWI

The BWI region is one of the Company's manufacturing regions. Like most other regions, it was named for an airport, namely the Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport in Baltimore, Maryland. The BWI region is one of the Company's smaller regions. It is neighbored by the PIT, PHL, and RIC regions.

History
The BWI region is made up of much of the former state of Maryland, as well as portions of southern Pennsylvania, eastern West Virginia, and northern Virginia. It is marked by the former Baltimore-Washington metropolitan area.

Zone 1
Main article: BWI Zone 1

Zone 1 is a primarily manufacturing zone. It boasts one of the highest populations of the region and is one of the wealthiest Zones. It surrounds the ruins of Baltimore City.

Zone 2
Main article: BWI Zone 2

Zone 2 is a primarily manufacturing zone, specializing in equipment for the Enforcers. There is a high Enforcer presence within this Zone, and it serves as one of their headquarters. Zone 2 has one of the highest populations of the region and is the wealthiest Zone in BWI. It surrounds the ruins of Washington, D.C.

Zone 3
Main article: BWI Zone 3

Zone 3 specializes in manufacturing and generating nuclear power. It is the third most wealthy Zone in the region.

Zone 4
Main article: BWI Zone 4

Zone 4 specializes in coal mining, forestry, and manufacturing. It has the lowest population in the region, and is also the poorest Zone. It is located in what was formerly known as Appalachia.

Zone 5
Main article: BWI Zone 5

Zone 5 specializes in manufacturing technology and broadcasting the Web to the surrounding Zones. It is located directly south of Zone 4.

Zone 6
Main article: BWI Zone 6

Zone 6 specializes in food processing.

Zone 7
Main article: BWI Zone 7

Zone 7 specializes in seafood processing.