Sorry about the long read! I think it may be worth the read, though.. this could be conclusive evidence that Zombies may be set in Britain!

All the evidence points to it. For the first part we are still in need of a UK map (and even a UK character!). Another thing is the Der Riese "clues".

Here we go!

UPDATE: Here's more evidence I found! This was taken from another guy from some different forum but I'm going to distribute it:

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May I guide your attention to the left of the picture of the Lighthouse. That is a picture of a map in the UK. See the circle marked on the East Coast of Britain?

That is the Isle of Sheppey. Do you know what the Isle of Sheppey was famous for in the war? A SHIPWRECK. And guess what the Isle of Sheppey has? Lighthouses. And guess what? The ship is still there today.

The ship is called the SS Richard Montgomery:

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It was supplying Britain with munitions and explosives but was split into two after running aground in shallow water. It was abandoned at the Isle of Sheppey and left there. Munitions are still in there.

A massive explosion occurred when the ship was split in two - it could still potentially explode and *reportedly* wipe out houses and buildings near the coast.

The isle of sheppey has been circled. Put two and two together!

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UPDATE 2: I believe the circle is pointing to a place called North Foreland Point, found exactly where the circle drawn on the map is. In fact, I believe I have been there before (I live quite close to this place anyway).

Here's where the wreck happened:

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Here's a picture of the SS Richard Montgomery before encountering trouble at the Isle of Sheppey:

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UPDATE 4: Plot! I realise that I am lacking a plot to all this UK stuff. I have an idea for the plot - the ship, the SS Richard Montgomery, wasn't just supplying the UK with munitions and explosives - it was also supplying the Brits with Element 115!

"Our operatives in America, have informed that the U.S have a large supply of the element at the Nevada base." - Dr. Maxis, Der Riese radio.

Perhaps the Americans decided to supply the Brits with 115 to keep it safe? So they decided that they'd send it hidden with munitions and explosives to be stored for safe keeping in London.

Unfortunately, it crashed and exploded - after recovering some munitions, explosives and **possibly** some 115 that survived the explosion, they (the Brits) assumed that there was no 115 left in the wrecked ship. However, they were wrong - after more than 10 years of "peace" the Brits begin to notice that something was going wrong near and around the wreckage site.

The Americans decide to send their finest operatives over to investigate - it was their ship afterall. The operatives unfortunately find themselves trapped in the ship / lighthouse, surrounded by zombies.

PLOT 2:

Blah blah blah about the 115 being in the ship.. lol.

Unfortunately, it crashed and exploded - after searching the vessel the Brits find no remnants of Element 115.

Fast forward! It is Cold War. The Americans need the advantage. They have the idea of developing 115 weapons - they already know what type of power it holds. Unfortunately, they are out of 115 - the 115 from Nevada was either lost in the wreckage of SS Richard Montgomery or used in experiments such as recreating the teleporters on Five.

The Brits notice that something mysterious is happening around the wreckage of the ship. They tell the Americans. The Americans, wanting to take the upper hand in the Cold War, send their best agents to investigate and possibly recover 115 to gain the upper hand on the Russians.

The agents - just like the Brits - realise that the place is not as it seems. Turns out some 115 still remained within the wreckage, causing the rise of zombies in the area. They find themselves up the neck with zombies, and must fight to survive.

**THE NEXT FEW PICTURES ARE A BRIEF ANALYSIS OF THE BOARDS NEXT TO THE TELEPORTERS FOUND IN DER RIESE - MY PROOF ETC IS NOW OVER FROM HERE**

Did you know that a picture of Kino der Toten has been found next to the GER (Germany) teleporter? Well, look what's next to the ENG (England) teleporter:

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That is clearly a picture of the lighthouse and the ship with some zombies going towards it. Common sense hints towards the map after this one to be in France - this is by the FRA (France) teleporter:

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This is the complete board by the GER (Germany) teleporter:

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Notice at the top middle (slightly to the right) there is a picture of a theatre and a Swastika banner.

Another thing: do you see the map of Poland? It's the map on the bottom. Now, that circle is where you are - Breslau. However, it is called Wroclaw today. This means that Der Riese did not take place in Germany itself, but in Poland!

Here is the France Teleporter board:

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Can you see a pattern emerging? A map of the country where the map takes place is always present with pictures of the map and a new type of trap (the one on this board appears to be a crusher sort of trap).

So therefore I believe that Zombies will one day go to England.

UPDATE 5: Map name!

PROOF THAT THE MAP WILL BE AN ENGLISH NAME.

I believe this because of the naming of previous maps:

"Nacht der Untoten", "Verrckt, Der Riese and Kino der Toten all took place in Germany, were GERMAN is the main spoken language. "Shi No Numa" takes place in Japan, where JAPANESE is the spoken language (Shi No Numa or translates to Swamp of Death). "Five" takes place in America, where ENGLISH is the main spoken language.

Ascension and Call of the Dead are not in Russian because I think it would be hard to pronounce, it probably didn't sound all that good and they wanted to use the word "Ascension" without any difficulty.

But that's what I think - the maps names are in the language that they are set in.