Celebus, New Jersey

Celebus, New Jersey is one of the most populous cities in the state, and the center of business within the shoreline area. As of the 2010 United States Census, Celebus had a population of 74,587, making it the state's 15th-largest municipality. It contains three different districts that include unique aspects of the town's history and culture - the eastern shoreline, downtown section, and the residential area to the northwest and southwest. The town, as viewed by a map, contains a distinctive split between the western residential section and the eastern downtown district, which transitions into the shoreline by way of parking lots and gradual elevation to the beach.

While the inner part of the city is homogenous and composed of multiple high-rise business edifices, the residential section is dominated by winding and and curving roads, rivers, a forest turned public park, schools, the Celebus branch of the Wesley and Duke Hospital, and a highway that leads into the neighboring town of Moltoz, New Jersey. This town features the prominent main branch of the W&D Hospital and a traditional downtown-suburb split that is cut in half by Interstate Route 34, which ends at the eastern exit in western Celebus. Meanwhile, the town directly to the south, Wanes, was home to semi-heavy industry that was noticeable in southern Celebus. Finally, Mayflower Park, which was mapped and carved out of the rich land in 1951, was arranged during the 1950s reconstruction of the city, and connects back to the residential section by interrelating roads.

Celebus Insurgency (2011-2018)
The beginning of insurgency within the city of Celebus is considered to have been the attack on Celebus High School on May 20, 2011. This Dream State Incident occurred after the annual school play and was perpetrated by Gregory Court in an effort to cause an increased police presence in the town.

On December 9, 2011, Mark Wade, a businessman with the local real estate firm Goodwin and Eastern, was killed in a shootout with the police after he attempted to rob the Bank of America in downtown Celebus beside the Ryder Tower. Officer Chip Bultan was shot and rushed to the Wesley and Duke Hospital near Mayflower Park, where he recovered. His former psychologist, Warren Healey, stated that Wade was obsessed with escaping the country because he believed that a secret criminal organization was pursuing him, a claim that would later turn out to be true.