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Other than the ship-breaking yards, Asźod also appeared to be used for transport of natural resources, evident by large pipe-lines spreading across the landscape. A small set of warehouses in between two gas pipes was where [[Thirteen dead Spartans|many dead Spartans]] were found.<ref name="lone"/>
Other than the ship-breaking yards, Asźod also appeared to be used for transport of natural resources, evident by large pipe-lines spreading across the landscape. A small set of warehouses in between two gas pipes was where [[Thirteen dead Spartans|many dead Spartans]] were found.<ref name="lone"/>


In [[2589]], Asźod appeared to be the location a [[Unidentified colony ship|UNSC colony ship]] landed at to colonize the reterraformed Reach once again.<ref name="lone"/>
==Trivia==
==Trivia==
It is named after [[Wikipedia:Aszód|Aszód]], a town in present-day [[Wikipedia:Hungary|Hungary]].
It is named after [[Wikipedia:Aszód|Aszód]], a town in present-day [[Wikipedia:Hungary|Hungary]].

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Landscape at Asźod during the Fall of Reach

Asźod was a barren, unpopulated territory on the continent of Eposz on Reach.[1] The territory was home to several industrial facilities, including a ship-breaking facility, where the UNSC Pillar of Autumn was dry-docked on August 30, 2552 during the Fall of Reach.

During the final stages of the battle, Asźod was the only off-planet extraction point left on the continent.[2] It was the site of the Battle of Asźod, where Emile-A239 died and SPARTAN-B312 made a last stand after successfully delivering a fragment of Cortana to Pillar of Autumn. The Spartan-III stayed behind to defend Autumn from a massive Covenant air assault including by a Covenant CCS-class battlecruiser.[3] He was killed in action elsewhere in the territory, having been overwhelmed by Covenant infantry.[4]

Other than the ship-breaking yards, Asźod also appeared to be used for transport of natural resources, evident by large pipe-lines spreading across the landscape. A small set of warehouses in between two gas pipes was where many dead Spartans were found.[4]

In 2589, Asźod appeared to be the location a UNSC colony ship landed at to colonize the reterraformed Reach once again.[4]

Trivia

It is named after Aszód, a town in present-day Hungary.

List of appearances

Sources

  1. ^ Halo Mythos, page 89
  2. ^ Halo: Reach, campaign level, The Package
  3. ^ Halo: Reach, campaign level, The Pillar of Autumn
  4. ^ a b c Halo: Reach, campaign level, Lone Wolf