A charming city located at the crossroads of two important trade routes, it captivates us with its picturesque combination of historic architecture and serene landscapes. This city stands out for its calm and welcoming atmosphere.
Local businesses line the streets, offering everything from small craft shops to cozy cafes where residents and visitors enjoyed moments of relaxation. The buildings, mostly colonial in style, add a nostalgic air to the urban environment, with elegant facades and well-preserved architectural details that reflect the city's history.
The heart of Madriguera is its central plaza, a green space crowned with a statue of the first settler, surrounded by wooden benches and leafy trees. Here, residents gathered for community events, outdoor concerts, and farmers markets that highlighted the region's fresh produce.
The natural landscapes surrounding the city invite you to explore scenic trails and viewpoints that offer stunning views of the nearby lakes. The sunsets on the shores of its lakes were especially memorable, attracting photographers and nature lovers alike.
In short, Madriguera is presented as a charming destination where history mixes with apocalyptic modern life in a not-so-calm environment. It is an ideal place for those looking to escape the deafening hubbub of zombies.

The map occupies cells 34 x 37 - 35 x 37 - 36 x 37 - 34 x 38 - 35 x 38 - 36 - 38. It does not overlap with any other of the most popular cities, it only transforms the Muldraugh intersection. It is not a replica of any city, it does not add special tiles, it fits perfectly into the vanilla design, its streets and buildings respect the aesthetics of Project Zomboid.

The search areas, map, mini-map and detailed by vanilla reference colors work.