Doodad

Southshore

Doodad Object in World of Warcraft. Doodads are scenery: props placed to dress the world, with no interaction of their own.

Details

Doodad19 placements4 maps

Object ID1771

TypeDoodad

Placements in client data19

Where It Appears

Maps this object is placed on in this game version. Our stitched map art is cut from the current retail client, whose world differs from this version's, so these placements are listed without pins.

Eastern Kingdoms ×6City of Dalaran ×4Dalaran City ×4

Reading the first 14 of 19 placements.

Model and Footprint

The model measures 1.7 by 0.2 yards across its base and stands 0.4 yards tall. Its art is client file 198470.

The 19 located placements are split across 4 maps, the two furthest apart on one map stand 1,514.3 yards from each other on Eastern Kingdoms, and they range from 47.5 to 70.3 yards of altitude, a 22.8 yard climb between the lowest and the highest.

Getting There

The closest flight master to a Southshore placement is Tarren Mill, Hillsbrad, 151.7 yards away to the east. Distances are measured on the ground from the nearest placement, using the client's own world coordinates.

Kind	Name	Yards	Direction
Flight point	Tarren Mill, Hillsbrad	151.7	east
Flight point	Southshore, Hillsbrad	289.5	south
Flight point	zzOLDRiverglades, Farholde Keep	289.5	south
Map landmark	Tarren Mill	191.2	east
Map landmark	Southshore	376.6	south

What Stands Beside It (8)

Other named objects the current client cache places within 25 yards of this one. Tarren Mill is the nearest of them, less than a yard from a Southshore placement.

Object	Type	Yards	Copies nearby
Tarren Mill	Doodad	under 1	11
Hillsbrad	Doodad	under 1	7
Durnholde Keep	Doodad	under 1	10
Arathi Highlands	Doodad	under 1	4
Strahnbrad	Doodad	under 1	2
Alterac City	Doodad	under 1	2
Alterac Mountains	Doodad	under 1	4
Dun Garok	Doodad	under 1	6

The Place

Southshore is also a named location in the World of Warcraft world map data. Its zone entry has the surrounding subzones, level range and the rest of the area record.