Yukon

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Yukon
CP Yukon overview.png
Basic Information
Map Type: Control Point
File Name: cp_yukon_final
Developer(s): Patrick "MangyCarface" Mulholland
Joachim "Acegikmo" Holmér
Map Info
Environment: Alpine
Setting: Daylight, sunny
Map Items
Healthico.png Health Kits: Smallhealth.png ×8   •   Mediumhealth.png ×8
Ammoico.png Ammo Boxes: Smallammo.png ×6   •   Mediumammo.png ×6   •   Largeammo.png ×2
Map Stamp
Item icon Map Stamp - Yukon.png
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This abandoned mountaintop coalmine was repurposed by shadowy operatives into a top secret surveillance outpost—one which also, so nobody gets wise, insidiously continues to mine coal. There is also a log hanging in the center of the map—possibly as an example to other logs. Logs that said too much.

Five control points promise a lot of momentum swings in this compact outdoor map, with plenty of tunnels and rocky outcroppings. Plenty of alternate routes ensure that if you can’t get past a well-placed Engineer through one tunnel, you might be able to sneak up behind them through another.

Yukon is a Standard Control Point map. It is one of the community maps chosen by Valve and was included in the Classless Update as an honorary official map due to its outstanding quality. It also is one of the top played competitive maps in 6v6 leagues.

The goal is to capture all five of the control points. Each team starts with their second and final control points locked, and only the middle point available.

Contents

Locations

Overview of the map.(Large file)

Capture Points 1 & 5, Base

Capture Points 2 & 4, Buffer

Capture Point 3, Middle

Spawn Locations

Strategy

See Community Yukon strategy

Control Point Timing

Control Point Multiplier Seconds
Control point 1 & 5 ×1
3 .800
×2
2 .531
×3
2 .075
×4
1 .824
Control point 2 & 4 ×1
16 .000
×2
10 .656
×3
8 .736
×4
7 .680
Control point 3 ×1
18 .000
×2
11 .988
×3
9 .828
×4
8 .640


Update history

August 13, 2009 Patch (Classless Update)

August 25, 2010 Patch

January 19, 2011 Patch

March 11, 2011 Patch

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