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==History== | ==History== | ||
Beginning in [[2525]], [[Harvest]] was the first world to [[First Battle of Harvest|fall]] to the Covenant's genocidal wrath. By [[2535]], with the [[Battle of Jericho VII|destruction]] of [[Jericho VII]], most Outer Colonies had been lost. By [[2552]], though some Outer Colonies still remained in UNSC hands, most were small and rather insignificant worlds. The significant colonies still under UNSC control lived in constant fear of Covenant invasion. When the [[Human-Covenant War]] had [[Hillside Memorial|ended]] on March 3, [[2553]], tensions in the remaining worlds had presumably significantly died down. | Beginning in [[2525]], [[Harvest]] was the first world to [[First Battle of Harvest|fall]] to the Covenant's genocidal wrath. By [[2535]], with the [[Battle of Jericho VII|destruction]] of [[Jericho VII]], most Outer Colonies had been lost. By [[2552]], though some Outer Colonies still remained in UNSC hands, most were small and rather insignificant worlds. The significant colonies still under UNSC control lived in constant fear of Covenant invasion. When the [[Human-Covenant War]] had [[Hillside Memorial|ended]] on March 3, [[2553]], tensions in most the remaining worlds had presumably significantly died down. | ||
==Known systems== | ==Known systems== | ||
Revision as of 21:18, October 26, 2011
The Outer Colonies are the human-colonized planets farthest from the Inner Colonies such as Earth and Reach, with colonies founded after. Until the Human-Covenant War, disorder and rebellion were commonplace. The majority of the Outer Colonies were glassed by the Covenant during the war.[1]
History
Beginning in 2525, Harvest was the first world to fall to the Covenant's genocidal wrath. By 2535, with the destruction of Jericho VII, most Outer Colonies had been lost. By 2552, though some Outer Colonies still remained in UNSC hands, most were small and rather insignificant worlds. The significant colonies still under UNSC control lived in constant fear of Covenant invasion. When the Human-Covenant War had ended on March 3, 2553, tensions in most the remaining worlds had presumably significantly died down.
Known systems
- Eridanus system
- Eridanus II - Planet glassed by the Covenant in 2530
- Eridanus Secundus - Asteroid with a rebel base, presumably destroyed by the Covenant in 2552
- Lambda Serpentis system
- Jericho VII - Planet glassed by Covenant in 2535
- Chi Ceti system
- Chi Ceti IV - Planet abandoned by the UNSC in 2525
- Epsilon Indi system
- Harvest - Planet invaded by the Covenant and mostly glassed, bringing in a nuclear winter, but recaptured by UNSC forces in a campaign lasting from 2525 to 2531
- 111 Tauri system
- Victoria - Planet with unknown status
- Alpha Aurigae system
- Origami Asteroid Field - Asteroids with unknown status, attacked by the Covenant in 2526
- Procyon system
- 23 Librae system
- Madrigal - Planet glassed by the Covenant in 2528
- The Rubble - Abandoned and destroyed except for Habitat Exodus
- Lambda Aurigae system
- Roost - Planet with unknown status
- XI Boötis A System - System still held by UNSC
- Groombridge 1830 system - System attacked in 2530
- Biko - Planet glassed by the Covenant in either 2525 or 2526
- Coral - Planet glassed by the Covenant in September 2552
- Dwarka - Planet presumed glassed by the Covenant, as all contact was lost
- Emerald Cove - Planet with unknown status, abandoned by the UNSC in 2542
- Hat Yai - Planet glassed by the Covenant in either 2528 or 2529
- Paradise Falls - Planet with unknown status
List of appearances
Sources
- ^ Halo: First Strike, pages 98-99: And what did the citizens of the Outer Colonies think? Those who hadn't fled to remote outposts and hidden privateer bases weren't in any position to make trouble. The Covenant didn't take prisoners.
