WDCS242

WDCS244

Of course, the state of Calisota must have some measure of military installations, and some of them are even situated in or near Duckburg. Although it is rather doubtful that the military headquarters Quintagon (WDCS278 Have Gun, Will Dance) is in this particular vicinity, we know for a fact that Duckburg harbours several very large military installations such as the Duckburg Air Base (WDCS242 Balloonatics), a jet air base (WDCS234 Riding the Pony Express), two large missile bases (WDCS220 'Weemie' and WDCS244 Missile Fizzle), and, lo and behold, a (possibly non-military) space rocket launching base (U$49 The Loony Lunar Gold Rush). Quite impressive for such a relatively small city!

U$06

FC0263

Judging by the large population of Duckburg it is reasonable to assume that the citizens have a need for reading material as can be savoured in - and from - libraries. Barks offered us one story and two 1-pagers to that effect: FC1055 The Librarian, U$06 'Library Newspaper', and FC0263 'Reading Room Rumpus'.

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CP09

Duckburg has (at least) two prestigious entertainment halls that deal with music: The Duckburg Symphony Hall (U$15) and The Duckburg Pavilion (CP09 Christmas in Duckburg).

WDCS147

FC1095

Duckburg is teeming with clubs, organisations, societies, and unions. All the inhabitants seem to be members of at least one. And each club is special in the sense that almost none of them seem to be of the ordinary kind. Here are some examples:
Business clubs: The Billionaires Club (DD60 The Titanic Ants and WDCS269 A Matter of Factory), The Top Brass Club (WDCS264 Master Wrecker).
Unions: Burglars, Thugs, and Pirates Union, Local No. 6½ (U$41 The Status Seeker), Burglars, Thugs, Safe-Crackers, and Robbers, Local No. 303 (U$70 The Doom Diamond), The Beneficial Brotherhood of Footpads, Forgers, Friskers, Fanners, and Fleecers (U$70 The Doom Diamond).
Charity clubs: The Good Neighbor Club (WDCS147 'Blackmailed!'), Diligent Dawdlers Club (WDCS175 'The Taffy Pull'), The High Society Club (U$32 Clothes Make the Duck).
Children's clubs: Junior Woodchucks Meeting Room (WDCS136 'Turkey Raffle'), Junior Woodchucks Branch Headquarters (WDCS227 'Lost in the Forest'), Junior Woodchucks Burrow No. 10676 (WDCS242 Balloonatics).
Leisure time clubs: The Royal Order of Horseshoe Kids (FC1095 The Bear Tamer), The Northside Social Club (FC1095 The Madball Pitcher), The Jewel Club of Duckburg (U$31 Two-Way Luck), The Archeologists' Club (U$44 Crown of the Mayas), The Ritzmore Country Club (U$58 The Giant Robot Robbers), The Skeptics Club (U$65 Micro-Ducks from Outer Space), The Junior Sub-Teen-Age Debbies Club (WDCS084 'The Waltz King'), The Duckburg Wildflower Club (WDCS117 'Poetic Picnic'), Drama clubs (WDCS128 'Knight Brawl' and WDCS217 'Staging'), The Duckburg Garden Club (WDCS214 'Sizing Up Flowers'), The Duckburg Watchful Parents Club (WDCS228 'River Rescue'), The Loyal Order of Marshbirds (WDCS232 Under the Polar Ice), The Duckburg Parachute Jumping Club (WDCS240 The Fraidy Falcon).

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WDCS151

It is not known how many theaters there are in Duckburg, but here is a selection of different types: Amateur scenes (WDCS128 'Knight Brawl' and WDCS217 'Staging'), Artist scenes (WDCS049 'Tight Wire Artist' and WDCS151 'Easter Parade'), and Quiz scenes (WDCS099 'The Radio Hall Quiz Show' and WDCS152 'The Talking Dog'). To top it all there is also a theatrical agency (WDCS105 'The Echo Experts')...