Good effort for the Wiki, but there are some areas where you seem to rely on misinformation or guesswork. For example:

In the Outlanders book Iceblood, War Wag One is still situated on the road to the redoubt - apparently the crew left it there, which seems unlikely, given that they were in the middle of a blizzard.

Nope, War Wag One wasn't situated on the road to Cerberus Redoubt at all...as Sky Dog says to Kane, Grant and Brigid in Iceblood:

"According to tribal history, it was found at the FOOTHILLS (caps mine). Wasicun invaders were inside of it....it carried them down the mountain, then it stopped to move no more. When the wasicun left it, my people fell on them. The machine was hauled here and hidden, lest other wasicun try to breathe new life into it."

"Here" is a grove of trees on the tableland, at least sixty miles away from the Cerberus Redoubt.

In Seedling, the companions jump to a station on Mars. They find several mugs with long-evaporated coffee, and one with stale coffee in it (which means it's probably only a few days old), but no other signs of life.

They jumped to a mat-trans on Cydonia Compound One. At that point, it was populated by a mixed group of humans and Transadapts. Although the humans were in the majority, that had changed drastically by the time the Cerberus Crew first visited the place in Parallax Red.

 They also spot something partially buried moving toward the station, and they hurry back to the gate and leave. Where did the inhabitant(s) go? And what was the creature/object moving toward the station? The atmosphere on Mars is far too thin to support oxygen-based life.

More than likely they glimpsed the monorail system that traveled through the dunes to and from the Great Pyramid, as shown in Parallax Red and Mad God's Wrath.

In several books Cold Asylum, one or more of the companions jump to an extraterrestrial gateway (there's on on Mars and several more in orbiting space stations). Pilgrimage to Hell mentions that the US had three, and Russia two, but the occupants likely would not have lasted more than six months or so after Skydark before their supplies ran out and they starved to death. It's possible they could have been supplied by bases on Earth and rotated out personnel, but if so: where are these bases? Nearly every redoubt the companions have found was deserted, and none of the rest had any signs of contact with the space stations.

The primary Russia space-station, Shostakovich's Anvil was featured in Mars Arena and referenced in several other DL and OL novels. Parallax Red was built as an international space-station and it was equipped with a mat-trans unit to go back and forth to Mars and Earth.

•Note #1: (In Latitude Zero, Major Ward mentions hearing a rumor that there are still people living in space, who have been living and breeding for a hundred years. He never mentions where or when he heard this, though. ) •Note #2: The Outlanders series explains a lot of this - Overproject Majestic deals with the US space program - but I've decided to leave it here as a Deathlands-specific mystery.

Major Ward was most likely referring to the Manitus Moon Base, which was occupied by US and UN military and scientific personnel at  the time of the nukecaust. What became of that place was fully explained in Devil In The Moon and Dragoneye.

There are very few remaining DL specific mysteries, at least in the last 13 plus years. There's been too much cross-pollination between the two series. For example, the character of Silas Jamaisvouz of Dark Emblem was first referenced in the inaugural OL novel, Exile to Hell,  published a year before.

Same as with the genetic engineering explanation for the various human "mutie" species, from scalies to swampies. It's all an interconnected fictional universe now. 

Good effort for the Wiki, but there are some areas where you seem to rely on misinformation or guesswork. For example:

In the Outlanders book Iceblood, War Wag One is still situated on the road to the redoubt - apparently the crew left it there, which seems unlikely, given that they were in the middle of a blizzard.

They jumped to a mat-trans on Cydonia Compound One. At that point, it was populated by a mixed group of humans and Transadapts. Although the humans were in the majority, that had changed drastically by the time the Cerberus Crew first visited the place in Parallax Red.

The primary Russia space-station, Shostakovich's Anvil was featured in Mars Arena and referenced in several other DL and OL novels. Parallax Red was built as an international space-station and it was equipped with a mat-trans unit to go back and forth to Mars and Earth.

There are very few remaining DL specific mysteries, at least in the last 13 plus years. There's been too much cross-pollination between the two series. For example, the character of Silas Jamaisvouz of Dark Emblem was first referenced in the inaugural OL novel, Exile to Hell, published a year before.

In the case of Shostakovich's Anvil the fact it was uninhabited was one reason it fell to Earth. As for Parallax Red, the personnel were supplied from both the moon base and Cydonia until they ended up abandoning the place altogether.

Yep, the fate of Trader is a DL specifc mystery...one that's dragged on unresolved for 15 years at this point so it really isn't considered a very pertinent plot point by the editors or the writers.

As for Magus...the most obvious "Axlerverse" specific explanation is that he's from The Anthill or as a couple of people over the years have suggested, he's one of the guises of Colonel Thrush. Between the two, I think the former suggestion is a bit more likely.

What I'm stating is there's no key mystery in the "Axlerverse" that once revealed is going to shock readers so they'll all say, "NOW it all makes sense!" It's not like Lost or anything like that. I mean...once you know that the nukecaust was part of a 3,600 year old plan to wipe the Earth clean so its original rulers could reclaim it, that's pretty much the whole ball o' wax.

I should be done this weekend. I just have to add the book summaries and make sure all the links work properly, then I'll start working on the two timelines Chris wrote up (Outlanders and Deathlands). I figure it'll be better to keep the DL one separate, since it the OL one is freaking huge, and the DL one covers only a small section of time (mostly events noted in the books). After that, it'll just be down to miscellaneous DL/OL files from the archives.

Speaking of: Does anyone have a good (uncorrupted) version of the picture of Ryan/Krysty/JB and the map of the US? I'd love to be able to post those on the wiki. I have the insert, but I don't have access to a scanner.