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Arlington Cemetery is most of what remains of the Arlington district, including Arlington National Cemetery. To the south is Mama Dolce's food industry and in the center there is the Arlington House. Before the bombs fell, many of the country's war heroes were buried beneath this soil. Now, it is an empty spot on the map, mostly devoid of life. The Arlington/Wasteland Metro, located south of Wilhelm's Wharf, opens to Arlington Cemetery.
Layout
As you enter from the metro station, you walk up a slight incline before you can see the cemetery proper. To the west you can see Arlington House, which holds Junders Plunkett if you have taken the Lawbringer perk. At the end of the map area is Mama Dolce's, which contains several Chinese remnant soldiers.
Buildings
Notable loot
Notes
- If you exit the Arlington house and head east towards the central structure (four brown-yellow muses) with four benches surrounding it, there is a tombstone that has blooming flowers in front of it, and two more to the north of that one, and a third farther east from the structure. Needless to say, this is a very rare sight in the Capital Wasteland.
- There is a Pulowski Preservation shelter near the Arlington Cemetery North Metro station. Inside is a female statue, a wine bottle, some shot glasses and sexy sleepwear.
- If the player has taken the Lawbringer perk there is a dead regulator with Junders Plunkett's wanted notice, as well as a Regulator duster when entering from the northern Metro station.
Appearances
Arlington Cemetery appears only in Fallout 3.
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