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The Boulder City train station is an unmarked location within Boulder City in the Mojave Wasteland in Fallout: New Vegas.

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Situated on the northern outskirts of Boulder City, the building used to serve as a stop along the pre-War railroad tracks, later commandeered by the New California Republic to transport concrete from the nearby mixing plant.

The interior of the building contains bark scorpions, a Nuka-Cola vending machine, a Hard-locked safe, an Average-locked terminal (which also unlocks the safe), and a Sunset Sarsaparilla vending machine. The train station is frequented by a traveling merchant. An inaccessible Barstow Express train sits on the tracks.

Across the railroad tracks to the north of the train station, an industrial structure can be found. The rails leaving the station to the east are shattered and spread out. At the top of the industrial structure's ramp is a duffle bag surrounded by empty Jet inhalers which contains two trail mixes and some NCR money.

Notes[]

  • Upon approaching the platform of the train station after completing Boulder City Showdown, the player character will be greeted by Victor, who greets them and comments that they have walked a long way from Goodsprings and invites them to find him in New Vegas before circling the platform and heading there himself.
  • The industrial structure may make the noise of iron settling when approaching it.

Appearances[]

The Boulder City train station appears only in Fallout: New Vegas.

Behind the scenes[]

  • The in-game Boulder City train station is located in the same geographical area as the real-world Nevada State Railroad Museum in Boulder City, Nevada. The elevation sign above the railroad tracks is nearly identical to the real-world equivalent too. The only variation is that in-game, the sign reads "Elevation 2500" whereas the real-world sign reads "Elevation 2475."
  • The real-world city's motto "Home of the Eagles" is seen on the sign as well, which mirrors the mascot and motto of the real world Boulder City High School.

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