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Wasteland Map 1

A map of the Capital Wasteland

Without any of the available add-ons installed, there are 163 marked locations in Fallout 3, provided that the Lawbringer perk and the Contract Killer perk have been selected. Without these, there are 161 as the Regulator HQ and the scrapyard office are not available. The Vault 101 map marker is not counted in the Pip-Boy 3000 "locations discovered" statistic, resulting in a maximum displayed value of 162 discovered locations.

Operation: Anchorage, The Pitt, Broken Steel, Point Lookout, and Mothership Zeta add a total of 10 additional marked locations to the Capital Wasteland map and 52 more on separate world maps, coming to a grand total of 225 marked locations. Of this total, only 221 are counted towards the "locations discovered" statistic in the stats section of the Pip-Boy 3000.

Settlements[]

Unmarked locations (not marked on the Pip-Boy) are in italic type.

Capital Wasteland[]

Unmarked locations (not marked on the Pip-Boy) are in italic type.

Main article: Capital Wasteland

Washington, D.C.[]

Unmarked locations (not marked on the Pip-Boy) are in italic type.

Main article: Washington, D.C.

Metro[]

Unmarked locations (not marked on the Pip-Boy) are in italic type.

Main article: Metro

Vaults[]

Broken Steel[]

Adams Air Force Base can only be accessed if the add-on Broken Steel has been downloaded.

The Pitt[]

The Pitt can only be accessed if the add-on The Pitt has been downloaded.
Unmarked locations (not marked on the Pip-Boy) are in italic type.

Point Lookout[]

Point Lookout can only be accessed if the add-on Point Lookout has been downloaded.
Unmarked locations (not marked on the Pip-Boy) are in italic type.

Mothership Zeta[]

Mothership Zeta can only be accessed if the add-on Mothership Zeta has been downloaded.

Mentioned-only locations[]

References[]

  1. After "The Waters of Life" quest, this location is removed from the Fallout 3 map after the Enclave takes over Project Purity.
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