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Fort Steuben is a location in the Burning Springs region of Appalachia in Fallout 76, introduced in the Burning Springs update.
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Notable loot[]
- Damaged coats - Note, on a table, on the first floor of the southern building, in the center of the fort.
- Dilapidated rooms - Note, pinned to a board, on the first floor employee office break room, in the large northeastern building in the center of the fort.
- Note to Susie - Note, in a locked safe, in the first floor employee back office, in the large northeastern building in the center of the fort.
- Abraxodyne cache - In the observation tower of the large northeastern building in the center of the fort.
- Abraxodyne intel:
- One can be found next to the sign at the entrance to the fort, by the parking lot.
- One can be found under the desk, in the first floor employee back office, in the large northeastern building in the center of the fort.
- One can be found on the ground at a makeshift shooting range, in the southern part of the fort.
- One can be found inside a kayak, on the eastern outskirts of the fort.
Appearances[]
Fort Steuben appears only in Fallout 76, introduced in the Burning Springs update.
Behind the scenes[]
Fort Steuben is based on the real-world historical fort of the same name, built in 1787 to protect settlers of the Northwest Territory. The original fort was destroyed by a fire in 1790, but the city of Steubenville, Ohio, in Jefferson County was built on top of the same site, and a recreation of the fort was built for historical purposes.
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Abraxodyne intel next to the sign at the entrance
Abraxodyne intel in the employee back office
Abraxodyne intel at the makeshift shooting range
Abraxodyne intel in the kayak on the eastern outskirts
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