Freeside

Fallout: New Vegas settlement
Freeside
Overview
Factions	Followers of the Apocalypse Kings New California Republic Van Graffs Free Economic Zone of New Vegas Maud's Muggers
Doctors	Julie Farkas
Merchants	Dixon Francine Garret Gloria Van Graff James Garret Mick Ralph Genaro
Creatures	Giant rats Rex
Robots	Securitrons Fisto
Layout
Part of	New Vegas
Buildings	Atomic Wrangler casino Cerulean Robotics King's School of Impersonation Mick & Ralph's Old Mormon Fort Ruined store Silver Rush
Map exits	Freeside's north gate Freeside's east gate
Other exits	The Strip North Gate
Map marker	Unmarked
Quests	Birds of a Feather Debt Collector G.I. Blues Wang Dang Atomic Tango Kings' Gambit Flogging a Dead Corpse Rotface's Loose Lips
Cell name	FreesideCentral
Ref ID	0010BF00
Credits
Appearances	Fallout: New Vegas
Maps
Reputation image from Fallout: New Vegas.

 

"Metallic Monks"

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“People in Freeside generally fall into one of two categories. Those who've been here all their lives call themselves Locals. They're both right to some extent, and violent outbreaks between the two are all too common these days. The Locals blame the Squatters for the scarcity of resources in Freeside, and the Squatters blame any act of violence against them on the Locals. When people from the NCR and other places started pouring in, the Locals began referring to them as Squatters, and the name stuck.”— Rotface

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Freeside is the main slum of New Vegas, directly adjacent to New Vegas Strip situated along the pre-War Fremont Street are surrounding area. It is protected and/or loosely ruled by the Kings and the Van Graffs. The streets are dangerous and lack the luster of the Strip. There is a conflict between the locals and squatters that followed the NCR to the area.

Background

“Freeside was built up around the intersection of Fremont Street and Las Vegas Boulevard. The influx of destitute travelers in recent months has created problems for its local residents.”— Fallout: New Vegas loading screen

Las Vegas was not heavily damaged during the Great War, but people didn't immediately settle into the remnants of the old city. The various vault tribes and indigenous people that emerged years later hunted and fought amongst themselves within the ruins. It was not until the "return" of Mr. House and his securitron enforcers that they ceased most of their open hostilities.

Mr. House's robots directed the tribes to use the sizable quantities of pre-War construction materials to build the crude (but effective) outer walls that separate the Strip and Freeside from the rest of New Vegas.

While House valued the area around Fremont Street, he ultimately viewed it as secondary in importance to the Strip itself and had a second, inner wall built that separated the two areas. When the NCR prospectors (and eventually the army) arrived in the region, people typically went straight for The Strip, leaving "Freeside" (as it had become known by locals) as an informal stopping point. Eventually, Mr. House recognized that he could use Freeside as a filter for undesirables and pulled his favored tribes and all Securitrons into the Strip, leaving Freeside to fend for itself.

In the two years that followed, Freeside slowly degenerated into a hostile, lawless den of ne'er-do-wells. For a while, it was completely without order, but two power groups managed to come to an understanding of how the area needed to be maintained. The Kings prevent all-out-chaos from erupting but do little to deal with the day-to-day nastiness that Freesiders inflict on each other. The Followers of the Apocalypse, no longer associated with the NCR, settled in the Old Mormon Fort. They receive some protection from the Kings in exchange for help with the community's basic needs (food, water, health services, and some education). Despite the oversight from the Kings, and help from the Followers, the people in Freeside live in daily peril from each other as well as outside forces.

Layout

Freeside is centered on the intersection of the pre-War roadways of Las Vegas Blvd. and Fremont Street. The area is divided into two sections via a gate. The first section is C-shaped and comprised of the western, northern, and eastern parts of the district. This section is the first that can be entered from the Mojave as it has both of Freeside's external gates. Several rough bodyguards stand near the gates, offering their "protection" on the mean streets for a paltry sum of caps. Freeside inhabitants have created a makeshift structure with the town name on the top of the ruined freeway.

There are several points of interest in this section of Freeside, including the Old Mormon Fort, the base of operations for the Followers of the Apocalypse, which is just inside Freeside's north gate. A general store in the area is Mick & Ralph's, which is located inside Freeside's east gate. Ralph sells a fake passport to the strip if The King gives permission, or with a Speech skill of 50. The price is 500 caps, but a Barter skill check can be passed for a lesser price of 375 caps. Outside the store, a pair of children can sometimes be seen running around the streets, a boy and a girl. The boy is named Max and if he is spoken to, the Courier can pay 1000 caps (or 20 caps with 45 Barter) for his "toy gun" the Euclid's C-Finder which is a unique energy weapon that is powered by the ARCHIMEDES II satellite. A derelict building called Cerulean Robotics can be found in the western part of this section as well as a ruined store which holds an NCR food distribution center.

The second section covers the central and southern parts of the district. This section is reached from the north by passing through a wrecked-vehicle roadblock that divides the two parts of Freeside, or from the north-west through a zone door at the back of a ruined building between the Silver Rush and the Atomic Wrangler casino, or from the south via The Strip North Gate.

The most prominent buildings in this section include the King's School of Impersonation, home of the Kings, and the Atomic Wrangler casino, run by the Garret twins. In addition, the Silver Rush, the base of operations for the Van Graff family arms business, is located here.

Campfires can be found up by the north gate to the New Vegas Strip. When facing the gate, the fenced off area guarded by securitrons is flanked by empty lots. Each of these lots has at least one campfire.

Buildings

• Atomic Wrangler casino
• Cerulean Robotics
• King's School of Impersonation
• Mick & Ralph's
• Old Mormon Fort
• Ruined store
• Silver Rush

Inhabitants

• Arcade Gannon
• Atomic Wrangler crier
• Beatrix Russell
• Bill Ronte
• Caleb McCaffery
• Dixon
• Drunks
• Elizabeth Kieran
• Farris
• Fisto
• Francine Garret
• Freeside thug
• Genaro
• Gloria Van Graff
• Grecks
• Hadrian
• Henry Jamison
• Jacob Hoff
• James Garret
• Jean-Baptiste Cutting
• Julie Farkas
• The King
• Kings gang member
• Lady Jane
• Max
• Mick
• Mick & Ralph's crier
• Mr. Soren
• Old Ben
• Orris
• Pacer
• Ralph
• Rex
• Rotface
• Roy
• Santiago
• Sergio
• Silver Rush crier
• Simon
• Squatters
• Stacey
• Tapper
• Thugs
• Vagrant
• Van Graff thug
• Wayne

Related quests

• Birds of a Feather
• Debt Collector
• G.I. Blues
• High Times
• Kings' Gambit
• Nothin' But a Hound Dog
• Wang Dang Atomic Tango
• Flogging a Dead Corpse

Notes

• The background music is Metallic Monks, which has been originally used for Lost Hills.
• The drunks in Freeside have a unique animation where they lean against the wall and vomit. An NCR trooper will use this animation when first entering the New Vegas Strip.
• With an Accepted reputation, an unnamed King will approach and give the Courier either a few bottle caps or a random aid item when they enter Freeside.
• With an Unpredictable reputation, a local will approach the Courier and say that Mick & Ralph would like to offer a discount, so long as they "keep making waves."
• If the Courier kills the giant rat that the group of kids are chasing, they will eat it, using the cannibal animation. This happens even if the rat has been disintegrated with an energy weapon.
• With a good reputation with the Kings, they will aid the Courier when under attack by local thugs.
• In the ruins of the destroyed building across Mick & Ralph's is a uniquely named corpse "man" wearing a destroyed collar.
• The eastern-most gate in the first section of Freeside will have one or several thugs spawn at the end of the street every four days.
• After completing the quest Three-Card Bounty, Little Buster can be found dead near the train tracks beside Old Mormon Fort.

Appearances

Freeside appears only in Fallout: New Vegas.

Behind the scenes

• Freeside is located in the same geographical area as the real world Fremont Street and the surrounding area, north of the Las Vegas Strip.
• The telephone poles in Freeside all have metal plates with "TES-04" stamped on them. This is a reference to The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, a game by Bethesda.
• James Garcia created the 3D model of the neon sign letters.

The following is based on Fallout: New Vegas cut content.

• There are glimpses of different iterations of Freeside visible in the game's scripts. Initially, Freeside was a single large worldspace. This bigger map would feature a lot more NPCs, and in particular a script where travelers would constantly enter at the North gate to head to the strip, explaining how all the people in the Strip got there (this code and its trigger is actually still in the final game and can be triggered, however a debug line deliberately makes the conditions for travelers to spawn impossible, and the trigger code is commented out. It also assumes Freeside is still one worldspace). However, this setup was too demanding for consoles and caused memory/performance problems. It seems the next iteration solved this by using triggers to activate/disable NPCs as the player character approached/left an area. These scripts also give us an idea of what and where NPCs were originally placed, although this may have only been implemented once the area was split. In the initial iteration the Mormon Fort was also on the same map - this can be seen on the Freeside world map where the remaining LOD doors are shown completely open. Eventually things must have reached a head and the original plan was abandoned, with the map now split into two halves and the Mormon Fort closed and made into a separate worldspace. If they didn't exist before, the enable/disable NPC triggers existed in this iteration. However, it's clear this still didn't solve the performance problems (or perhaps it simply caused too many bugs by itself - fleeing NPCs would disappear if the player character chased them past one of their triggers). In the end, the majority of NPCs were simply removed, and things that relied on the area being one persistent worldspace were removed or dummied out as well. This includes the travelers and a further scene with Orris' favorite customer getting a new bodyguard once G.I. Blues is completed.
• A huge amount of effort and expense was put into recording dialogue lines for locals, squatters and other special NPCs in the area. This was largely wasted effort as in the final game all squatters are removed save a handful in the NCR ruined store and even then their dialogue conditions are broken, making them only able to say one single line of their lengthy dialogues. Most locals cannot say ANY of the dialogue as conditions don't allow it, and some potential local NPCs have the wrong voice type to say their lines anyway. In the final game, there are only two local NPCs on the map. There were also lines recorded for ghoul locals (both male and female), however ghouls are not included in the pool of NPCs that can be locals. There are also lines for generic child locals other than the rat chasers. There are in fact two different sets of dialogues for locals, covering different topics. However, they clash somewhat, as in one set many of the locals sound sluggish and drunken, whereas the same characters in the other set sound sharp and alert. There are also several drunk characters near the east gate. These are all disabled in the final Freeside, and indeed none appear at all in the entire game. They have unique dialogue and make use of the many special idle markers for them nearby. Many of the NPCs in the drunk pool do not have the right voice type however, and so cannot say any lines. Finally, there are several unique (disabled) bodyguards near the East gate, and a final one by the north gate who is deliberately disabled.
• There is a buried minefield at the very edge of the map near the guard tower where the NCR/Pacer face-off takes place. It seems the mines here were just dumped against the fence when it was decided they were no longer going to be used. They are both disabled but also hidden under the ground so cannot be triggered. These mines are actually present on all the Freeside maps were they were copy and pasted over once the map was split but it seems they went unnoticed when things were then cleaned up. There is only one of these buried mines in use properly in the entire game, a single one located near Cook Cook in Fiend territory.
• There are also two more unused dialogue factions for Freeside locals: vFreesideLocalAngryDialogueFaction and vFreesideLocalDepressedDialogueFaction. These would presumably work the same as the similar factions/NPCs at the 188, and add extra lines for NPCs of the above dispositions. These dialogue factions are actually assigned to NPCs ingame, but have no corresponding dialogue to go with them so do nothing.
• There are two more unused NPC types: pickpockets and beggars. There were to be two pickpockets on the map, charmingly nicknamed "Rodger the Codger" and "Bitter Bob" as visible in VFreeFormFreesidescript. A very basic script for pickpockets exists, and full dialogue exists in VfreeformFreeside2, but has no recorded voice lines. No actual NPCs exist, but a faction exists. Beggars are in the game code and consist of three old men. They have no dialogue and are not placed on the map. They seem to have two conflicting behaviors; there is an idle marker called VFSBeggarMarker that would make them stand up and beseech people for caps, but there's also a sitting down AI package which is the default package they all have.
• Strip gate rushers would randomly spawn instead of travelers. These were to be drawn from a random pool including ghouls. In the final game, the traits of these characters are not inherited, so the one single rusher left in the game (the one that appears when Old Ben is first talked to) has a unique looking placeholder face/body.
• Originally, there were three children chasing the rat. The retail release reduced this to two, and a subsequent patch left just one child.
• There were supposed to be lots more Kings around. There are unused patrol routes for the Kings all over the area, and lots of unused King NPCs. In particular, at some stage there would be large groups of patrolling kings, the NPCs VFSKingsPatrol01Follower (etc) are set to follow the NPC VFSKingsPatrolLeader, but in the final game the leader is the only NPC used.
• There are lots of Kings set up with the name "exterior," (e.g.VFSExteriorKing01). These are next to the NPC VFSExteriorGateKing which is used for the Kings outside the gate. Were these NPCs going to be Kings found outside Freeside? The old enable/disable scripts also show there were originally several Kings members guarding the water pump, not just one.
• There are three disabled NPCs in Freeside and the surrounding area linked to a cut quest/follower. These are Betsy the Brahmin, Tom Dooley and Kevin Hargrove. They are all part of an unnamed quest that would eventually net the player character Betsy as a permanent follower. There is no dialogue for any of these characters (save a few lines for the player character to say to Betsy), but script notes paint a reasonably clear picture of what would go on (if not the character's motivations). BetsyTheBrahminScript is pretty much the sole source of what would happen in this quest, but it's clear a) Betsy was located in a pen outside of Freeside's North gate (the wire "gate" on one side is named as such) b) the player character could buy Betsy from Kevin Hargrove (who therefore must be nearby, almost certainly sitting at the nearby floor idle marker), and the player character could also barter for a better price. Once this happened the player character would own Betsy and she would presumably act like a normal companion. However, once the player character slept anywhere, a check would run, and if the player character had put more than 50 items in Betsy's inventory, she would run away back to Kevin. At this stage the items would be put in the shop inventory of another character called Tom Dooley (this name is clearly a reference to the folk song of the same name about a soldier who killed his lover) who would hang out near the North gate bodyguards in Freeside (he would possibly be hawking his wares to the passing (cut) tourists). Once this happened, Betsy's name would also be set to a generic "brahmin" name, which suggests this was all kept secret from the player character. It's unknown what would happen next (save the player character getting their stuff back), but there are variables for Betsy to be "Hired for real, won't run away," so she presumably would have been a true follower character like Rex etc.
• Rotface's tip about a guy selling stuff of dubious origins is likely a hint about the above quest. In the official strategy guide, it's claimed it's related to Mister Holdout, but this doesn't make any sense. There's nothing significant about him selling weapons nor does the game ever bring into question where he gets them from; he's quite open about what he has for sale. Tom Dooley, however, is selling some "second hand adventuring gear" in their shop; it's the player character's. Rotface also claims the character in question can be found on "the main drag," and while this could be a reference to the strip, Dooley can also be found on the main road in Freeside leading up to the Strip. Finally there's the fact none of Rotface's tips directly relate to anything in the Strip itself (has he ever even been there?). Why would this one be any different?
• The rat chasing children originally had much more complex behavior. VMS49GunplaySCRIPT shows how they would sneak up on a rat as well as get tired chasing them. There is an unused ai package that would also make the children display the same "tired" behavior as the script originally contained, but this is unused, it seems the idea was just abandoned. Looking at the original script it seems the intention was to have more than one rat as well.
• Dixon the drug dealer originally had two extra bodyguards with him. They are present but disabled in the final game. Despite being armed with varmint rifles, they carry .22LR ammo. This is almost certainly due to that weapon originally using this ammo, and later being rechambered to 5.56mm for balance reasons. Dixon also has two unused AI packages that would make him travel to both Jacob Hoff and Bill Ronte during the quest to get them off drugs. These were presumably removed once Freeside became two worldspaces.
• The lights here only turn on from 8pm till 11:30pm. This is clearly to emphasize that Freeside is poor and cannot afford to have the lights on all the time. One can of course route power here during That Lucky Old Sun, and it's likely this was supposed to make the lights stay on all night. This doesn't happen in the game, and there is no code in order to do so.
• There are a LOT of unused heading markers in the little detour area Orris takes the player character around. They are marked with names such as VFSRandom6aSP4. Presumably the "SP" part stands for Spawn Point, and these would be spawns for some kind of random characters. In the final game, none of these spawn points are used by anything at all.

End of information based on Fallout: New Vegas cut content

Bugs

• PC Playstation 3 Xbox 360 The two kids that can be spoken to have regular voice actors. After killing the rat, the girl or the boy (whichever is closest) will eat the rat. When talked to, they share a voice actor making the boy sound like a girl, or vice versa.^[verified]
• PC Playstation 3 Xbox 360 Sometimes after killing the giant rat, the first boy chasing the rat will fall to his knees to take a bite but will continue to move forward at running speed despite being in a crouched position and going through the rat-eating animation.^[verified]
• PC Xbox 360 Being outside of the Vegas Strip when updating the game, but having gained access to it at another point, it is possible to be permanently locked out.^[verified]
• Playstation 3 Xbox 360 Sometimes outside the Old Mormon Fort the super mutant Tabitha can spawn and go hostile; killing her results in the completion of the quest "Crazy, Crazy, Crazy" (if not having started the quest it will add the quest to the Pip-Boy and just say the final bullet point).^[verified]
• PC Xbox 360 Achieving a certain level of reputation in Freeside makes a King's Gang Member encourage the Courier to keep up the good work and give a little present. However, sometimes those messengers keep coming in quick succession: as soon as one leaves the location, another one appears. This doesn't seem to fix over time.^[verified]
• PC Playstation 3 Xbox 360 There is a bug where you can buy the Euclid's C-Finder gun from Max multiple times.^[verified]
• Playstation 3 The building by Mick & Ralph's sometimes glitches by standing by one of the corners and walking forward and hitting the Pip-Boy at the same time to fly all the way up the corner of the building and be above and sometimes it will summon one on top of the Lucky 38.^[verified]
• PC Playstation 3 Xbox 360 Sometimes the two kids will be going through the rodent chase animations but the rodent will be nowhere in sight.^[verified]
• PC Xbox 360 After killing the giant rat for the first time, it will re-spawn a few days later, but the kids will no longer chase it. If the rat is killed, the kids will run and eat it again.^[verified]
• PC Xbox 360 Sometimes when fast-traveling to an area in the wasteland, the background effects of Freeside, such as dogs barking and glass bottles breaking, will be heard.^[verified]
• PC There is a bug noted elsewhere where save games do not load and the game simply hangs up. This can be triggered by spending more than a certain amount of time in Freeside. Going through transitions using autosave can often trigger this. A simple remedy is to fast travel to anywhere outside of Freeside then fast travel back to one of the Freeside gates. This is a memory leak issue that was supposedly addressed in an update, as the above Freeside sounds being heard, but still exists in the latest update. ^[verified]

Gallery

A pre-release shot of Freeside

The entrance to the Strip

Freeside lights at night

Ruined store

The (former) Silver Rush casino

Atomic Wrangler sign with Silver Rush in background

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Freeside east gate

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Freeside north gate

Mick & Ralph's

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Mojave Express dropbox next to the Old Mormon Fort

Mention of pre-War Fremont Street

References

Freeside Characters April Martimer · Arcade Gannon · Atomic Wrangler crier · Beatrix Russell · Big Beard · Bill Ronte · Caleb McCaffery · Dixon · Elizabeth Kieran · Farris · Fisto · Francine Garret · Followers doctor · Genaro · Gloria Van Graff · Grecks · Hadrian · Henry Jamison · Irate Ida · Jacob · Jacob Hoff · James Garret · Jean-Baptiste Cutting · Jerry the Punk · Julie Farkas · The King · Lady Jane · Little Beard · Little Buster · Malefic Maud · Max · Mick · Mick & Ralph's crier · Mr. Soren · Old Ben · Orris · Pacer · Ralph · Rancorous Ruth · Rex · Rotface · Roy · Santiago · Sergio · Silver Rush crier · Simon · Stacey · Tapper · Vagrant · Wayne Locations Atomic Wrangler Casino · Cerulean Robotics · Freeside's East Gate · Freeside's North Gate · King's School of Impersonation · Mick & Ralph's · Old Mormon Fort · Ruined store · Silver Rush Quests Side Birds of a Feather · Bye Bye Love · ED-E My Love · Debt Collector · G.I. Blues · Heartache by the Number · High Times · I Could Make You Care · Kings' Gambit · Nothin' But a Hound Dog · Talent Pool · Tend to Your Business · Wang Dang Atomic Tango · You Can Depend on Me Unmarked Big Winner, Atomic Wrangler  · Flogging a Dead Corpse · Friend of the Followers · Long-Term Care · Reach for the Sky, Mister! · Short-Term Treatment

New Vegas Locations Freeside Atomic Wrangler Casino · Cerulean Robotics · Freeside's east gate · Freeside's north gate · King's School of Impersonation · Mick & Ralph's · Old Mormon Fort · Ruined store · Silver Rush New Vegas Strip Gomorrah · Lucky 38 · Las Vegas Boulevard Station · Michael Angelo's workshop · NCR Embassy · NCR Military Police HQ · The Strip North Gate · The Tops · Ultra-Luxe · Vault 21 North Vegas Square The Gray Westside Casa Madrid Apartments · Klamath Bob's liquor store · Miguel's Pawn Shop · North cistern · Westside Co-op · Westside south entrance · Westside west entrance Sewers Central sewers · East central sewers · North sewers · Sealed sewers · Northwest sewers  · Southwest sewers Characters Freeside April Martimer · Arcade Gannon · Atomic Wrangler crier · Beatrix Russell · Big Beard · Bill Ronte · Caleb McCaffery · Dixon · Elizabeth Kieran · Farris · Fisto · Francine Garret · Genaro · Gloria Van Graff · Grecks · Hadrian · Henry Jamison · Irate Ida · Jacob Hoff · James Garret · Jean-Baptiste Cutting · Julie Farkas · The King · Lady Jane · Little Beard · Little Buster · Malefic Maud · Max · Mick · Mick & Ralph's crier · Mr. Soren · Old Ben · Orris · Pacer · Ralph · Rancorous Ruth · Rex · Rotface · Roy · Santiago · Sergio · Silver Rush crier · Simon · Stacey · Tapper · Vagrant · Wayne New Vegas Strip Alerio · Assassin · Benny · Big Sal · Billy Knight · Bruce Isaac · Button man · Cachino · Chauncey · Clanden · Crusoe · Dazzle · Dennis Crocker · Emily Ortal · Ethel Phebus · Gambler · Gomorrah cashier · Gomorrah cash room guard · Gomorrah dealer · Gomorrah entrance guard · Gomorrah floor manager · Gourmand food supplier · Gomorrah prostitute · Hadrian · Heck Gunderson · Mister Holdout · Jake Erwin · Jane · Jay Barnes · Joana · Kate · Liza O'Malley · The Lonesome Drifter · Marie Pappas · Marjorie · Martina Groesbeck · Michael Angelo · Mortimer · Mr. New Vegas · NCR military police · Nero · Philippe · Robert House · Sarah Weintraub · Swank · Street vendor · Ted Gunderson · Tommy Torini · The Tops cashier · The Tops floor manager · Tops promoter · Troike · Ultra-Luxe cashier · Head waiter · Ultra-Luxe floor manager · Victor · Walter Phebus · White Glove greeter · Yes Man North Vegas Square Andy Scabb · Crandon · Jules · Squatter Bill Westside Tom Anderson · Ettienne · Dermot · Hector · Jimmy · Judah Kreger · Keller · Klamath Bob · Marco · Maude · Mean Sonofabitch · Miguel · Pretty Sarah · Saint James · Sweetie

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Supply shack) · Camp Searchlight (Searchlight east church · Searchlight west church · Searchlight church basement · Searchlight Elementary School · Searchlight fire station · Searchlight home · Searchlight police station · Searchlight NCR storage) · HELIOS One · Hoover Dam (Hoover Dam checkpoint · Hoover Dam intake towers · Hoover Dam offices · Hoover Dam lower level · Hoover Dam power plant 01 · Hoover Dam power plant 02 · Hoover Dam power plant 03 · Hoover Dam power plant 04 · Hoover Dam tower · Hoover Dam visitor center · Oliver's compound) · Long 15 · Mojave Outpost (Gate to Long 15 · Mojave Outpost barracks) · NCR Ranger safehouse · NCR sharecropper farms · (Greenhouse · Sharecropper barracks) · Ranger Station Alpha · Ranger Station Bravo · Ranger Station Charlie · Ranger Station Delta · Ranger Station Echo · Ranger Station Foxtrot · Sloan (Mess hall · Machine shop · Mining office · Worker barracks) · Independent Towns Goodsprings Goodsprings cave · Goodsprings Cemetery · Goodsprings source · Doc Mitchell's house · Goodsprings gas station · Goodsprings General Store · Goodsprings home · Goodsprings schoolhouse · Prospector Saloon · Victor's shack Jacobstown Jacobstown lodge · Jacobstown bungalow Nipton Good Luck trailer park · Nipton Town Hall · Nipton General Store · Nipton Hotel · Nipton house Novac Boone's room · Cliff Briscoe's bungalow · Dinky the T-Rex · Dino Bite gift shop · Dino Dee-lite front desk · Dino Dee-lite Motel · Dino Dee-lite motel room · Jeannie May Crawford's house · Manny Vargas' room · McBride house · Novac house · No-bark's shack · Ranger Andy's bungalow Primm Bison Steve Hotel · Deputy Beagle's residence · Nash residence · NCR tent · Primm house · Primm sheriff's office · Vikki and Vance Casino · El Diablo rollercoaster New Vegas Freeside Atomic Wrangler Casino (Atomic Wrangler corner room) · Cerulean Robotics · Freeside's east gate · Freeside's north gate · Fremont Street · King's School of Impersonation · Mick & Ralph's · Old Mormon Fort · Ruined store · Silver Rush New Vegas sewers North sewers · Central sewers · East central sewers · Sealed sewers New Vegas Strip Gomorrah (Big Sal's office · Brimstone · Gomorrah courtyard · Joana's room) · Las Vegas Boulevard · Lucky 38 (Lucky 38 basement · Lucky 38 control room · Lucky 38 cocktail lounge · Lucky 38 penthouse · Lucky 38 presidential suite) · Las Vegas Boulevard station · Michael Angelo's workshop · NCR Embassy · NCR Military Police HQ · The Strip North Gate · The Tops (The Aces · The Tops High Roller suite · The Tops presidential suite · The Tops courtyard) · Ultra-Luxe (Bon Vivant suite · The Gourmand) · Vault 21 North Vegas Square The Gray Westside Casa Madrid Apartments · Klamath Bob's liquor store · North cistern · Westside Co-op · Miguel's Pawn Shop · Westside south entrance · Westside west entrance Vaults Vault 3 · Vault 11 · Vault 19 · Vault 21 · Vault 22 · Vault 34 · Securitron vault Mojave Wasteland individual locations Abandoned Brotherhood of Steel bunker · Allied Technologies offices · Ant mound · Bitter Springs recreation area · Black Mountain (Broadcast building · Prison building · Storage building) · Black Rock cave · Bloodborne cave ·Blue Paradise Vacation Rentals · Bonnie Springs · Boulder Beach Campground · Bradley's shack · Brewer's Beer Bootlegging · Broc flower cave · Brooks tumbleweed ranch · California Sunset Drive-in · Callville Bay · Cannibal Johnson's cave · Canyon wreckage · Cap counterfeiting shack · Cassidy Caravans wreckage · Cazador nest · Charleston Cave · Chance's Map · Clark Field · Cliffside prospector camp · Cottonwood crater · Cottonwood overlook · Coyote den · Coyote Mines · Crashed B-29 · Coyote Tail Ridge · Crashed vertibird · Crescent Canyon west · Crescent Canyon east · Dead Wind Cavern · Deserted shack · Durable Dunn's sacked caravan · East pump station · El Dorado Dry Lake · El Dorado substation · El Dorado gas & service · El Rey Motel · Emergency service railyard · Fields' shack · Fire Root Cavern · Fisherman's Pride shack · Gibson scrap yard · Griffin Wares sacked caravan · Grub n' Gulp rest stop · Gun Runners · Gypsum train yard · H&H Tools factory · Harper's shack · Hidden supply cave · Highway 95 Viper's encampment · Horowitz farmstead · Hunter's farm · Ivanpah Dry Lake · Ivanpah race track · Jack Rabbit Springs · Jean Sky Diving · Junction 15 railway station · Lake Las Vegas · Lake Mead Cave · Lone Wolf Radio · Lucky Jim Mine · Matthews Animal Husbandry Farm · Mesquite Mountains camp site · Mesquite Mountains crater · Mojave Drive-in · Mole rat ranch · Monte Carlo Suites · Morning Star Cavern · Mountain Shadows campground · Neil's shack · Nevada Highway Patrol station · New Vegas Steel · Nipton Road pit stop · Nipton Road reststop · Nopah cave · Northern passage · Old nuclear test site · Poseidon gas station · Primm Pass · Quarry Junction · Raided farmstead · Raul's shack · Remnants bunker · REPCONN headquarters · REPCONN test site · Ruby Hill Mine · Samson rock crushing plant · Scavenger platform · Scorpion gulch · Searchlight Airport · Searchlight East gold mine · Searchlight North gold mine · Silver Peak Mine · Smith Mesa prospector camp · Sniper's nest · Snyder prospector camp · South cistern · South Vegas ruins · South Vegas ruins east entrance · South Vegas ruins west entrance · Southern Nevada wind farm · Spring Mt. Ranch State Park · Sunset Sarsaparilla headquarters · The Basincreek Building · The Devil's Gullet · The Devil's Throat · The Prospector's Den · The Thorn · Toxic dump site · Tribal village · Walking Box Cavern · West pump station · Whittaker farmstead · Wolfhorn ranch · Wrecked Highwayman · Yangtze Memorial Mojave Wasteland unmarked locations Abandoned home · Abandoned shack · Abandoned warehouse · Bitter Springs cemetery · Bootjack Cavern · Camp Guardian cave · Camp Guardian caves · Carlyle St. Clair's house · Crashed cargo plane · Hidden cazador nest · Chance's grave · Central sewers · Deathclaw promontory · East central sewers · Fabulous New Vegas sign · Gibson's shack · Great Khan armory · Great Khan supply cave · Griffith Peak · Gypsum quarry office · Highway 95 · Isaac's house · Interstate 15 · Lake Mead · Lakelurk cove · Mercenary camp · Mesquite Mountains lean-to · Mojave house · New Vegas home · North sewers · Nuclear test shack · Orion Moreno's house · REPCONN test site checkpoint · Ringo's caravan · River bank alcove · Scorpion burrow · Sealed sewers · Sealed train tunnel · Sunken Sunset Sarsaparilla truck · Train tunnel · Violet and Violetta trailer compound · Viper Gang ambush · Wins hideout · Zapp's Neon Signs · Colorado River Wild Wasteland locations Jimmy's well · The One Add-on locations Sierra Madre Medical District (Villa clinic) · Puesta del Sol (Puesta del Sol switching station · Ruined building · Ruined cafe · Ruined store · Service route) · Residential District · Salida del Sol (Campanas del Sol · Salida del Sol courtyard) · Sierra Madre Casino & Resort (Cantina Madrid · Executive suites · Sierra Madre casino · Sierra Madre lobby · Sierra Madre vault · Tampico) · Villa (Villa police station) Zion Canyon Angel cave · Ant burrow · Bighorn Bluff · Burial mounds · Caterpillar's Mound · Clear Water docks · Crashed scout bus · Court Fork overlook · Crossroad cavern · Cueva Guarache · Dagger's Point · Dead Horses camp · East Fork Bridge · Eastern Virgin · Fallen Rock cave · Zion General Store · Ghost Den · Glass Chime cave · Half Mouse cave · Morning Glory cave · Northern passage · North Fork Bridge · North Fork campground · Old Rockville Bridge · Patriarchs' Campground · Pine Creek tunnel · Ranger Substation Eagle · Ranger Substation Osprey · Ranger Substation Peregrine · Red Rapids docks · Sorrows camp · Sorrows Fork campground · Southern passage · Stone Bones cave · Sun Sentinels · Sweet Flower cave · The Aerie · The Bend Bridge · The Spine · The Red Gate · Three Marys · Two Skies cave · Vault 22 dwellers' guard camp · Virgin River · Virgin Fork campground · White Bird's cave · Wind Wall docks · Yao guai cave · Zion Canyon · Zion fishing lodge · Zion Ranger station · Zion Valley welcome booth Big Empty Big MT · Big MT east tunnel · Big MT north tunnel · Big MT west tunnel · Construction site · Elijah's Watch · Forbidden Zone dome entrance · Hazmat testing ground · Higgs Village · Little Yangtze · Loading station · Magnetohydraulics complex · Mojave Drive-in · Mysterious cave · Saturnite alloy research facility · Securitron de-construction plant · Signal Hills Transmitter · The Cuckoo's Nest · The Sink · The Think Tank · Waste disintegration platform · X-2 transmitter antenna array · X-7a "Left Field" Artillery Launch · X-7b "Boom Town" target zone · X-8 research center · X-12 research center · X-13 research facility · X-17 meteorological station · X-22 botanical garden · X-66 Hexcrete archipelago · Y-0 research center · Y-17 medical facility · Z-9 Crotalus DNA preservation lab · Z-14 Pepsinae DNA splicing lab · Z-38 lightwave dynamics research · Z-43 innovative toxins plant · Ulysses' Point The Divide Ashton silo control station · Boxwood Hotel roof · Cave of the Abaddon · Collapsed overpass tunnel entrance · Junction 7 rest stop · High Road · Hopeville armory · Hopeville men's barracks · Hopeville Missile Base Headquarters · Hopeville Missile Base - East entrance · Hopeville Missile Base - Loading station · Hopeville Missile Base - West entrance · Hopeville silo bunker entrance · Hopeville women's barracks · Marked men camp · Marked men base · Marked men guard outpost · Marked men supply outpost · Pass to canyon wreckage · Path to the Courier's Mile · Ruined highway interchange · Sunstone Tower roof · The Courier's Mile · The Crow's Nest · Third Street Municipal Building · Ulysses' Temple · Waste disposal station · Wastewater treatment plant Cut locations Calada · Corn Creek Dunes · Devil Peak · Dry Lake · East Las Vegas · Elephant Hill · Floyd Lamb State Park · Garnet · Gomorrah 3rd floor · Las Vegas Academy · Las Vegas Bay Campground · Las Vegas Dunes · Malpais Legionnaire Camp · Mountain Springs · Mt. Perkins · Mummy Mountain · Northwest sewers · Pahrump · Piute Point · Ripley · Sandy Valley · Southwest sewers · Spring Mountains Recreation Area · Summerlin · Sunrise Mountain · Underpass · Valley of Fire · Wheaton Springs · Vault 24 · Vault 74 Parentheses () denote sub-locations, italics denote unmarked locations.