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+ | |type =district |
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+ | |image =Georgetown.jpg |
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+ | |image desc =View as seen from Georgetown West |
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+ | |map marker image =Georgetown loc.jpg |
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+ | |map marker =Georgetown West<br />Georgetown East<br />Georgetown North<br />Georgetown South |
| − | |local map |
+ | |local map =Georgetown map.jpg |
| − | |metro exits |
+ | |metro exits =[[DCTA tunnel 014-B Potomac]]<br />[[Tepid sewers]]<br />[[Foggy Bottom station]]<br />[[Georgetown/The Mall Metro]]<br />[[Penn. Ave/Georgetown Metro]] |
| − | |buildings |
+ | |buildings =[[La Maison Beauregard]]<br />[[McClellan family townhome]]<br />[[Cornucopia Fresh Groceries]]<br />[[Radiation King (location)|Radiation King]] ([[Scavenger (Fallout 3)|scavenger]]) |
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+ | |part of =[[Washington, D.C.]] |
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+ | |creatures =[[Vault 87 super mutant|Super mutants]]<br />[[Centaur (Fallout 3)|Centaurs]] |
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+ | |cell name =GeorgetownPenn (PA/GM entr.)<br />GeorgetownCell01 (townhome)<br />GeorgetownCell02 (G/TMM e.)<br />GeorgetownOrigin (FBS entr.)<br />GeorgetownShoppes (tep. sew.) |
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+ | |refid ={{ID|000331e0}} (PA/GM entr.)<br />{{ID|00033380}} (townhome)<br />{{ID|000331e2}} (G/TMM entr.)<br />{{ID|000331e3}} (Foggy BS e.)<br />{{ID|00033386}} (tepid sewers) |
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| − | '''Georgetown''' is a [[Washington, D.C.]] neighborhood located in the northern part of the city. While it is only accessible via the [[ |
+ | '''Georgetown''' is a [[Washington, D.C.]] neighborhood located in the northern part of the city. While it is only accessible via the [[metro]] system, there are numerous metro stations connected to it. The player will most likely discover the area via the [[tepid sewers]], since research for the [[Wasteland Survival Guide (quest)|Wasteland Survival Guide]] requires the player to enter there. |
==Layout== |
==Layout== |
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| − | Emerging from the tepid sewers, to the north are some small shops including [[Cornucopia Fresh Groceries]] and [[Radiation King (location)|Radiation King]]. |
+ | Emerging from the tepid sewers, to the north are some small shops including [[Cornucopia Fresh Groceries]] and [[Radiation King (location)|Radiation King]]. It is common to find both [[Talon Company merc]]s and [[Vault 87 super mutant|super mutants]] in the area. Moving south and to the west the player will encounter the [[McClellan family townhome]], which is just called the ''Townhome'' in-game. At the southernmost point of the map there is the [[La Maison Beauregard]] building, as well as an access to both the [[Penn. Ave/Georgetown Metro]] and metro access to [[The Mall]]. |
==Notable loot== |
==Notable loot== |
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{{Notable content |
{{Notable content |
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| − | | [[Lying, Congressional Style (Fallout 3)|Lying, Congressional Style]] in the [[McClellan family townhome]]. |
+ | | ''[[Lying, Congressional Style (Fallout 3)|Lying, Congressional Style]]'' in the [[McClellan family townhome]]. |
| − | | [[Stealth Boy (Fallout 3)|Stealth Boy]] next to [[Grognak the Barbarian (Fallout 3)|Grognak the Barbarian]] on the book shelf in a blown up building near the exit of the [[DCTA tunnel 014-B Potomac]] overlooking C&O canal. |
+ | | [[Stealth Boy (Fallout 3)|Stealth Boy]] next to ''[[Grognak the Barbarian (Fallout 3)|Grognak the Barbarian]]'' on the book shelf in a blown up building near the exit of the [[DCTA tunnel 014-B Potomac]] overlooking C&O canal. |
| [[Nuka-Cola Quantum (Fallout 3)|Nuka-Cola Quantum]] in the [[Pulowski Preservation shelter]] next to [[Cornucopia Fresh Groceries]]. |
| [[Nuka-Cola Quantum (Fallout 3)|Nuka-Cola Quantum]] in the [[Pulowski Preservation shelter]] next to [[Cornucopia Fresh Groceries]]. |
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| − | | [[U.S. Army: 30 Handy Flamethrower Recipes]] inside the [[La Maison Beauregard]] |
+ | | ''[[U.S. Army: 30 Handy Flamethrower Recipes]]'' inside the [[La Maison Beauregard]] lobby. As soon as you enter, turn left through a doorway and it will be on the floor behind the desk. |
| Nuka-Cola Quantum on a shelf behind the upstairs bar in La Maison Beauregard. |
| Nuka-Cola Quantum on a shelf behind the upstairs bar in La Maison Beauregard. |
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| [[Stealth Boy (Fallout 3)|Stealth Boy]], [[Mini nuke (Fallout 3)|mini nuke]] as well as a couple of missiles on a pool table upstairs in La Maison Beauregard. |
| [[Stealth Boy (Fallout 3)|Stealth Boy]], [[Mini nuke (Fallout 3)|mini nuke]] as well as a couple of missiles on a pool table upstairs in La Maison Beauregard. |
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| A [[Sniper rifle (Fallout 3)|sniper rifle]] and [[.308 caliber round (Fallout 3)|.308 ammunition]] next to a dead raider on the second floor of a house in ruins east of the [[McClellan family townhome]] (accessible through the backyard area). Beware of the traps in both entrances to the house. |
| A [[Sniper rifle (Fallout 3)|sniper rifle]] and [[.308 caliber round (Fallout 3)|.308 ammunition]] next to a dead raider on the second floor of a house in ruins east of the [[McClellan family townhome]] (accessible through the backyard area). Beware of the traps in both entrances to the house. |
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| − | | [[Chinese Army: Special Ops Training Manual (Fallout 3)|Chinese Army: Special Ops Manual]] located in [[Georgetown/The Mall Metro]] near the last ticket booth |
+ | | ''[[Chinese Army: Special Ops Training Manual (Fallout 3)|Chinese Army: Special Ops Manual]]'' located in [[Georgetown/The Mall Metro]] near the last ticket booth closest to the [[Mall Northwest]] exit. |
| + | | Three pieces of [[scrap metal]] can be found on the shelves in the [[Radiation King (location)|Radiation King]] store.<!--Repeatable quest item.--> |
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==Behind the scenes== |
==Behind the scenes== |
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| + | Georgetown is a real neighborhood located in Washington D.C., containing Georgetown University and the C&O Canal. Unlike its counterpart in ''Fallout 3'', Georgetown does not have a metro station. While popular legend is that the wealthy residents of the neighborhood blocked the addition of a Georgetown station to the newly-constructed DC metro system in the 1970s, the Metro planning committee chose to bypass the neighborhood due to its proximity to the Potomac River and its lack of a significant commuter population. Georgetown quickly expanded into a central business and commercial district over the following decades, resulting in heavy congestion along its main roads. |
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| − | * Georgetown is a real neighborhood located in Washington D.C. |
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==Gallery== |
==Gallery== |
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+ | <gallery widths=200> |
| − | + | Fo3 Georgetown map.jpg|Georgetown map |
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| − | + | Georgetown south.jpg|Georgetown, view at the canal and ruined highway |
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| + | CFG Georgetown West.jpg|[[Cornucopia Fresh Groceries]] |
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FO3 Cornucopia int.jpg|Grocer's interior |
FO3 Cornucopia int.jpg|Grocer's interior |
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| + | Georgetown Supplies.jpg|[[Grognak the Barbarian (Fallout 3)|Grognak the Barbarian]] |
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| − | C&OCanal.jpg|C & O canal bridge |
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| − | Georgetown Supplies.jpg |
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C&O supplies.jpg |
C&O supplies.jpg |
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| − | Georgetown Townhouse.jpg |
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| − | Pulowski Preservation shelter next to Cornucopia Fresh Groceries..jpg|Pulowski Preservation shelter next to Cornucopia Fresh Groceries |
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Georgetown East.png|Georgetown East |
Georgetown East.png|Georgetown East |
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| + | FO3LCS McClellan.jpg|[[Lying, Congressional Style (Fallout 3)|Lying, Congressional Style]] in the [[McClellan family townhome]] |
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Revision as of 15:57, 6 September 2018
Georgetown is a Washington, D.C. neighborhood located in the northern part of the city. While it is only accessible via the metro system, there are numerous metro stations connected to it. The player will most likely discover the area via the tepid sewers, since research for the Wasteland Survival Guide requires the player to enter there.
Layout
Emerging from the tepid sewers, to the north are some small shops including Cornucopia Fresh Groceries and Radiation King. It is common to find both Talon Company mercs and super mutants in the area. Moving south and to the west the player will encounter the McClellan family townhome, which is just called the Townhome in-game. At the southernmost point of the map there is the La Maison Beauregard building, as well as an access to both the Penn. Ave/Georgetown Metro and metro access to The Mall.
Notable loot
- Lying, Congressional Style in the McClellan family townhome.
- Stealth Boy next to Grognak the Barbarian on the book shelf in a blown up building near the exit of the DCTA tunnel 014-B Potomac overlooking C&O canal.
- Nuka-Cola Quantum in the Pulowski Preservation shelter next to Cornucopia Fresh Groceries.
- U.S. Army: 30 Handy Flamethrower Recipes inside the La Maison Beauregard lobby. As soon as you enter, turn left through a doorway and it will be on the floor behind the desk.
- Nuka-Cola Quantum on a shelf behind the upstairs bar in La Maison Beauregard.
- Stealth Boy, mini nuke as well as a couple of missiles on a pool table upstairs in La Maison Beauregard.
- A sniper rifle and .308 ammunition next to a dead raider on the second floor of a house in ruins east of the McClellan family townhome (accessible through the backyard area). Beware of the traps in both entrances to the house.
- Chinese Army: Special Ops Manual located in Georgetown/The Mall Metro near the last ticket booth closest to the Mall Northwest exit.
- Three pieces of scrap metal can be found on the shelves in the Radiation King store.
Notes
- The whole area has an abundance of car wrecks. Being ambushed by super mutants carrying missile launchers can lead to the cars exploding in a chain reaction.
- The pitching baseball machine trap has a different trigger. When trying to disarm it, the trap will tell you that it is activated somewhere else.
- The whole Georgetown area is filled with super mutants and centaurs, turning it into a death trap for low-leveled players.
Appearances
Georgetown appears only in Fallout 3.
Behind the scenes
Georgetown is a real neighborhood located in Washington D.C., containing Georgetown University and the C&O Canal. Unlike its counterpart in Fallout 3, Georgetown does not have a metro station. While popular legend is that the wealthy residents of the neighborhood blocked the addition of a Georgetown station to the newly-constructed DC metro system in the 1970s, the Metro planning committee chose to bypass the neighborhood due to its proximity to the Potomac River and its lack of a significant commuter population. Georgetown quickly expanded into a central business and commercial district over the following decades, resulting in heavy congestion along its main roads.
Gallery
Georgetown map
Georgetown, view at the canal and ruined highway
Grocer's interior
Georgetown East
