New Appalachian Railroad (abbreviated NAR) is a pre-War transportation company and rail network found in Appalachia.
Rail stations
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Commuter stations consist of a one story buildings and a platform. Stairs from the platform lead to the ground. Inside the stations are information and ticketing terminals alongside protectron station attendants inside locked rooms with caged windows.
Rail linesEdit
Red lineEdit
| Grafton station - Morgantown station - Sutton station - Charleston station - Mount Blair trainyard - Lewisburg station - Big Bend Tunnel - NAR repair yard - Watoga station - Red Line trainyard |
The Red Line consists of six known stations and three trainyards.
DescriptionEdit
The Red Line directly connects the capitol of West Virginia, Charleston, to the cities of Grafton, Morgantown, Sutton, Lewisburg and Watoga. Between Lewisburg and Watoga, the rail goes underneath the entirety of the Savage Divide through the Big Bend Tunnel.
StationsEdit
- Grafton station
- Morgantown station
- Sutton station
- Charleston station
- Lewisburg station
- Watoga station
Current statusEdit
Like the rest of the network, the Red Line is currently not in a serviceable condition due to damage to tracks and rolling stock. The trainyard in Watoga is also inoperable due to flooding. Many of the stations have been converted into trading posts by the raiders and Responders. The east entrance into the Big Bend Tunnel became a Brotherhood of Steel checkpoint.
Blue lineEdit
| Sunnytop station - Pleasant Valley station - New Appalachian central trainyard - The Whitespring station - R&G station |
The Blue Line consists of four known stations and one trainyard.
DescriptionEdit
The Blue Line runs north to south in the middle of Appalachia, connecting multiple resorts to the system's central trainyard.
StationsEdit
Current statusEdit
Like the rest of the network, the Blue Line is currently not in a serviceable condition due to damage to tracks and rolling stock. The derailed 98 NAR Regional blocks the tracks between Pleasant Valley station and the central trainyard. Many of the stations have been converted into trading posts by the raiders and Responders, while the Whitespring station remains staffed by its protectron vendor.
NotesEdit
Crafting stations at rail stations are directly connected to the player character's stash box, allowing junk stored in there to be used in crafting without removing it from the stash box.
AppearancesEdit
New Appalachian Railroad appears only in Fallout 76.
