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Settlements located in the DC Wasteland.

The Capital Wasteland is the General name given to the ruins of Washington, D.C. and the region surrounding it. It stretches from Raven Rock in the northwest to Rivet City in the southeast, with what's left of the Potomac River dividing the wasteland roughly in two.

In the early 21st century, when the United States of America was divided into thirteen commonwealths, Washington, DC, the pre-War capital city of the U.S., became part of the Columbia Commonwealth, along with Virginia and Maryland. After the Great War, the city's radioactive ruins and the surrounding area were named the Capital Wasteland.

The Metro is the pre-War rapid transit system of Washington, D.C. and neighboring communities in Maryland and Virginia. The Metro was managed by the District of Columbia Transit Authority. The three components of this system are the cars, the stations, and the customers.

The Vaults in the wasteland.

Adams Air Force Base is a heavily-fortified Enclave settlement outside the Capital Wasteland. It is only available in the Broken Steel add-on for Fallout 3. The base can only be accessed through the Presidential Metro, and is not accessible before you have reached the appropriate point in the quest line. The base is a separate area outside of the Capital Wasteland.

Point Lookout was never directly hit by the nuclear bombs dropped on the Capital Wasteland during the Great War, but here, the wasteland's irradiated desert terrain gives way to dense swamps and abandoned buildings where nature has gradually removed the human presence over the two hundred years since the War. The area is home to the swampfolk, a crazed, highly deformed, inbred people who live all around the swamps of the region.

A mothership used the finest alien technology and possessing both offensive and defensive capabilities. It is protected by shield technology and its main weapon is a powerful raygun cannon named the death ray, which connects to the lower section and can be used for both orbital strikes on a planet and combat against other space vehicles.

Towns Located in the Mojave Desert

Zion Canyon was spared most of the horrors of the Great War, and remains an unspoiled wilderness. In the immediate aftermath of the war only one man is known to have inhabited Zion - a survivalist by the name of Randall Clark. He had been camped out in the park, slowly losing his mind, when a group of Mexicans came to the area, calling it "paradise." Clark watched the Mexicans, never making contact but subtly aiding them when they needed it. In 2096, a group of Vault 22 dwellers, infected with Beauveria Mordicana, arrived in the area, killing and eating the Mexicans, with Clark unable to rescue them. Clark killed most of the Vault 22 dwellers or waited for them to die of their infection, but befriended Sylvie, who was caught in a bear trap, and ended up having a child with her. She died during childbirth from an overdose of meds and the child was stillborn.

The Sierra Madre is a mythical place in the wastes, with travelers all risking their lives to find it. Only one man truly "found" it and lived. The Courier is lured to the Sierra Madre by a faint radio broadcast advertising the gala grand opening.

The Big Mountain Research and Development Center, alternately known as Big MT and the Big Empty, was a privately owned pre-War defense contractor and research center located in the Southwest Commonwealth. It serves as the game-world for the Fallout: New Vegas add-on Old World Blues.

Before the Great War, this area was home to Hopeville and Ashton: a missile base and a city under its protection. Apart from being a major element of the ballistic defense matrix, Hopeville was also the subject of a major Big MT research project concerning meteorology; a project that apparently ended in a disaster, spawning the dust storms the Divide is infamous for. Beside the project, Big MT was also a partner in different enterprises: at one point, the entire local hippie commune that protested outside Hopeville against the ongoing Sino-American War were rounded up by special riot control officiers wearing a new model of L.A.P.D. riot armor, the whole regulated by the 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment wearing a recognizable helmet and a more advanced riot armor, shipped off them to the big MT as test subjects.

Vaults found scattered through out the wasteland.

Everything in between.

Zones 7-18 as per Fallout 4 map.

Zone 7: Cambridge Zone 8: Charlestown Zone 9: The Fens Zone 10: Esplanade Zone 11: Back Bay Zone 12: Beacon Hill Zone 13: North End Zone 14: Boston Common Zone 15: Financial District Zone 16: Theater District Zone 17: Boston Harbor (Waterfront) Zone 18: South Boston