Fallout 4 Interactive Map (Maps)

 Map by Warren Woodhouse

Currently a work in progress. Check back in a few weeks when it’s fully complete.

CLICK HERE to check out the map on my GitHub page.

Fallout Real Life Map (Maps) (Fallout Franchise)

Last Updated: 24th January 2026 at 1:34 pm

A complete set of maps that feature all of the real life locations from the entire @fallout franchise. Map 1 includes all of the locations from Fallout to Fallout: New Vegas. Map 2 includes all of the locations from Fallout 4 to present. Map 2 also includes the officially recognised mods locations, which are Fallout 4: Vault 1080, Fallout 4: Fallout 3: The Capitol Wasteland, Fallout 4: Fallout London, Fallout 4: Fallout: New Vegas and Fallout 4: Fallout Miami. I’ve also included the locations from the Amazon Prime Original Series as well as the locations from the DLCs from all of the Fallout video games. Fallout: Nuka Break Fanmade TV Series locations will be added to Map 2 in a few days. Vaults Map includes all of the Vaults in one map, so that you can find them easily. Mods Map includes all of the locations from all of the officially recognised mods and all of the locations from all of the unofficial mods as well. When sharing or reblogging this post, please include the hashtag #warrenwoodhouse in the tags section when reblogging this post on your favourite blogging platform.

• All Locations Map

• Map 1

• Map 2

• Vaults Map

• Mods Map

Acknowledgements

I originally used @SurlyQueue's map that I found on /r/Fallout more than 5 years ago. The map was used as a template so I can add more locations as well as update existing ones too. CLICK HERE to see SurlyQueue's map.

Original Post by SurlyQueue on Fallout subreddit - Reddit

Tools I’ve Used

• Adobe Express: Some of the icons in the maps were created originally by me using @adobe #AdobeCreativeCloud #AdobeExpress, these icons are available for other uses by request via my Ask page. CLICK HERE to use the Ask page. CLICK HERE to use Adobe Express.
• Independent Fallout Wiki: The original map icons that appeared in the in-game maps were taken from the official Nukapedia Wiki, also known as Independent Fallout Wiki. CLICK HERE to visit the official Independent Fallout Wiki.
• Google My Maps: Let’s you create real world maps filled with places. If you’ve starred a place on Google Maps, this will appear in your own private Favourites map on Google My Maps. CLICK HERE to create a map.

What Links Here

• Icons Category - Categories - Independent Fallout Wiki (Category)
• Google My Maps - Google Maps - Google (App)
• Adobe Express - Products - Adobe (App)
• Fallout (franchise) - Franchises - Microsoft Bethesda Softworks - Microsoft Game Studios - Microsoft (Franchise)

Changelog

• 24th January 2026 at 1:34 pm: Added locations from the cancelled game of Fallout Extreme to the section titled “Fallout Extreme”. Added all of the locations so far that I’ve found about from the Amazon Original Series of Fallout to the section titled “Fallout (TV Series) (Amazon Original Series)” with the locations set in Season 1 as well as those set in Season 2
• 14th January 2026 at 11:22 am: Added locations from the cancelled games of Fallout Tactics: Brotherhood of Steel 2 to the section titled “Fallout Tactics: Brotherhood of Steel”. Added locations from the cancelled games of Project FO3: Van Buren and Project V13: Fallout Online to the section titled “Project FO3: Van Buren” and the section titled “Project V13: Fallout Online”. Added locations from Fallout: New Vegas to the section titled “Fallout: New Vegas”
• 7th December 2025 at 7:54 pm: Added the mentioned only location “Fort Abandon (Fort Aradesh)” from the Lonesome Road DLC on Fallout: New Vegas to the section titled “Fallout: New Vegas”
• 9th August 2025 at 8:20 am: Moved post to my main blog on Blogger from my Tumblr blog
• 6th June 2024 at 9:41 am: Added tags to the tags section in the post
• 14th June 2024 at 12:20 pm: Added locations from the Skyline Valley DLC on Fallout 76 to the section titled “Fallout 76”. Also updated the link from Fallout Wiki on FANDOM to Independent Fallout Wiki as its moved entirely from FANDOM
• 29th April 2024 at 10:18 am: Created the full Fallout franchise map as one whole map! I’m currently importing locations from my other maps. You’ll still be able to access the other maps afterwards as well. This map will feature every single location from the entire franchise
• 15th April 2024 at 3:00 pm: Created the Vaults map
• 15th April 2024 at 6:00 am: Updated the post with new sections
• 13th April 2024 at 7:00 pm: Added a new section titled “Fallout (TV Series) (Amazon Prime Original Series)” to the map and added Vault 33 to the map. More coming soon, my fellow Vault Dwellers
• 16th February 2024 at 6:20 am: Updated map description
• 28th July 2023 at 1:13 pm: Moved my post to my Tumblr blog from my Fandom wiki
• 4th July 2021 at 4:30 pm: Added columns to the locations database on my wiki for the section titled “Fallout 4”
• 3rd July 2021 at 4:30 pm: Added “Fallout 3” locations to the map. Added “Fallout 3: Broken Steel” locations to the map
• 29th June 2021 at 5:55 pm: Added “Fallout 4” locations to the map. Updated map description. Added my screenshots into the “Fallout 4” section on the map. Added the section titled “Fallout 5 (TBA)” to the map. Added “Fallout 3” locations to the map
• 28th June 2021 at 6:22 pm: Added “Fallout 3” locations to the map. Updated section title for the section titled “Fallout, Fallout 2” & I’ve updated section title for the section titled “Fallout (Film) (Cancelled)”
• 25th June 2021 at 3:20 pm: Added “Fallout 3” locations to the map, added “Fallout 3: Operation: Anchorage” locations to the map and I’ve also added the “Fallout 3: Mothership Zeta” locations to the map
• 14th June 2021 at 8:09 am: Updated map description
• 12th June 2021 at 11:15 am: Updated the section title for “Fallout 4” which now lists all of its DLCs and official Mods. Updated the section title for “Fallout 76” which now lists all of its DLCs. Added “Fallout 3: The Pitt” locations to the map and I’ve also added “Fallout 3: Point Lookout” locations to the map
• 11th June 2021 at 10:00 am: Added my screenshots into the “Fallout 4” section on the map
• 10th June 2021 at 4:44 pm: Added “Fallout 3: The Pitt” locations to the map, updated the map description & added “Fallout 3: Point Lookout” locations to the map
• 21st July 2020 at 2:21 pm: Updated map description and added screenshots to various locations on both maps
• 28th December 2019 at 10:00 am: Map 1 almost fully up to date so I created a second map (Map 1 for everything from the original series & Map 2 for Fallout 4 to present)
• 14th August 2018 at 1:00 pm: Created post. Copied map from the original Google My Maps map created by SurlyQueue (another Fallout fan) & I’ve added more locations to the map from “Fallout”, “Fallout 2”, “Fallout Tactics”, “Fallout Tactics: Brotherhood of Steel”, “Fallout: Van Buren (Cancelled)”, “Fallout 3”, “Fallout: New Vegas” and “Fallout (Film) (Cancelled)”

MindFog Podcast: A Fallout 4 Diary (Bookmarks) (Fallout 4 Guide)

 CLICK HERE to listen to the storycast podcast by a podcast author, told from the view of a Vault Dweller in Fallout 4. Definitely give it a listen.

Independent Fallout Wiki on Tumblr: Featured Fan Art (September 2024) (Fallout) (Fanart) (Artwork) (Mentions)

 

For the month of september we’re featuring @warrenwoodhouse’s drawing of the Fallout S.P.E.C.I.A.L. skill, Perception, with a lovely textural background!

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Original Artwork by Warren Woodhouse #warrenwoodhouse

Featured artwork for September 2024 on the Independent Fallout Wiki.

Benevolent Leader Trophy - Fallout 4 Guide

 

Trophy Guide by Warren Woodhouse

Guide for how to easily unlock the Benevolent Leader trophy, however you’ll need to have the following DLCs installed: Far Harbor DLC and Vault-Tec Workshop DLC or alternatively have either the Game of the Year Edition installed or the Anniversary Edition installed, as the Vault-Tec Workshop DLC installed and a large settlement that isn’t glitched (glitched settlement: Sanctuary Hills). Far Harbor offers very expansive and large settlements, most notably Old Longfellow’s Cabin. Old Longfellow’s Cabin offers panoramic scenic views and vistas and a valuable way to build a large settlement easily, as it barely attracts attention from enemies.

Follow my trophy guide video carefully for a more detailed explanation on how to unlock this trophy.

What you will Need

• 1x Large Settlement
• 1x Bar
• 2x Settlers
• Lots of Junk, Aid, Weapons, Ammo and Apparel stored in the Workshop
• 3x Phoropters (DLC Required: Vault-Tec Workshop)
• 1x Corn, Tato and Melon for farming
• Lots of Defense features

Guide

You can use the DLCs for this as well. I used 5 settlers in my Longfellow’s Cabin settlement, then when it reached 97 percent happiness, I then moved 3 of the settlers including the companion, Longfellow, to the Dalton Farm settlement. So I left 2 settlers in the Longfellow’s Cabin settlement, with 6 food, 293 water, 131 power, 287 defense, 27 beds and originally with 5 settlers I managed to get to 97 percent by sleeping and waiting repeatedly for 3 in-game months, then it started to drop by 97 happiness. so I moved 3 of the settlers away from the settlement and then one settler set to food and the other was set to a phoropter and I went about the usual business away from the settlement and 2 in-game days later back in The Commonwealth, I unlocked the platinum trophy.

Issues, Glitches and Bugs

• Sanctuary Hills Happiness Rating Bug: Happiness Rating drops once you reached 98% Happiness Rating
• Provisioner Happiness Rating Bug: Make sure you don’t have any Provisioners in your settlement as this causes the happiness rating to drop very quickly

The Institute Quests - Fallout 4 Guide

 Guide by Warren Woodhouse

1. Institutionalised
2. Synth Retention
3. A House Divided
4. The Battle of Bunker Hill
5. Building a Better Crop
6. Mankind - Redefined
7. Mass Fusion
8. Hypothesis
9. Political Leanings
10. Appropriation
11. Pinned
12. Powering Up
13. Plugging a Leak
14. End of the Line
15. Airship Down
16. Nuclear Family

How to Cure Molerat Disease - Fallout 4 Guide

Guide by Warren Woodhouse

About the Disease

Molerat Disease is only seen in Fallout 4 and the disease occurs when you're bitten by an infected Molerat, even if the Molerat isn't mutated.

Once infected, the disease spreads at an alarming rate through your entire body and increases Radiation Sickness by 10 RADS. However, the Cure is listed below.

How to Cure Molerat Disease

Once you bring the Vault 81 Cure to Dr. Forsythe, when the options appear onscreen (Select "Keep It For Yourself"), Dr. Forsythe will then ask if you're sure about your option. Instead, don't select anything right now and break out of the dialogue cutscene by shaking the camera left or right until you can move about, then open your PipBoy and go to Aids and then select "Vault 81 Cure". Wait until the message "Vault 81 Cure has worn off." which appears in the top left corner of the screen. Once the message disappears, talk to Dr. Forsythe and select "Give Cure" and the Cure works on Austin and yourself.

Nuclear Payload Impact Site as seen during the main quest “War Never Changes” - Fallout 4 Guide

Article by Warren Woodhouse

CLICK HERE to see the impact site in real life using Nuclear Secrecy’s Interactive Map. The site is designed for understanding telemetry rather than for actual use, rather more used as a fictional tool for viewing and visual purposes.

How to get into the Secret Room on the roof of The Gwinnett Brewery - Tips & Tricks - Fallout 4 Guide

 

Video & Guide by Warren Woodhouse

Here’s a video I’ve made showing you how to enter the secret room on the roof of The Gwinnett Brewery in Fallout 4. You’ll need to go through the restaurant and the adjacent factory section which has a door with access to the roof. From there, you’ll need to shoot the lock off of the black and yellow barrier and the door to the secret stash room will open up. Not much in the room though. The room is literally on the rooftop exterior. The video shows you the best angle for shooting the lock on the door. This tip also works for other various locks throughout The Commonwealth, one of them is near The Railroad HQ, specifically nearest to Paul Revere Mall. Have a great day in The Commonwealth my fellow Wanderers.

Faction Flags - Fallout 4 Guide

Guide, Article Flag redesigns by Warren Woodhouse

I saw the flags on Fallout Wiki so I thought about cleaning them up and making them stand out using the same colours as the original flags. Took a while because I had to figure it out. Hope you enjoy the effort it took me to clean them up!! Let me know what you guys think in the comments.

Vault-Tec Corporation.

Vault-Tec Rep Van

The Commonwealth Minutemen

The Railroad

The Church of the Children of Atom

BoS The Brotherhood of Steel (East Coast Chapter)

The Gunners

The Institute

The Commonwealth Raiders

BPD Boston Police Department

Full versions of these cleaned up flags can found on my wiki guide at https://warrenwoodhouse.blogspot.com/wiki/Guides:Fallout4/Factions

Original Link

Archive Link

Vault-Tec Colour Chart - Fallout 4 Guide (Codes)

Guide by Warren Woodhouse

I found the colour schemes for Fallout 4’s Vault-Tec. So I thought I’ll post it here and let you guys check them out!! Includes the RGB and Hexadecimal Colour Code. Enjoy! I’m not 100% sure that these are the official colour schemes, but if you guys think they are, please feel free to let me know in the comments. Many thanks, as always.

• Fallout 4’s Vault-Tec Blue (RGB | Red 126 | Green 163 | Blue 207) | (Hexadecimal Colour Code #7EA3CF)

• Fallout 4’s Vault-Tec Vault 111 Yellow 1 Of 2 (RGB | Red 239 | Green 221 | Blue 111) | (Hexadecimal Colour Code #EFDD6F)

• Fallout 4’s Vault-Tec Vault 111 Yellow 2 Of 2 (RGB | Red 255 | Green 194 | Blue 0) | (Hexadecimal Colour Code #FFC200)

Islands - Locations - Fallout 4 Guide

I know a lot of people are probably wondering which islands are in Fallout 4 that aren’t mentioned on this wiki or directly in the game? Well, here’s a list I’ve put together. Which ones have you been to in real life, have you been to in Fallout 4 or which ones have you been to in other games? Let me know in the comments.

• Spectacle Island (Settlement)
• Dear Island (Unmarked Location) (Sublocations: Fort Strong)
• Nut Island (Unmarked Location) (Sublocations: Warwick Homestead (Settlement))
• Castle Island (Unmarked Location) (Sublocations: The Castle (Settlement))
• Mount Desert Island (REQUIRES: Far Harbor (DLC))
• Hangman Island (Unmarked Location)
• Raccoon Island (Unmarked Location) (Sublocations: Wreck of the FMS North Star)
• Moon Island (Unmarked Location) (Sublocations: Atom Cats Garage)
• Nahant Beach Island (Unmarked Location)
• Little Nahant Island (Unmarked Location)
• Big Nahant Island (Unmarked Location) (Sublocations: Nahant, Nahant Sheriff’s Department, Nahant Oceanographical Society, Croup Manor (Settlement), Nahant Wharf, Libertalia, Nahant Church)
• Pea Island (Unmarked Location)
• Belle Isle / Belle Island (Unmarked Location) (Sublocations: Revere Beach, Revere Beach Station, Reeb Marina, Gibson Point Pier)

Prospect Hill - Locations - Fallout 4 Guide

 

Video & Guide by Warren Woodhouse.

Prospect Hill is a location mentioned in P.A.M.'s terminal entry 2284 found at The Railroad HQ. The location in the real world is shy north of Cambridge but in-game- I've discovered that the location is home to a small Raider camp and what appears to be a small town. Nearby is Wattz Consumer Electronics.

It seems to be, from what I can tell in the terminal entry, that Patriot, an Institute character who helps out The Railroad, has provided coded holotape messages that provide specific instructions for safe passage from The Institute grounds to a safe drop-off location, in this case Prospect Hill. Not much else is provided about the location in game however a Wikipedia article about Prospect Hill is available. Apparently its a historic hill in Somerville, MA. -- which is part of Charlestown. It has a small public square called Union Square, which was originally called Sand Pit Hill. Other mentioned only locations include The Bolthole, The Beast, The Farm (south of Parson's Insane Asylum) and Randolph, all Railroad safehouses at one point or another.


Do you know any mentioned only locations in Fallout 4 or Fallout 3 that actually appear in the game?

Here's a video I've created showing you where Prospect Hill is in Fallout 4.

Nuka-Cola Recipe Books Collectibles Guide - Nuka-World DLC - Fallout 4 Guide

 Guide by Warren Woodhouse

Trophies/Achievements related to this guide: Beverager

Flavours

• Nuka-Grape
• Nuka-Orange
• Nuka-Dark
• Nuka-Quartz
• Nuka-Wild

Where are the Recipe Books located

Nuka-Town USA

1. Nuka-Cide: Cappy’s Cafe, Nuka-Town USA

Kiddie Kingdom

2. Nuka-Berry: Fun House, Kiddie Kingdom

3. Nuka-Lixir: King Cola’s Castle, Kiddie Kingdom

Dry Rock Gulch

4. Nuka-Bombdrop: Mad Mulligan’s Minecart Coaster, Dry Rock Gulch

5. Add: Theatre Stands, Dry Rock Gulch

6. Add: Theatre Storage, Dry Rock Gulch

Galactic Zone

7. Add: add, Galactic Zone

8. Add: RobCo Battlezone, Galactic Zone

9. Add: Starlight Interstellar Theater, Galactic Zone

Safari Adventure

10. Add: Welcome Center, Safari Adventure

11. Nuka-Hearty: (Behind) The Jungle Journey Theatre, Safari Adventure

Outskirts

12. Nuka-Punch: Grandchester Mystery Mansion

13. Nuka-Power: Nuka-World Power Plant

14. Nuka-Love: Evan’s Home

15. Nuka-Frutti: Hubologist’s Camp

Beverageer Trophy

Create 20 Flavours. You start with 5, now all you have to make is the other 15 at any Nuka-Mixer Station. You can also craft a Nuka-Mixer Station at any Settlement.

Collect these ingredients first:

• 11x Nuka-Cola
• 8x Nuka-Cherry
• 5x Nuka-Grape
• 6x Nuka-Dark
• 6x Nuka-Wild
• 6x Nuka-Orange
• 4x Nuka-Quartz
• 4x Nuka-Victory
• 4x Nuka-Quantum
• 1x Bourbon
• 1x Rum
• 1x Vodka
• 1x Wild Carrot Flower
• 1x Tato
• 1x Med-X
• 1x Dirty Water

Craft the following recipes:

Newka-Cola

• 1x Nuka-Cola
• 1x Nuka-Cherry

Nuka-Berry

• 1x Nuka-Cola
• 1x Nuka-Cherry
• 1x Nuka-Grape

Nuka-Bombdrop

• 1x Nuka-Cola
• 1x Nuka-Dark
• 1x Bourbon
• 1x Vodka
• 1x Rum

Nuka-Buzz

• 2x Nuka-Wild

Nuka-Cide

• 1x Nuka-Cola
• 1x Nuka-Cherry
• 1x Nuka-Grape
• 1x Nuka-Dark
• 1x Nuka-Wild
• 1x Nuka-Quartz
• 1x Nuka-Quantum
• 1x Nuka-Victory
• 1x Nuka-Orange

Nuka-Cooler

• 1x Nuka-Quartz
• 1x Nuka-Quantum
• 1x Nuka-Victory

Nuka-Fancy

• 1x Nuka-Cherry
• 1x Nuka-Wild

Nuka-Free

• 1x Nuka-Cola
• 1x Dirty Water

Nuka-Frutti

• 1x Nuka-Cola
• 1x Nuka-Cherry
• 1x Nuka-Grape
• 1x Nuka-Orange

Nuka-Hearty

• 1x Nuka-Cola
• 1x Nuka-Dark
• 1x Wild Carrot Flower
• 1x Tato

Nuka-Lixir

• 1x Nuka-Cola
• 1x Nuka-Orange
• 1x Med-X

Nuka-Love

• 1x Nuka-Cherry
• 1x Nuka-Quartz

Nuka-Power

• 1x Nuka-Cola
• 2x Nuka-Dark

Nuka-Punch

• 1x Nuka-Cherry
• 1x Nuka-Grape
• 1x Nuka-Orange
• 1x Nuka-Quartz

Nuka-Ray

• 1x Nuka-Orange
• 1x Nuka-Victory

Nuka-Rush

• 1x Nuka-Victory
• 1x Nuka-Wild

Nuka-Sunrise

• 1x Nuka-Cherry
• 1x Nuka-Orange

Nuka-Twin

• 1x Nuka-Cola
• 1x Nuka-Wild

Nuka-Void

• 1x Nuka-Dark
• 1x Nuka-Quantum

Nuka-Xtreme

• 1x Nuka-Cola
• 1x Nuka-Grape
• 1x Nuka-Quantum