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| Formerly a small village on the [[Oregon]] frontier called [[Arroyo]], New Arroyo is a part of the [[New California Republic]].<ref>See
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| Formerly a small village on the [[Oregon]] frontier called [[Arroyo]], New Arroyo is a part of the [[New California Republic]].<ref name=":0">See respective articles for references.</ref>
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|The largest city in the Republic, carved out of the ruins of pre-War Los Angeles. The Boneyard houses many important establishments and towns, including [[New Adytum]], [[Republic Reserve]] and the [[Angel's Boneyard Medical University]].<ref
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|The largest city in the Republic, carved out of the ruins of pre-War Los Angeles. The Boneyard houses many important establishments and towns, including [[New Adytum]], [[Republic Reserve]] and the [[Angel's Boneyard Medical University]].<ref name=":0" />
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|A predominantly [[ghoul]]-inhabited state of the [[New California Republic]], and a major exporter of salvaged goods and high [[technology]].<ref
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|A predominantly [[ghoul]]-inhabited state of the [[New California Republic]], and a major exporter of salvaged goods and high [[technology]].<ref name=":0" />
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| An anarchic frontier community. Economy once based on [[Slavery|slave trading]] and acting as a gateway to trade in the Pacific Northwest. Current status not known, but slavery unlikely to be tenable.<ref
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| An anarchic frontier community. Economy once based on [[Slavery|slave trading]] and acting as a gateway to trade in the Pacific Northwest. Current status not known, but slavery unlikely to be tenable.<ref name=":0" />
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| Industrial and economic center of the [[New California Republic]], home to several of the largest caravan companies operating in the wasteland. Major exporter of [[water]], scavenged goods, agricultural produce (both plant and animal), and a crucial hub of commerce for the region.<ref
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| Industrial and economic center of the [[New California Republic]], home to several of the largest caravan companies operating in the wasteland. Major exporter of [[water]], scavenged goods, agricultural produce (both plant and animal), and a crucial hub of commerce for the region.<ref name=":0" />
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| A curious town that remains a major stop on the way north, towards the frontiers of the Republic. The first provisional member of the fledgling Republic.<ref
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| A curious town that remains a major stop on the way north, towards the frontiers of the Republic. The first provisional member of the fledgling Republic.<ref name=":0" />
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![[Klamath]]
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| A small frontier town on the California-Oregon border, known for its talented trappers. Apart from exporting [[Gecko (creature)|gecko]] skins, it doubles as a stop-over point for merchants trading with [[tribes]] inhabiting the wilderness of the Pacific Northwest.<ref
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| A small frontier town on the California-Oregon border, known for its talented trappers. Apart from exporting [[Gecko (creature)|gecko]] skins, it doubles as a stop-over point for merchants trading with [[tribes]] inhabiting the wilderness of the Pacific Northwest.<ref name=":0" />
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| The heart of the [[Brotherhood of Steel]] and its primary fortress. Despite the [[Brotherhood War]] and the general retreat of Brotherhood forces, it remains unclaimed.<ref
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| The heart of the [[Brotherhood of Steel]] and its primary fortress. Despite the [[Brotherhood War]] and the general retreat of Brotherhood forces, it remains unclaimed.<ref name=":0" />
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|An agricultural town, supplying produce, animals, and other goods to Northern Californian communities.<ref
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|An agricultural town, supplying produce, animals, and other goods to Northern Californian communities.<ref name=":0" />
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| A tourist town and semi-autonomous member of the New California Republic. Despite its membership, the town is still governed by influential families vying for control of its streets.<ref
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| A tourist town and semi-autonomous member of the New California Republic. Despite its membership, the town is still governed by influential families vying for control of its streets.<ref name=":0" />
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| A large mining town on the edges of the Central Valley, responsible for supplying [[gold]] to the Republic. Following the destruction of gold reserves by the Brotherhood, Redding diversified its economy, becoming a major agricultural town focused on [[brahmin]] husbandry.<ref
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| A large mining town on the edges of the Central Valley, responsible for supplying [[gold]] to the Republic. Following the destruction of gold reserves by the Brotherhood, Redding diversified its economy, becoming a major agricultural town focused on [[brahmin]] husbandry.<ref name=":0" />
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| A technologically-advanced city built around the pre-War Chinatown (now Shi-town). Major exporter of fish, salvage, and exotic foodstuffs.<ref
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| A technologically-advanced city built around the pre-War Chinatown (now Shi-town). Major exporter of fish, salvage, and exotic foodstuffs.<ref name=":0" />
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| The capital of the [[New California Republic]] and the largest city built up from scratch in post-War America. Citizens enjoy a high level of life thanks to a well-equipped police force and excellent infrastructure, including electricity.
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| The capital of the [[New California Republic]] and the largest city built up from scratch in post-War America. Citizens enjoy a high level of life thanks to a well-equipped police force and excellent infrastructure, including electricity.<ref name=":0" />
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|Town, population 103 citizens with an unknown number of transients and non-citizens.
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|Town, population 103 citizens with an unknown number of transients and non-citizens.
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|Former independent state on the Northern Californian frontier, now a member of the New California Republic. Major exporter of pre-War grade medical supplies.<ref
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|Former independent state on the Northern Californian frontier, now a member of the New California Republic. Major exporter of pre-War grade medical supplies.<ref name=":0" />
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|A mining community centered around an old uranium mine uncovered by [[Marcus]], attempting to build a new society based on tolerance, cooperation, and collaboration between humans and humanoid mutants like [[ghoul]]<nowiki/>s and [[Mariposa super mutant]]<nowiki/>s.<ref name=":0" />
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| Collapse following exhaustion of [[uranium]] circa 2240s.<ref>[[Fallout 2 endings]]</ref>
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| Collapse following exhaustion of [[uranium]] circa 2240s.<ref>[[Fallout 2 endings]]</ref>
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|Center of worship, operations, and cover for the Master's headquarters. Well supplied and provisioned by the [[Unity]] and the cult.<ref name=":0" />
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|Nuked by the [[Vault Dweller]].<ref>[[Fallout Bible 0]]</ref>
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|Nuked by the [[Vault Dweller]].<ref>[[Fallout Bible 0]]</ref>
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|Ruins of Bakersfield, formerly inhabited by [[ghoul]]<nowiki/>s who have formed a makeshift community living off the remnants of the Old World. Their community was isolationist, except for imports of water from the [[Hub|Hub.]]<ref name=":0" />
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|Razed by the [[Unity]] circa 2161.<ref>[[Vault Dweller's Memoirs]]</ref>
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|Razed by the [[Unity]] circa 2161.<ref>[[Vault Dweller's Memoirs]]</ref>
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|A control Vault with the complete set of facilities: Hydroponics, recycling, medical, and others necessary for prolonged isolation from the world.<ref name=":0" />
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|Razed by the [[Enclave]], infrastructure left intact.<ref>''Fallout 2''</ref>
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|Razed by the [[Enclave]], infrastructure left intact.<ref>''Fallout 2''</ref>
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