Writers track real W.Va. locations that appear in Fallout 76 map

Information being updated. New locations added. Last update 11/15/2018

The new virtual map for the Fallout 76 video game is filled with real-world locations in West Virginia (WV), many of which may or may not exist in their game-world form.

Nate Purkeypile, Fallout 76 world artist, says developers have in some cases changed the locations of landmarks and have sometimes enhanced them.

In the game for instance, an elaborate tower caps the summit of Spruce Knob, the highest point in West Virginia, bit it appears more like a Christmas-tree topper than today’s ’70s-era viewing platform.

Which locations are evident? Our staff combed through the newest Fallout 76 map of the game and found many of the following locations. We’re sure others will be added to the map as the game matures.

Here are more than fifty of the Fallout 76 locations that we’ve identified so far, and we’ll continue to add more. Have a suggestion or correction? Add your comments at the bottom of the page.

• Beartown State Park
• Beckley, West Virginia
• Beckley Exhibition Coal Mine
• Berkeley Springs, West Virginia
• Big Bend Tunnel
• Mount Blair (Blair Mountain)
• Bramwell, West Virginia
• Camden Park
• Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament (Palace of Gold)
• Cranberry Glades
• Elk River
• Etam Earth Station
• Flatwoods, West Virginia
• Fort Boreman Park
• Giant Teapot (Chester Teapot)
• Grafton, West Virginia
• Green Bank Telescope (Observatory)
• The Greenbrier
• Harpers Ferry, West Virginia
• Helvetia, West Virginia
• Huntersville, West Virginia
• Kanawha River
• Little Kanawha River
• Lewisburg, West Virginia
• Martinsburg, West Virginia
• Monongahela National Forest
• Morgantown, West Virginia
• Mothman Museum
• Mount Weather (Mount Storm, West Virginia)
• New Cumberland, West Virginia
• New River
• New River Gorge
• New River Gorge Bridge
• Ohio River
• Parkersburg, West Virginia
• Point Pleasant, West Virginia
• Potomac River
• Richwood, West Virginia
• Savage Divide (Allegheny Front)
• Shenandoah River
• Shepherdstown, West Virginia
• Sink Hole (Trout Pond)
• Sinks of Gandy
• Spruce Knob
• Summersville Lake
• Summersville Lighthouse
• Top-of-the-World Ski Resort (Snowshoe Mountain)
• Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum
• Uncanny Caverns
• Watoga State Park
• Welch, West Virginia
• West Virginia Penitentiary
• West Virginia Capitol
• Wheeling, West Virginia
• Wheeling Island
• Yeager Airport

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