This page lists all locations in Fallout Extreme, a canceled Fallout action game.

The content is not described in full detail on this page. For details, please see the respective articles. For locations in other Fallout games, please see "Location". For an overview of Fallout Extreme content, please refer to "Fallout Extreme".

Contents 1 Alaskan Pipeline 2 Aleutian research station 3 Army of the Golden Tiger encampment 4 Bering Strait 5 Brotherhood North American Forward Operations Base 6 Forbidden City 7 Fort Williamette 8 Kodiak base 9 Last Ranger station 10 Libertyville 11 Little Red Cafe 12 Montauk preserve 13 Mount Hood 14 Mount St. Helens 15 Port Liberty 16 Satellite relay station Tango-Echo 17 Seattle 18 Troll Warren 19 Vault 6

Alaskan PipelineEdit

The Trans-Alaska Pipeline was an important oil pipeline cutting through Alaska down into the continental United States.

Aleutian research stationEdit

Not much is known about the Aleutian research station other than its location in the Bering Strait region.

Army of the Golden Tiger encampmentEdit

Not much is know about this location, other than the fact that it is one of the biggest settlements under control of the Army of the Golden Tiger in China.

Bering StraitEdit

The Bering Strait is where chapter 2 of Fallout Extreme's story was to take place. Areas in this region include Libertyville, BNAFOB, satellite relay station Tango-Echo, Alaskan Pipeline, Aleutian research station, Port Liberty, and the Last Ranger station.

Brotherhood North American Forward Operations BaseEdit

It was located in the Bering Strait, and was destroyed by The Cause.

Forbidden CityEdit

The Forbidden City is a palace in China. The player was to go there to kill the Chinese Emperor and deactivate the Doom's Day Missile.

Fort WilliametteEdit

The Cause was to destroy this Brotherhood of Steel base in their swing up through the continental U.S. and into Alaska.

Kodiak baseEdit

Not much is known about this location, except that it plays a part in the plot of Fallout Extreme's first chapter.

Last Ranger stationEdit

Not much is known about the last Ranger station other than its location in the Bering Strait region.

LibertyvilleEdit

Libertyville is a favela in the Bering Strait.

Little Red CafeEdit

Not much is know about this Chinese eatery, other than the fact that it is under the control of the Army of the Golden Tiger in Chapter 4.

Montauk preserveEdit

Not much is known about this location, except that it plays a part in the plot of Fallout Extreme's first chapter, and belongs to the Montauk.

Mount HoodEdit

Not much is known about this location, except that several settlements are located around the mountain.

Mount St. HelensEdit

Not much is known about this place, except that you can explore the mountain and find Vault 6, which has been cleverly hidden underneath the mountain. A Brotherhood Of Steel experimentation lab is seen here as well.

Port LibertyEdit

Port Liberty is a sea port in the Bering Strait region in Fallout Extreme.

Satellite relay station Tango-EchoEdit

Not much is know about the satellite relay station other than its location in the Bering Strait region.

SeattleEdit

Seattle was a pre-War city in the state of Washington in the Northwest Commonwealth. One of its major landmarks is the Space Needle, which seems to have survived the War. Unlike the Core Region or the Capital Wasteland, Seattle is, at least in the winter, covered in snow. Seattle appeared in a piece of concept art where the Space Needle is clearly visible. It is not known whether it was intended to actually appear in-game.

Troll WarrenEdit

This city of super mutants was taken over by The Cause.

Vault 6Edit

The original purpose of this Washington state vault in the Vault Experiment was that it allowed small doses of radiation to leak into the vault once a day, resulting in the population turning into an aggressive pack of extremely irradiated feral ghouls.