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Grand Canyon mutant cannibal
Grand Canyon mutant cannibal

Due to uranium demand shortly before The War, the U.S. government removed the Grand Canyon's status as a national park and allowed private mining companies to exploit its supply of uranium. The resulting mess was an environmental disaster. As a result, the Canyon has become one of the deadliest places in the wasteland, home to hideous mutants seen nowhere else. Sane people avoid it.

[edit] Cannibal description

About 5ft tall. Oversized cranium springs from normal-sized jaw. Long fingers and nails-turned-claw.

[edit] Appearances in games

The Grand Canyon did not appear nor was mentioned (except for a small remark by Harold in Fallout 2) in any of the published games, but was to appear in the cancelled Fallout 3 project by Black Isle codenamed Van Buren. It is not certain if it will appear in any future Fallout game.

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Van Buren (Black Isle's cancelled Fallout 3)
Places Tibbets Prison | Denver | Boulder | Blackfoot tribe village | Twin Mothers village and Vault 29 | Ouroboros | Mesa Verde | Nursery | Maxson's Bunker | Jericho or New Canaan | Burham Springs | Hoover Dam | Reservation | Bloomfield Airbase |Ballistic Orbital Missile Base 001 | Fort Abandon | Grand Canyon | Salt Lake City
Organizations NCR | Brotherhood of Steel | Circle of Steel | Caesar's Legion | Mormons | Daughters of Hecate | Hounds of Hecate aka Vipers | Blackfoots and Hangdogs | Jackals | Ciphers | Twin Mothers | Scaven Pickers | Trogs | Powder Gangs | Scorpion's Bite | Rusty Hooks | Crimson Caravan | 3-Some Caravan | Santiago's Salvagers | van Graffs | Wrights | Enclave
Cut-off stuff Circle Junction ("Iron Lines" tribe place) | Crater | Moletown | Jericho Desalination Plant | separate Hangdogs place | Black Canyon | Podunk
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