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The radio tower is a location which is added in the Fallout 3 add-on The Pitt.
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The radio tower is at the top of a rather steep hill, and is about 40 feet tall. There is a bedroll nearby that can be slept on.
Notable lootEdit
About one square east from the tower is a D.C. Journal of Internal Medicine and some other notable loot. It's near a large pool of water with radioactive barrels and a shipping crate in it. The loot is located on a table in the far northwest corner of the pool, and can be accessed by swimming through the shipping crate, or dropping onto the crate from the cliffs to the north.
Related questsEdit
NotesEdit
- Once you return from The Pitt, the radio tower will no longer show up on your Pip-Boy 3000 or location compass.
- There is a random encounter point in the hills to the west, directly between this location and the train tunnel.
AppearancesEdit
The radio tower appears only in the Fallout 3 add-on The Pitt.
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