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The coordinates you received lead you to this canyon filled with storm-tossed wreckage. Beyond lies the Divide.Lonesome Road

The canyon wreckage is a location in the Mojave Wasteland added with the Fallout: New Vegas add-on Lonesome Road.

Layout[]

Situated west of Primm, at the end of a path going north by northwest from the California Sunset Drive-in, the canyon itself appears to be a passage through the mountains leading to the Mesquite Wilderness Area, however, it is blocked by the wreckage of several burned-out cars, trucks and other objects. One of these contains several charred skeletons and some explosive crates.

Several of these objects sport graffiti, reading "You Can Go Home, Courier," "the Divide," "Lonesome Road," backwards "6"s and "Courier Six?".

With Lonesome Road installed, the wreckage will be removed and the path will open for the add-on. The player character enters through the wreckage of a bus.

Upon completing the add-on questline, a footlocker will appear near the two graves that contains several unique items. If Ulysses is spared during The End, he can be found in the Divide, just past the canyon wreckage sitting on a cliff overlooking the ruins of Hopeville.

Notable loot[]

  • If the player character follows the southwest rock wall, they will find a dead NCR trooper along with two ammo boxes containing various items.
  • Just to the right of the wreckage are two graves that can be opened with a shovel and contain random ammunition.
  • Just south of the canyon wreckage, on the road towards the California Sunset Drive-in, a truck containing crates with frag grenades can be found. This truck is lying on its side and has Ulysses' backward sixes painted on it.

Notes[]

  • Ulysses' graffiti will show up even if one doesn't have Lonesome Road installed, implying that it was already chosen as the transitory location between the base game and add-on game worlds during development.
  • In Hardcore mode, using the canyon wreckage to enter the Divide will reset one's sleep, dehydration, and hunger.

Appearances[]

The canyon wreckage appears only in the Fallout: New Vegas add-on Lonesome Road.

Behind the scenes[]

The in-game canyon wreckage is located in the same geographical area as the real-world State Line Pass, between Devil Peak and Clark Mountain in San Bernardino County, California.

Bugs[]

  • PCPC Playstation 3Playstation 3Playstation 3 Xbox 360Xbox 360 Occasionally, the dead trooper will spawn alive and will almost definitely be attacked by the coyotes in the area. Sometimes he is left alive by the coyotes, but you cannot start a conversation with him.[verified]
    • PCPC Xbox 360Xbox 360 Sometimes the dead trooper may not spawn in the cave at all. Fast traveling away from the area and coming back will usually fix this.[verified]
  • PCPC Playstation 3Playstation 3Playstation 3 Xbox 360Xbox 360 When you enter or leave The Divide you can get a message saying "Poison Removed."[verified]
  • PCPC If you complete The End/Apocalypse with coyote corpses where the rewards trunk is supposed to be, you won't receive any of the unique items upon completion. In order to avoid this it is necessary to rest in the Mojave Wasteland until live coyotes have respawned near canyon wreckage.[verified]

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