The Mojave Wasteland is a vital frontier region encompassing the pre-War Mojave Desert. This page aims to provide an overview of the settlements and communities in the region and the roles they play.
A quiet ghost town formed around a still operating pre-War freshwater spring. Largely isolated from most of the happening in the Mojave, the rare caravan and odd courier does travel to Goodsprings, but that always once in a blue moon.
Like the state of Utopitha, Jacobstown is inhabited almost entirely with super mutants. Unlike the state found on Black Mountain, Jacobstown is a peaceful community that is struggling with anti-mutant attacks and finding a cure to Nightkin insanity.
Inhabited by the xenophobic and weapon savvy Boomers, Nellis has served as the isolated home that has allowed them to grow and prosper since their ancestors left Vault 34.
Formed under the Thaler Act, these small OSI-overseen farms in outer New Vegas are utilized by the NCR to cultivate the land in exchange for money, military protection and sustenance.
The north quadrant of the New Vegas area, the square is made up of fragmented citizenry camping and protecting the area from Fiends and hostile critters.
Novac is based around the remains of a roadside motel on Highway 95. The town gets by largely on prospecting the surrounding area, such as the REPCONN test site, and from caravans stopping in from traveling on the highway.
Billing itself as "The other New Vegas," Primm is a small, independent town that gets by on trading and gambling, but has recently been taken over by escaped convicts.
Boulder City was like any town before the First Battle of Hoover Dam. During this battle, the NCR executed a tactical retreat, luring Caesar's Legion into a trap laid in the town. Once the Legion entered the town, the town was destroyed with explosives. The action severely crippled the Legion that day, but most of the town was destroyed.
Now little more than a construction town that turns limestone into cement, but because of deathclaws, cement processing has ceased.
A large community with an economy based on services and trade. Proximity to Republican military camps and trade routes leading into Vegas helped foster trade with entertainment (alcohol, drugs, prostitution), while the lack of law enforcement encouraged settlement by less-than-desirable citizens.