Fallout 4 Interactive Maps

The Fallout 4 Interactive Map brings the entire game world together in one place, covering the Commonwealth, Far Harbor, and Nuka-World. Every major collectible, location, quest hub, and piece of high-value loot is mapped so you can explore efficiently without missing key upgrades or story content.

Fallout 4 rewards curiosity, but its scale can make cleanup rough. Bobbleheads hide in deep locations, perk magazines sit behind quests or enemies, and power armor spawns are easy to miss. Treating the base game and DLCs as one connected world makes progression smoother and turns late-game completion into a structured sweep instead of a guessing game.

Maps Covered

This all-in-one map includes:

The Commonwealth – main world with settlements, factions, companions, and core progression
Far Harbor – fog-covered island with unique gear, enemies, and storylines
Nuka-World – raider-focused DLC with parks, rides, settlements, and rare loot

All regions share core systems like collectibles, unique items, and companions.

How to Use the Map

Collectibles include Bobbleheads, Holotapes, Holotape Games, and Perk Magazines
Locations include Cities, Settlements, Vaults, Bunkers, Factories, Hospitals, Military Bases, Metro Stations, and Landmarks
Loot includes Fusion Cores, Mini Nukes, Power Armor, Unique Apparel, Unique Guns, and Unique Melee weapons
Other includes Companions, Legendary Enemies, and Traders
Quests include Main Quests, Side Quests, Radiant Quests, Companion Quests, and faction questlines

What the Map Can Do

Track permanent upgrades early

Bobbleheads and perk magazines permanently boost your character, which makes them some of the most valuable items in the game. Knowing where they are lets you plan dungeon runs and quest routes that pay off immediately instead of discovering upgrades after you no longer need them.

This is especially helpful in the Commonwealth, where many magazines sit inside long interiors tied to quests or high-level enemies.

Plan settlements, crafting, and survival

Beds, workbenches, and settlements shape how you survive and build. Seeing beds, armor and weapon workbenches, and settlement locations together helps you decide where to invest time and resources.

In Survival mode, this becomes critical. Safe rest points, crafting access, and supply routes matter just as much as combat power.

Make DLC progression feel connected

Far Harbor and Nuka-World often get treated as separate experiences, but gear, companions, and perks from both flow back into the main game. With all DLC content visible alongside the Commonwealth, you can dip in and out naturally instead of saving everything for the end.

Unique weapons and power armor in DLC areas often outperform base-game gear, making early visits worthwhile if you’re prepared.

Mini Nuke Fallout 4 — Mini Nuke – Can be found on the basement, on the toilet room near the exit.

Finish the world cleanly

Late-game cleanup is where this map really shines. You can focus on one category at a time, like clearing all remaining perk magazines, hunting down unique weapons, or finishing companion quests.

Instead of wandering aimlessly, each session can have a clear goal and a clean endpoint.

Fallout 4 Map Overview Table

This table summarizes the most important map categories across the Commonwealth, Far Harbor, and Nuka-World, showing what each type represents and why it matters for progression and completion.

Category	Example	Why it matters
Bobblehead	Permanent stat boost	Character progression
Perk Magazine	Bonus perk effect	Build optimization
Power Armor	Armor frame spawn	Combat survivability
Settlement	Buildable location	Crafting and survival
Unique Weapon	Named legendary gear	High-value loot