“ I was out for a stroll that night when I heard the commotion up at the old bone orchard. Saw what looked like a bunch of bad eggs, so I laid low. ” Victor

The Goodsprings Cemetery is a graveyard located northeast of Goodsprings in 2281.

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Layout Edit

The cemetery consists of 29 graves (five of which can be exhumed), some makeshift fencing which marks the cemetery border, and a large water tower that stands as a visual landmark at its northernmost edge. The gravesite meant for the burial of the Courier is located at the north side of the cemetery.

Located at the back of the graveyard near the water tower are warning signs reading "Keep Out." The signs are referring to the valley below to the east, a dangerous area rife with giant radscorpions. Another dangerous area is the road to the west of the cemetery that leads north out of town towards the tribal village. Many cazadores can be found on the road. At various points along the road, their nests can be clearly seen attached to the rock-faces above.

List of graves Edit

Notable loot Edit

Related quests Edit

Notes Edit

If the Courier has a shovel, they can exhume some of the graves for random loot.

Goodsprings Cemetery is one of the three Goodsprings locations (the others being Goodsprings and Goodsprings source) that make up the tutorial area. The tutorial boundary exists whether or not the Courier accepts Sunny Smiles' offer of training.

The cemetery's lone broc flower will only spawn after initiating the tutorial quest, By a Campfire on the Trail. Four non-respawning bloatflies will appear as well.

When standing near an exhumed grave with the radio off, ghostly whispers can be heard.

Appearances Edit

Goodsprings Cemetery appears only in Fallout: New Vegas.

Behind the scenes Edit

The Goodsprings Cemetery is based on the real world location of Goodsprings Cemetery, located southeast of the town of Goodsprings, Nevada. The large hill seen in-game is located to the north of the cemetery in the real world equivalent, albeit still with Las Vegas in sight beyond the hill's northeastern face.