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Owens River

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The Owens River was once a river in New California, but dried up sometime between the Great War and 2281.^[1]

Appearances

The Owens River is mentioned only in Fallout: New Vegas.

See also

Owens River on Wikipedia.

References

↑ Hanlon's dialogue: "Back west, you don't see too many of these. Lakes, I mean. Natural or man-made. Any kind, really. We neglected the dams or pumped all the water out a long time ago. Owens, Isabella, the San Luis. Drained the aquifers of everything they had. Just a lot of mud and dust now. It's a different feeling, watching the sun come up over the water. Takes some getting used to."

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