Interactive Fallout 4 Map - How to Find All Loot Anywhere

Want ALL the LOOT? Then this map is for YOU!

Introducing the Interactive Fallout 4 Map

Click here to view the map![fallout4map.com]

This is a guide that tells you about an interactive map will give you everything you need to see every piece of loot there is in Fallout 4's post-apocalyptic version of Boston, and it includes many items including but not limited to:

• Unique Weapons
  
• Fusion Cores
  
• Power Armor
  
• Nuka-Cola
  
• Perk Magazines
  
• Bobbleheads
  
• Holotapes
  
• Mini Nukes
  
• DLC Items (only the ones in the Commonwealth)
  
• All Locations, sorted specifically into categories

With this guide, you will see the true power of what this community-made map has to behold. Great for when your power armor really needs another fusion core, or even if you are going on a Nuka-Cola Collecting Hunt. The possibilities are endless! (Technically, this is for cheaters or people who like maps, but what can I say? I use it all the time.)

(DISCLAIMER: I don't make this map, and I can't guarantee if every item has been found.)
Preview:

How to Use the Map

Enabling which items appear on the map

On the left hand side of the screen is the list of items and places that are on the map. The map locations are split into types and items are separately listed.

To enable and disable specific items, just click on them and they will change from bold text to crossed out, and won't show up on the map. You could also just click the "Show All" and "Hide All" buttons at the top too. Even better, if you type in a specific item in the search bar that exists, it will find it on the map for you, so you know where to look when treasure hunting.

Using the map to look closely at places

If you have ever used Google Maps, this map works pretty much just like that. You zoom in and out with your scroll wheel, and you can look closely at places to see where loot is.

If you click on a loot icon, it might have a descrption on where to find it, and what it does. You can also mark that loot if you already found it and want it to not be in the way of your loot hunting. However, you'll need to sign up for an account to save your progress.

An Open Letter to the Community

Dear reader,

Thank you for reading this guide! After all this time, I can't even believe this guide has become one of the most popular guides for Fallout 4 (the 15th, to be precise). I honestly remembering that I just whipped it up out of thin air, hoping that it would get attention at first, but I realized at that the point of making guides is way more that just trying to get attention. I disinctly remember showing my friend at school how much attention it had gotten the next day after I wrote it, and all the positive comments from others really made me feel good about myself. If you're reading this, I'd like to say thanks for being able to let me really appreciate what I can do on Steam to make others happy. It has allowed me to leave a positive impact for tons of people around me. I know that sounds wishy-washy, but the memories of making this simple, yet powerful guide is something that I'll always cherish.

- GameMaster777

[shartina4]

can't we just have our own downloadable javascript version.

[Molag Balls]

I know this is super old, but I was wondering if anyone can tell me whether or nor the paid pro version of this charges you one time or is subscription-based like the Map Genie company that provides this map?

[Horsie from Tonga(6th weeb king)]

Damn.

This guide is still coming in handy.

[GameMaster777]

you're welcome!

[Warondar]

Having finally bought Fallout 4, I was hoping to find an interactive map such as the Fallout: New Vegas one, and here it is! Huge thanks for the guide and link to the map.

[HunterKiller]

It's helpfull all the same.

[WolfOfLight]

yeah... they really should update their map. i myself know of 3 power armor locations not listed on there, a bit saddening

[tekgeek1205]

yeah look for a way to contact the creator but couldn't find one

[GameMaster777]

it's not my map, and I know for a fact it isn't perfect, but it's good to figure out mistakes so that other people can know about them. it's a shame that there is no way to contact the people who made the map in the first place.

[tekgeek1205]

http://fallout4map.com?location=455 this is wrong, I was just there and it was issue #3 not #4.

http://fallout.wikia.com/wiki/Tesla_Science_Magazine backs up my claim.

Great job otherwise. Every game need a map like this, maybe not with the release of the game tho.