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I think that they drew the line too heavy between wastelanders and civilized folk. Shady Sands looked like a paradise when really I would expect NCR territory to mimick a third world south american nation, still better than raiders and anarchy..
+There are 2 enclave bases we don't have a cannon location for. https://fallout.fandom.com/wiki/MacArthur_Army_Base
https://fallout.fandom.com/wiki/Enclave_Vault-Research_Control
In one of the NV DLC's a Chicago enclave is frequently referenced by ED-E.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i6qf1ql_Jjo
(If you want one example, Shady Sands is nowhere near where it should be. It's far north of New Vegas, nearly as close to San Francisco as it is to LA. I could give plenty more examples if you wanted.)
Edit: I just remembered another good point, they show library books from Shady Sands, the oldest date listed on them is 2276. (It's shown in the end credits of ep. 5)
Do you hear yourself?
You sound crazy.