There are six Vaults to explore in the open world of Fallout New Vegas. Keep reading to check out all six vault locations, entrances, related quests, uniques, and collectibles.

Map of All Vault Locations in Fallout New Vegas

Five of Six Vaults' Locations

There are six Vaults in Fallout New Vegas, but only five will show up on the World Map. Vault 21 is a special case due to it being contained inside the New Vegas Strip.

How to Use the Interactive Map

The Interactive Map both shows the location of key points on the map, and doubles as a collectible checker.

1. Click an icon on the right side to show all the pins of a specific type, or click the magnifying glass button to search for a specific pin by name.
2. Click a pin on the map to see its name and description, and a relevant picture or video if available.
3. From here, click Mark as Acquired to indicate that you've gotten a collectible already. This will change its icon on the map to show that it has been collected, and add 1 to that pin type's Counter.
4. To undo this, click on the same pin and click Restore to unclaimed.
5. To check how many pins you have marked so far, check the Counter in the bottom left, and click the icon that looks like a checklist to see counters for all pin types.
6. If the collected pins start to get in the way, you can hide them all by clicking the green Show Pins button on the left side.

Icon	How to Use
	Show Names This button reveals the Name of every icon currently shown.
	Show Pins This button will toggle between showing and hiding all the pins which you have already marked as acquired.
	Fullscreen This button will change the map display to fill the screen.
	Search Mode Toggle This button will display a searchbar which you can use to search for an individual pin by its name.
	Icon Mode Toggle In Search Mode, this button will toggle you back to Icon Mode, removing the search bar and displaying the icons again.
	All Pins This button is shown along with the Icons on the right when there are over 6 types of pins. Click it for a full selection of all available pin types.
	Counter Tracks the number of pins you have of a certain type. The pin type shown is set to the page and currently cannot be changed; however, all pin type counters can be viewed by clicking the checklist icon on the right side.
	View All Counters This icon is found on the right side of the Counter. When a map has more than one pin type, click this icon to see Counters for all pin types.
	Zoom In / Zoom Out This icon is found on the top left side of the map. You can press these buttons, or use your scroll wheel while hovering, to Zoom In and Out of the interactive map.

Vault 21 is Inside the New Vegas Strip Map

Vault 21 is not visible from the World Map because it is contained inside the New Vegas Strip. As such, if you will be going to Vault 21, you will need to gain access and fast travel to the New Vegas Strip before going to its entrance on foot.

How to Get to New Vegas Strip Fast

All Six Vault Locations in Fallout New Vegas

Vault 3

Map Location	Vault Entrance
How to Get to the Entrance: Explore the South Vegas Ruins, fighting or sneaking through the resident Fiends until you get to the entrance.
Related Quests	Uniques
・Aba Daba Honeymoon ・Still in the Dark ・Bounty Killer, II ・I Love Bananas ・Suits You, Sarah	・Nuka-Cola Victory
Collectibles
・1 Skill Book (Sneak) ・1 Magazine (Guns) ・5 Magazines (Lockpick) ・2 Magazines (Medicine) ・3 Magazines (Repair) ・1 Magazine (Speech)

Vault 11

Map Location	Vault Entrance
How to Get to the Entrance: Go the northwest corner of the El Dorado Dry Lake to find the entrance.
Related Quests	Uniques
・Still in the Dark ・Democracy Inaction ・Suits You, Sarah	・Mini-Nuke
Collectibles
・1 Skill Book (Unarmed) ・1 Hollowed-Out Rock

Vault 19

Map Location
Vault Entrance	Alternative Entrance
How to Get to the Entrance: The main entrance is a sewer grate inside a booth in the middle of a parking lot, which is west of the Whittaker Farmstead. The alternative entrance is the Sulfur Cave entrance a little northwest of the Whittaker Farmstead.
Related Quests	Uniques
・Why Can't We Be Friends? ・Suits You, Sarah	・ No uniques
Collectibles
・1 Sunset Sarsaparilla Star Cap ・2 Magazines (Medicine)

Vault 21

Map Location	Vault Entrance
How to Get to the Entrance: Enter the New Vegas Strip, and enter small Vault 21 Gift Shop next to the tall neon hotel sign at the southern tip of the New Vegas Strip.
Related Quests	Uniques
・Bye Bye Love ・The Finger of Suspicion ・Suits You, Sarah ・Tourist Traipse	・No uniques
Collectibles
・1 Snow Globe

Vault 22

Map Location	Vault Entrance
How to Get to the Entrance: Head southwest off of the I-95, specifically by the Griffin Wares Sacked Caravan and Silver Rush road sign, and continue until you find greenery and plant overgrowth to find the entrance.
Related Quests	Uniques
・Bleed Me Dry ・I Could Make You Care ・Still in the Dark ・There Stands the Grass ・Suits You, Sarah	・AER14 Prototype Laser Rifle
Collectibles
・1 Hollowed-Out Rock ・1 Skill Book (Barter) ・1 Magazine (Science)

Vault 34

Map Location
Vault Entrance	Alternative Entrance
How to Get to the Entrance: Check the mountains east of the East Pump Station until you find a broken down army truck. The main entrance is a little behind it, while the alternative mine shaft entrance is on top of the mountain right above the truck and main entrance. It is also just a little north of Cannibal Johnson's Cave.
Related Quests	Uniques
・Et Tumor, Brute? ・I Could Make You Care ・Hard Luck Blues ・All Fired Up! ・Suits You, Sarah	・All-American ・Pulse Gun
Collectibles
・1 Skill Book (Guns) ・1 Magazine (Crit Chance) ・2 Magazines (Explosives) ・2 Magazines (Guns) ・3 Magazines (Repair)

How Many Vaults are in Fallout New Vegas?

6 Vaults in Total

There are a total of six Vaults in Fallout New Vegas. Vaults 19 and 22 are located in the Northwest mountains, Vault 3 is located in the New Vegas Conurbation Exterior Zones, Vault 21 is located in the New Vegas Strip, Vault 34 is located in the Northeast Territories, and Vault 11 is located in the Central Mountains.

What are Vaults?

High-Risk Resource and Quest Locations

Vaults are facilities designed by Vault-Tec which were intended to shelter people from nuclear war, as well as to conduct contained social experiments under a variety of parameters and scenarios. Because of this, they can be both dangerous points of exploration and invaluable troves of resources, not to mention essential points of progression for certain quests.

Fallout New Vegas Related Guides

Interactive Map

Locations and Collectibles Guides