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Porto Coclea
Porto Coclea (view from the northern corner)
View from the northern corner.
Settlement in Medici
Type Military port and prison
Region Insula Striate
Province Val de Mar
Coordinates N 40 47.102 E 5 40.345
Missions that take place here None


Porto Coclea is a military port in Just Cause 3.

Description[]

The base is located at the inland end of the large gulf at north-west Insula Striate.

In-game description: "The sequestered harbor of Porto Coclea is home to a large prison complex. Smugglers who fail to elude capture on their way to or from Spain, France, or Monaco, spend time here before either bargaining their freedom or being transferred to one of Insula Striate's monstrous Bavarium mines."

Completion[]

Vehicles[]

The Rebellion sends a Rebel Corvette as support during the base takeover.

Rewards:

Trivia[]

  • The Medici Military is not much wiser than the San Esperito Military for also putting Naval mines into their own port. See also: Sink the Buccaneer.
  • A map can be found on a table at N 40 47.195 E 40.460, though this is probably the military planning some attack somewhere. The same map can be found near the "Smoke Monster" easter egg. That map is on a picnic cloth.
  • The Imperator Bavarium Tanks here will often try to turn around and end up falling in the water.
  • When the enemy radio calls for "inbound tank support", Rico doesn't reply at all, which is strange because he would usually reply with a snarky comeback, such as "One way or the other, that chopper is coming down" (when the military calls in a chopper, of course).
  • There's a small house to the east of the port. This is odd because it's located pretty far in the north, despite the burning of the north presumably having caused the destruction of every civilian settlement north of the wall.

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