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(click here to learn more)| Pueblo Kullu | |
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| Type | Town |
| Region | Hamparas |
| Biome | Rainforest |
| Missions that take place here | Part of Training: Drone Activity takes place here. |
Pueblo Kullu is a town in Just Cause 4.
Description[]
In-game description: "A sprawling town grew around this lumber mill, the center of mahogany logging in the Wanay for nearly a century."
For a town, it is pretty huge. By Solíno standards, it can even be considered a tiny city in land mass. The only thing is that it has town-style (unpaved) roads and no high rises.
It has a very large factory-like building in the southern part of the town and a logging camp opposite of the building connected to the rest of the town with a small bridge that is small enough for boats to not get under it. There is also a smaller logging camp right next to the factory.
There is also a small town area on the western and eastern sides of the settlement. The town on the western side seems to be bigger and it has all kinds of buildings from small shacks to medium sized apartment buildings. The town on the eastern side of the settlement is smaller with less variety of the buildings.
Location[]
It is located in the west of Hamparas, straight north of the southern border of the region nestled in between some mountains and a river.
Completion[]
- Bike Stunt -Pass through the ring in a Mugello V405 Superbike. This stunt also unlocks it at the supply drop. This stunt has been mentioned to be difficult, but there are no known details, or tips.
Vehicles[]
- 2x Armadillo Forklift - At both logging camps.
- Armadillo 9M - Near the factory building.
- Random civilian vehicles - Parked at several randomized parking lots.
- 2x Mugello V405 Superbike - At two separate locations for the stunt. They should be visible from the stunt marker.
- 1 Black Hand Dropzone Chopper - During the mission here.
Trivia[]
- This settlement is marked as a Black Hand facility, which could mean that the Black Hand live here.
- Alternatively this could just be a development error, since the game has several farms marked as towns and towns marked as farms. See list of misplaced icons in JC4.
- "Kullu" means "wood" in Quechua, so from Quechua and Spanish this location's name is "wood town".