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(click here to learn more)| Valle Río | |
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 Map of the region with all settlements marked. | |
| Region in Solís | |
| Biome/climate | Grasslands |
| Location in country | Center |
Valle Río is a region in Just Cause 4.
Description[]
It is a medium sized landlocked region in the northern part of the grasslands. It has quite a few mountains, the highest one being around 700 meters from the sea level.
The region is divided into two by the Wanay river. The northern part has slightly more inhabitants than the southern part.
The region has a speculated population of around 1000 inhabitants, but the number changes frequently due to tornadoes causing people to move out.
According to the description of the town Santa Levi, tornadoes are frequent in this region.
Capturing this region unlocks the Fuel Barrel.
Unlike most regions, this region does not have a region strike to capture this region, meaning this region can be captured simply after capturing an adjacent region.
Geography[]
The region has a lot of elevation changes. The area is very flat near the river, but the further you go from it, the more the elevation changes.
The river probably is important to this region, considering there are no other bodies of water, other than a small lake in the southern part of the region.
Infrastructure[]
The region doesn't have many roads due to the mountainous terrain and the river. There are two bridges crossing the river though. The I-80 goes through the flatter eastern part of the region near La Abadía.
Settlements and points of interest[]
- Cáceres - Town.
- Estatuas Llama - Ancient statue.
- La Abadía - Town.
- La Bondad - Town.
- Nueva Cardona - Town.
- Paseo Puente - Military outpost.
- Santa Levi - Town.
- An Avalanche Studios Deck Chair on the top of a mountain in between Mina Vendaval and La Bondad.
Trivia[]
- The region's name translated from Spanish means "River Valley".