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+ | '''Cholla Springs''' is a constituent [[locations |county]] in the state of [[New Austin]] in ''[[Red Dead Redemption]]'' and ''[[Red Dead Redemption 2]]''. It is argued to be the most important region in New Austin, due to it being the largest and the heart of the state. |
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==Description== |
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− | + | It is the centre of New Austin, bordering the counties of [[Gaptooth Ridge]] to the west, [[Río Bravo]] to the south, and [[Hennigan's Stead]] to the east. A small portion of the South-Eastern border is defined by the [[San Luis River]], and the [[Redemption Mountains]] are to its north. |
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+ | The area is largely arid desert with a few shrubs and cactus. Most of the land is too arid and dry for farming, making cattle ranching a more preferable choice. Crime and gangs are high, and so danger is common. The region consists of wide open desert plains and low lying hills with small rocky canyons and cliffs with jagged peaks. Trees are almost non-existent. The largest source of water in the region is [[Lake Don Julio]] to the south. |
+ | Its capital is the town of [[Armadillo]]; once a small and diseased village in the 1890's, it has grown to be the largest and most well-known location in the entire state of New Austin by 1911. Aside from Armadillo, the county is mostly rural, littered with a few small ranches and a train station. |
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==Locations in Cholla Springs== |
==Locations in Cholla Springs== |
Revision as of 17:55, 11 February 2020
Cholla Springs is a constituent county in the state of New Austin in Red Dead Redemption and Red Dead Redemption 2. It is argued to be the most important region in New Austin, due to it being the largest and the heart of the state.
Description
It is the centre of New Austin, bordering the counties of Gaptooth Ridge to the west, Río Bravo to the south, and Hennigan's Stead to the east. A small portion of the South-Eastern border is defined by the San Luis River, and the Redemption Mountains are to its north.
The area is largely arid desert with a few shrubs and cactus. Most of the land is too arid and dry for farming, making cattle ranching a more preferable choice. Crime and gangs are high, and so danger is common. The region consists of wide open desert plains and low lying hills with small rocky canyons and cliffs with jagged peaks. Trees are almost non-existent. The largest source of water in the region is Lake Don Julio to the south.
Its capital is the town of Armadillo; once a small and diseased village in the 1890's, it has grown to be the largest and most well-known location in the entire state of New Austin by 1911. Aside from Armadillo, the county is mostly rural, littered with a few small ranches and a train station.
Locations in Cholla Springs
- Armadillo
- Coot's Chapel
- Critchley's Ranch
- Hamlin's Passing
- The Hanging Rock
- Jorge's Gap
- Lake Don Julio
- Mercer Station
- Odd Fellow's Rest (stylized as Oddfellow's Rest in RDR 2)
- Pleasance House
- Rattlesnake Hollow
- Ridgewood Farm
- Riley's Charge
- Río del Lobo
- Twin Rocks
- Two Crows
- Venter's Place
Native Plants
- Wild Feverfew (common)
- Desert Sage (rare)
- Red Sage (rare)
Wildlife
- Red Dead Redemption
- Red Dead Redemption 2
Trivia
- This region is likely named after the real-world Cholla Cactus, which can be seen throughout the New Austin and Nuevo Paraíso territories in-game.
- Cholla Springs is the largest constituent region in the game.
- In Spanish, Cholla means "head" or "ball" or uncommonly as a slang for "woman".
- A reference to the region is made in Grand Theft Auto V; there is a road in Sandy Shores that runs adjacent to Trevor's trailer called "Cholla Springs Avenue".
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