Changes: Obelisk

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Obelisk is a location in Red Dead Redemption 2.

Description

Standing among the trees of West Elizabeth and rivaling them in height is a strange obelisk. The aesthetics of it appear similar to Nelson's Column in London's Trafalgar Square, suggesting a European influence, but there are no other obelisks in the world, nor do any people or papers make reference to it.

The purpose of the obelisk is similarly unknown, although most such structures are built for religious reasons. Whatever its purpose, artistry and care appears to have been put into its construction, making its solitary presence in the wilderness all the more confounding.

Trivia

This location is one of the many points of interest that can be found across the map.

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Points of Interests in Red Dead Redemption 2

Abandoned Church • Abandoned Trading Post • Barrel Rider • Bolger Glade • Braithwaites’ Secret • Brush Fire • Circus Wagons • Crashed Airship • Defaced Grave • Donkey Lady • Face in Cliff • Faces in Trees • Flying Machine • Fossilized Man • Frozen Settler • Giant Remains • Gray’s Secret • Hermit Woman • Hidden Tunnel • Jesuit Missionary • Mammoth • Manmade Mutant • Meditating Monk • Meteor House • Meteorite • Mysterious Hill Home • Native Burial • Obelisk • Oil Derrick • Old Tomb • Old World Scripts • Pagan Ritual • Phonograph • Pleasance • Register Rock • Serpent Mound • Sperm Whale Bones • Strange Statues • Strange Statues (Cave Painting) • Tiny Church • Trading Post • Trail Trees (I) • Trail Trees (II) • Trail Trees (III) • Trail Trees (IV) • Warped Tree • Whale Bones • Wickiup • Withered Arm

Ambarino • Lemoyne • New Austin • New Hanover • West Elizabeth • Locations

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+== Description ==
+Standing among the trees of West Elizabeth and rivaling them in height is a strange obelisk. The aesthetics of it appear similar to Nelson's Column in London's Trafalgar Square, suggesting a European influence, but there are no other obelisks in the world, nor do any people or papers make reference to it.
+The purpose of the obelisk is similarly unknown, although most such structures are built for religious reasons. Whatever its purpose, artistry and care appears to have been put into its construction, making its solitary presence in the wilderness all the more confounding.
 == Trivia ==