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|image = [[File:Heartlands1.PNG|A view of The Heartlands, with Valentine in the foreground]]
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|caption = A view of The Heartlands, with Valentine in the foreground
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|name = The Heartlands
 
|game =''[[Red Dead Redemption 2]]''
 
|game =''[[Red Dead Redemption 2]]''
|type = Temperate grassland
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|type = Cold semi-arid plains
 
|territory = [[New Hanover]]
 
|territory = [[New Hanover]]
 
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|image2 = [[File:Heartlands.PNG]]
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|image2 = The Heartlands borders.png
 
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'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a constituent region of the [[New Hanover]] territory in ''[[Red Dead Redemption 2]]''.
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'''The Heartlands''' is a constituent region of the [[New Hanover]] territory in ''[[Red Dead Redemption 2]]''.
   
 
The capital of the region is [[Valentine]]. This region is the second region the [[Van der Linde gang]] take up residence, after leaving [[Colter]]. 
 
The capital of the region is [[Valentine]]. This region is the second region the [[Van der Linde gang]] take up residence, after leaving [[Colter]]. 
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The landscape features of the Heartlands include rolling hills, scattered buttes, rocky outcrops, small stands of timber, and open plains. Ranches, farms, and small homesteads dot the otherwise open grassland. 
 
The landscape features of the Heartlands include rolling hills, scattered buttes, rocky outcrops, small stands of timber, and open plains. Ranches, farms, and small homesteads dot the otherwise open grassland. 
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[[File:Heartlands.png|thumb|264x264px|The Heartlands, facing south west from Citadel Rock]]
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The Heartlands are high in elevation, on a plateau. This, combined with its northern latitude, contribute to the mild weather. This region most resembles the real-life st especially their western areas. The Heartlands, especially Twin Stack Pass are visually most similar to the Pawnee National Grasslands of Colorado. Its possible that they could be based off the Glass Mountains of Oklahoma, although the the colors of the rock in Heartlands do not reflect the red Permian-aged rock of the Glass Mountains. The Heartland's largest settlement, Valentine seems to be based off several famous frontier towns such as Cheyenne and Deadwood and its early stage of development reflects the 1870's more than the 1890's/1900's.
   
 
The climate of the Heartlands is mild. Temperatures range from near freezing at night and in the mornings, to around 60 degrees during the afternoon. Most days are sunny. However, rain and even thunderstorms occur occasionally. 
The Heartlands seem to be high in elevation, on a plateau. This, combined with its northern latitude contribute to the mild weather. This region most resembles the real-life states of Nebraska and South Dakota. While Valentine has a lot of similarities to the livestock towns of Dodge City and Wichita, Kansas.
 
 
The climate of the Heartlands is mild. Temperatures range from near freezing at night and in the mornings, to around 60 degrees during the afternoon. Most days are sunny, however, rain and even thunderstorms occur occasionally. 
 
   
 
== Locations in The Heartlands ==
 
== Locations in The Heartlands ==
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* [[Lucky's Cabin]]
 
* [[Lucky's Cabin]]
 
* [[Oil Derrick]]
 
* [[Oil Derrick]]
* [[Register Rock]]
 
 
* [[Ridge View]]
 
* [[Ridge View]]
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* [[Trading Post]]
 
* [[Twin Stack Pass]]
 
* [[Twin Stack Pass]]
 
* [[Valentine]]
 
* [[Valentine]]
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Revision as of 00:29, 20 May 2020

The Heartlands is a constituent region of the New Hanover territory in Red Dead Redemption 2.

The capital of the region is Valentine. This region is the second region the Van der Linde gang take up residence, after leaving Colter

Description

The region borders West Elizabeth to the west, Cumberland Forest to the north, and Lemoyne to the east. The region's southern border is its shore on Flat Iron Lake.

The region, with its occasional rainfall, is relatively verdant and full of wildlife.  Deer, rabbit, pronghorn, horse, turkey, and goose are common sights. Agriculture, especially cattle ranching, is particularly fruitful in this area. This naturally contributes to Valentine's fame as a livestock town.

The landscape features of the Heartlands include rolling hills, scattered buttes, rocky outcrops, small stands of timber, and open plains. Ranches, farms, and small homesteads dot the otherwise open grassland. 

Heartlands

The Heartlands, facing south west from Citadel Rock

The Heartlands are high in elevation, on a plateau. This, combined with its northern latitude, contribute to the mild weather. This region most resembles the real-life st especially their western areas. The Heartlands, especially Twin Stack Pass are visually most similar to the Pawnee National Grasslands of Colorado. Its possible that they could be based off the Glass Mountains of Oklahoma, although the the colors of the rock in Heartlands do not reflect the red Permian-aged rock of the Glass Mountains. The Heartland's largest settlement, Valentine seems to be based off several famous frontier towns such as Cheyenne and Deadwood and its early stage of development reflects the 1870's more than the 1890's/1900's.

The climate of the Heartlands is mild. Temperatures range from near freezing at night and in the mornings, to around 60 degrees during the afternoon. Most days are sunny. However, rain and even thunderstorms occur occasionally. 

Locations in The Heartlands

Native Plants

Wildlife

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