Fallout 4 Workstations Locations guide to help you find all the Workstations in the game.
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Fallout 4 Workstations Locations
There are a total of 30 Workstations that you can find in Fallout 4. These Workstations basically allow players to utilize them and build a settlement on that particular area. This guide details the locations of all the Workstations that can be located in the Wasteland and turned into settlements:
Workstation #1
Location: Lexington and Northwest Commonwealth, Abernathy Farm
Aside from a couple of traders, a Chemistry Station, and a Cooking Station; you’ll also come across a Workshop in this area.
Workstation #2
Location: Coastal Commonwealth, Boston Airport
Once you head over to the ‘Arrivals Terminal’, you should be able to start a settlement without any issues unless you decide to go against the Brotherhood of Steel.
Workstation #3
Location: Neighborhood; Charlestown, Bunker Hill
You’ll only be able to utilize the Workshop here to convert it into a settlement after completing the Faction Mission: the Battle of the Bunker Hill. It can be found near Deb’s sleeping area and Key the Doctor.
Workstation #4
Location: Coastal Commonwealth, Coastal Cottage
This is a small area which houses a Workshop along with some other goodies.
Workstation #5
Location: North Central Commonwealth, County Crossing
This is another small area which houses a Workshop as well as a Cooking Station.
Workstation #6
Location: North Central Commonwealth, Covenant
You need to head over to the Covenant and you’ll not only find a Chemistry Station and an Armor Workbench, but also a Workstation for your settlement.
Workstation #7
Location: Coastal Commonwealth, Croup Manor
This is a high level area which houses a Weapons Workbench in addition to a Workshop for your settlement.
Workstation #8
Location: Quincy and Southern Commonwealth, Egret Tours Marina
In order to use the Workshop in this area, you must complete the Misc. Mission: Phyllis Daily. In addition to this Workshop, you’ll also find a Cooking Station and a Weapons Workbench here.
Workstation #9
Location: North Central Commonwealth, Finch Farm
This small area houses a Cooking Station in addition to a Workshop which can be changed into a station.
Workstation #10
Location: Western Commonwealth, Graygarden
The Graygarden houses a Workstation as well as a Chemistry Station that you can utilize.
Workstation #11
Location: North Central Commonwealth, Greentop Nursery
This area holds a Chemistry Station, a Cooking Station, and a Workshop that you can change into settlement.
Workstation #12
Location: Neighborhood; the Fens, Hangman’s Alley
You need to head inside the killing zone and clear the entire area in order to find a Weapons Workbench and a Workstation. In addition to this, there is also a Cooking Station here.
Workstation #13
Location: Neighborhood; the Fens, Home Plate
The Workstation is located right next to the Power Armor Station on the outside.
Workstation #14
Location: Quincy and Southern Commonwealth, Jamaica Plain
This Workshop is located right next to a ruined garage which also holds a Power Armor Station.
Workstation #15
Location: Coastal Commonwealth, Kingsport Lighthouse
This area holds a Workstation that can be changed into a settlement and a Weapons Workbench.
Workstation #16
Location: Quincy and Southern Commonwealth, Murkwater Construction Site
You need to head over to this small abandoned area in order to find a Workstation to establish settlement.
Workstation #17
Location: Coastal Commonwealth, Nordhagen Beach
This small abandoned area has a Chemistry Station, a Cooking Station, and a Workshop for you to start a settlement.
Workstation #18
Location: Western Commonwealth, Oberland Station
Located adjacent to the railroad, this small area has a Workstation and a Cooking Station.
Workstation #19
Location: North Central Commonwealth, Outpost Zimonja
This small camp near the old relay station has a Cooking Station as well as a Workstation, but is also heavily guarded.
Workstation #20
Location: Lexington and Northwest Commonwealth, Red Rocket Truck Stop
This shop has almost everything that you need — every crafting station and a Workstation.
Workstation #21
Location: Lexington and Northwest Commonwealth, Sanctuary
Similar to previous area, this location has all the workbenches and a Workstation to build your settlement.
Workstation #22
Location: Natick and the glowing Sea, Somerville Place
You simply need to head over to the said location and find a Workstation here.
Workstation #23
Location: Quincy and Southern Commonwealth, Spectacle Island
In order to access the Workstation, you need to break the circuit using the green boat. In addition to this, you’ll also find a Chemistry Station, a Power Armor Station, and a Cooking Station in here.
Workstation #24
Location: Lexington and Northwest Commonwealth, Starlight Drive In
You need to unlock the store room in the backside of the area in order to access the Workstation and a Cooking Station.
Workstation #25
Location: Lexington and Northwest Commonwealth, Sunshine Tidings Co-op
You need to head over to the area in order to find a Workstation, a Cooking Station, and a Chemistry Station.
Workstation #26
Location: North Central Commonwealth, Taffington Boat House
This area houses a Workstation, a Cooking Station, and a Chemistry Station.
Workstation #27
Location: Lexington and Northwest Commonwealth, Tenpines Bluff
You will come across a Workstation and Cooking Station in this area.
Workstation #28
Location: Neighborhood; South Boston, the Castle
There are a couple of Chemistry Stations in this area, a Weapons Workbench, an Armor Workbench and a Workstation for your settlement.
Workstation #29
Location: North Central Commonwealth, the Slog
Aside from an Armor Workbench and a Cooking Station, you can also find a Workstation in this area.
Workstation #30
Location: Quincy and Southern Commonwealth, Warwick Homestead
The final Workstation of the game in addition to a Cooking Station can be located in this area.
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