Some are passable in a vehicle in one direction but not in the other.Some are passable with vehicles some are not.Players will find that these are not always passable due to plot and storyline restrictions.These are denoted by broken white circles which usually are seen at the edges of the various Maps.For a more detailed list see Interesting Places.Within the various levels there are a plethora of minor locations.In addition to the other factions in The Zone, a variety of mutants can also be found within all areas of The Zone, with more 'newbie' areas being populated by Blind dogs, Boars, Fleshes, and Pseudodogs while the more 'veteran' areas see the more aggressive and difficult mutants such as the infamous Bloodsuckers, Poltergeists, Pseudogiants, and Chimera. These relationships also evolve during the Game. Each faction has a different relationship with the other factions present in The Zone, sometimes friendly, neutral, or hostile. Each map is considerably larger than its Shadow of Chernobyl equivalent, ranging anywhere from 2-4 times the size of the original levels created by GSC Game World.Д®ach level has designated entry and exit points, which can be found when the player accesses the 'Map' portion of their in-game PDA. The player begins in the Cordon, which is considered to be the main entry point into The Zone, just beyond a military checkpoint on the main road.

There are 30 maps or 'levels' that make up The Zone in Lost Alpha. This page gives a broad synopsis of the Zone that is open to exploration in S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Lost Alpha.

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