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Alan Wake 2: How to get Sheriff’s Station map

Alan Wake 2

This guide explains how to get the Sheriff’s Station map in Alan Wake 2.

Alan Wake 2 takes FBI agents Saga Anderson and Alex Casey around the sleepy town of Bright Falls and its surrounding areas.

When you first arrive at nearby Cauldron Lake to investigate a series of mysterious murders, one of the first things most players will do is check out the helpful map board to figure out where they are. I certainly did – and it proved incredibly useful because it gave me a map I could access at any time.

Each area in the world of Alan Wake 2 requires its own individual map. However, it isn’t always clear where to find them. With maps being incredibly useful when it comes to learning about the local area, they are invaluable and an absolute must find for all players.

The Sheriff’s Station (or police station) is one of the main landmarks that players visit in Bright Falls. It is quite a large building with numerous different rooms. Acquiring the map makes it much easier to explore.

Let’s take a look at how to get the Sheriff’s Station map in Alan Wake 2.

How to get the Sheriff’s Station map in Alan Wake 2

This is how to get the Sheriff’s Station map in Alan Wake 2: The map can be acquired by interacting with the fire exit sign directly in front of you after entering, behind the station’s front desk.

How to get the Sheriff's Station map in Alan Wake 2

Simply walk behind the front desk and interact with the sign. This will give you access to the station’s internal building map.

How to get the Sheriff's Station map in Alan Wake 2

There are collectibles to find in the Sheriff’s Station, so having the map is really useful when it comers to navigating the building.

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Sam Harby

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