Osiris: New Dawn Where To Find Resources (Gold, Diamonds, Plutonium, and More)

October 4, 2016







Being a survival game, Osiris: New Dawn is heavily oriented around resource gathering and crafting. Due to this, understanding where to find the necessities that you require is instrumental to your success.





Below you will find a list of longitude and latitude coordinates that pin-point where to find specific resources. For context as to where you are located and where you need to go in order to find the resources, press 4 on your keyboard. This will display a map that indicates your current position. Compare this to the coordinates below to find what you're looking for.


 



Aluminum

19.2, -24.7
0.9, -12.9
-10.2, 2
1.6, 7.2
-6.1, 16.2
-9.9, 5.1
1.3, 6.7

Berry

-0.5, 6.4
-9.9, 15.6
16.3, -4.9

Carbon

15.6, -16.4
3.2, 12.4
16.5, -13.3
15.5, -16.2
3.2, 12.4
-14, 18.4
14.6, 6.2
18, 10.7
2.8, 12.3

Chlorine

8.3, -2.7
8.2, -2.8
-5.1, -0.2
-10, -19.4

Copper

15.7, -26.8
-0.3, 9.5
1.1, 6.5
1.3, 6.7
-4, 13.2
-7.6, 11.7
-9, 12.8
1.6, 7.2
5.1, 0.9
20.7, -21.1
1.5, 9.5
7.7, 10.4

Diamond

2.5, 14.0
-1.5, 9.4
2.6, 14.2

Gold

3.2, -4.8
11.1, -24.4
-11.4, -14.5
2, -2.9
2.3, -3.2
-14, 18.4
2.1, -3

Hydrogen

18, 10.7
0.4, -8.2
3.2, 12.4
-14, 18.4
2.8, 12.3
3.2, 12.4
-17.4, 2.6
15.6, -16.4

Lithium

1.4, 9.4
-1.5, 9.4
0.5, 10.7
-2.2, 11.4
-2.5, 11.5
-6.7, -23.6

Iron

-0.6, 9.5
1.1, 6.5
1.5, 8.1
1.3, 6.7
0.9, -12.9
1.6, 7.2
-6.1, 16.2
-0.8, 14.3

Lead

-0.3, 9.5
-6, 13.8
-5.3, 14.1
9.2, 13.4

Magnesium

4.0, 9.7
-3.9, 4.3
-3.8, 4.5
-5.8, -4.3
10, -6
-7, -4
4.3, 9.5
-3.9, 4.3
10.7, -6.2
-6.8, -2.3
-7.2, -5.5
-5.8, -5.5
11.3, 22.2
-6.4, -17.9
11.2, -24.4
11.2, -4.9
11.8, -22.5

Oxygen Geysers

0.8, 2.3
0.7, -2.5
0.9, -12.9
2.1, -13.2
-9.9, 15.6
15.1, -9.2
15.6, -26.5
15.7, -26.8

Plutonium

0, 22.1
12.4, -27
-17, -3.7
-1.3, 2.7
8.2, -2.8
15.4, -2.7
-9.6, 19.7
-5.7, 12.2
12.4, -26.9
-14.1, -11.1

Rubber Trees

0, 9.6
8.8, 8.1
8.8, 10.7
10.2, -17
9.4, 10.2
0.4, 10.2
9.3, -15.5
10.4, -16.1
10.6, -16.2

Titanium

9, 11.8
-9, 12.4
1.5, 9.5
9.3, -9.5
2.5, -13.3
0.9, -12.9
2.1, -13.2
-3.3, 14.4
-9.1, -12.6
-2.2, -20.3
15.7, -26.8
-12.2, 17.8

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