Discover all 13 Relics scattered across Washington in The Division 2. Use this guide to locate each artifact with ease as you explore the game.
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- #1 – Abraham Lincoln’s Top Hat
- #2 – Lewis and Clark Pocket Compass
- #3 – Old Glory Flag
- #4 – Plymouth Rock Fragment
- #5 – The Bill of Rights
- #6 – The Constitution of the United States
- #7 – Crystal Skull
- #8 – Teddy Roosevelt’s Teddy Bear
- #9 – Lincoln’s Pocket Watch
- #10 – Yamaki Pine
- #11 – George Washington’s Battle Sword and Scabbard
- #12 – Greffuhle Stradivarius
- #13 – Thomas Jefferson’s Polygraph
#1 – Abraham Lincoln’s Top Hat
Find this relic in West Potomac Park. Look for a statue, and at its top, you’ll see the hat.
Fun Fact: Abraham Lincoln wore it to Ford’s Theatre on the night of his assassination
#2 – Lewis and Clark Pocket Compass
Head to the Southwest area. Enter a building and check behind the desk to locate this relic.
Fun Fact: It’s one of the few objects from the expedition that can be definitively traced back to them.
#3 – Old Glory Flag
Travel to the East Mall. To access the building, pick up the “Missing Curators” side mission near the JTF Comm “Georgetown Patrol.” Inside, go to the statue room to find the flag.
Fun Fact: The nickname “Old Glory” was first given by a sea captain who refused to lower the flag during a confrontation.
#4 – Plymouth Rock Fragment
Go to Judiciary Square and complete the “Judiciary Square Metro Station” side mission. This mission is available from the Drone Operator at the White House. Once inside the metro, look for a room where the relic is kept.
Fun Fact: Pieces of the rock were chipped off and given as souvenirs for centuries.
#5 – The Bill of Rights
This relic is in West Potomac at the Washington Monument Control Point storage room.
Fun Fact: James Madison originally proposed 12 amendments—only 10 were ratified initially.
#6 – The Constitution of the United States
Visit Downtown East and enter the building from the south side. Cross the water, climb up the rope to the roof, and head inside through the window. Go downstairs to find the relic behind the reception desk.
Fun Fact: It’s the oldest written national constitution still in use today.
#7 – Crystal Skull
Visit Downtown East and enter the building from the south side. Cross the water, climb up the rope to the roof, and head inside through the window. Go downstairs to find the relic behind the reception desk.
Fun Fact: Despite claims of ancient origin, most crystal skulls were made in the 1800s using modern tools.
#8 – Teddy Roosevelt’s Teddy Bear
Travel to the West End. Complete the “Historic District Attack” side mission, unlocked by upgrading the Campus Settlement fully. Once in the building, find the relic where civilians are hiding.
Fun Fact: The teddy bear was inspired by a 1902 hunting trip where Roosevelt refused to shoot a captured bear.
#9 – Lincoln’s Pocket Watch
Go to West Potomac Park. Use a nearby manhole south-east of the Lincoln Memorial to access the sewers where this relic is hidden.
Fun Fact: Hidden inside is a secret message engraved by a watchmaker during the Civil War.
#10 – Yamaki Pine
Head to Foggy Bottom. Find a large white truck near a fenced area. Use the truck to climb up, shoot the lock on the door, and proceed inside. Use a rope to reach the relic on the other side.
Fun Fact: This bonsai tree survived the Hiroshima atomic bomb and was later gifted to the U.S. for its bicentennial.
#11 – George Washington’s Battle Sword and Scabbard
Visit the White House Safe Area and find this relic by a grave in the green zone.
Fun Fact: The sword was eventually given to Congress by one of Washington’s descendants in 1843.
#12 – Greffuhle Stradivarius
Go to Downtown West, south of the settlement. Look for an alley between the buildings, and climb into the apartment where this relic is kept.
Fun Fact: Crafted in 1709, it’s one of the rare Stradivarius violins still in pristine condition.
#13 – Thomas Jefferson’s Polygraph
Find this relic in Constitution Hall, inside the prison. You’ll naturally encounter it while completing the “Outcast Work Camp” side mission.
Fun Fact: It wasn’t for detecting lies—it was a mechanical device that made a duplicate of everything he wrote.
Ensure you pick up all these Relics as you traverse through The Division 2. They add depth to the exploration while rewarding your curiosity.
The Division 2
Release: March 2019
Developer: Massive Entertainment
Publisher: Ubisoft
Official Website: https://www.ubisoft.com/en-gb/game/the-division/the-division-2
