Where To Find The Waterway Dead Drop On Ashika Island In Call Of Duty DMZ

There are some Waterway Dead Drops that are simply way too easy and safe to find. You can land next to them by flying off the plane and just like that, you are there. Some, on the other hand, aren’t that simple.

In this guide, we will show you the hardest Waterway Dead Drop location placed on Ashika Island. Let’s get started.

Call Of Duty DMZ – Where To Find The Waterway Dead Drop On Ashika Island

This is the location where you shall need to come to be able to find the Waterway Dead Drop just next to Port Ashika on Ashika island.

You cannot come here flying because this white dumpster will actually be under the ground and you shall need to run inside of it.

You will need to follow the tunnel road next to the water and just when you are at the end of it, take a right and you will see the white dumpster.

Once you interact with it you are going to get the Waterway Dea Drop. Congratulations!

We hope that this guide has helped you out on what needed to be done in order to fully explore and locate the Ashika Island Waterway Dead Drop. Have fun looking for it yourself!

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