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'''Hashbury''' is a neighborhood of [[San Fierro]] in [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]]. This district is dominated by a counter-culture vibe, boasting such retailers as the Hippy Shopper and a general euphoria and laid-back sentiment surrounding the neighborhood. [[Zero]]'s RC Shop is just to the northeast of Hashbury, in [[King's]]. Opposite Zero's shop, between Hashbury and King's, is an unused baseball diamond. To the north is [[Queens]] and [[San Fierro City Hall|City Hall]]; to the south is [[Avispa Country Club]]; and to the east is [[Garcia]]. | |||
The name Hashbury is a play on the name of this district's real-life counterpart, the Haight-Ashbury district of San Francisco. Like the Haight-Ashbury district, Hashbury is predominantly inhabited by hippies and other members of the social fringe, and supports a "joint" festival with Garcia, a double entendre referring to both the cooperative nature of the festival and its theme (marijuana). | |||
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Revision as of 20:21, 6 May 2008
Hashbury is a neighborhood of San Fierro in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. This district is dominated by a counter-culture vibe, boasting such retailers as the Hippy Shopper and a general euphoria and laid-back sentiment surrounding the neighborhood. Zero's RC Shop is just to the northeast of Hashbury, in King's. Opposite Zero's shop, between Hashbury and King's, is an unused baseball diamond. To the north is Queens and City Hall; to the south is Avispa Country Club; and to the east is Garcia.
The name Hashbury is a play on the name of this district's real-life counterpart, the Haight-Ashbury district of San Francisco. Like the Haight-Ashbury district, Hashbury is predominantly inhabited by hippies and other members of the social fringe, and supports a "joint" festival with Garcia, a double entendre referring to both the cooperative nature of the festival and its theme (marijuana).
