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[[Image:LasPayasadas.jpg|thumb|300px|right|Las Payasadas in [[Bone County]], [[San Andreas]]]]
[[Image:LasPayasadas.jpg|thumb|300px|right|Las Payasadas in [[Bone County]], [[San Andreas]]]]
'''Las Payasadas''' is a small town located in northwestern [[Bone County]], [[San Andreas]].  It is situated only minutes northwest of [[Verdant Meadows]], and contains a prominent feature of the surrounding landscape, a large plaster chicken with a constantly bobbing head.  The name ''Las Payasadas'' translates roughly from Spanish to ''horseplay'' or ''clowning around'', a possible reference to the lack of seriousness afforded to this town owing to its giant chicken. Other than the chicken, the town does not possess any other points of interest.
'''Las Payasadas''' is a small town located in northwestern [[Bone County]], [[San Andreas]].  It is situated only minutes northwest of [[Verdant Meadows]], and contains a prominent feature of the surrounding landscape, a large plaster chicken with a constantly bobbing head.  The name ''Las Payasadas'' translates roughly from Spanish to ''horseplay'' or ''clowning around'', a possible reference to the lack of seriousness afforded to this town owing to its giant chicken. Other than the chicken, the town does not possess any other points of interest.
==Stationary Vehicles==
*[[Glendale]] (smashed up)
*[[Hotdog]]
*[[Mr. Whoopee]]
*[[Quad]]
==Weapons==
*[[Brass Knuckles]]
==Pickups==
*[[Statistics#HUD Stats|Body Armor]]
*One [[Police Bribes|Police Bribe]]
==Other==
*Two [[Unique Stunt Jumps]]


[[Category:Locations in GTA San Andreas]]
[[Category:Locations in GTA San Andreas]]
[[Category:Places in Bone County]]
[[Category:Places in Bone County]]

Revision as of 09:58, 23 January 2009

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Las Payasadas in Bone County, San Andreas

Las Payasadas is a small town located in northwestern Bone County, San Andreas. It is situated only minutes northwest of Verdant Meadows, and contains a prominent feature of the surrounding landscape, a large plaster chicken with a constantly bobbing head. The name Las Payasadas translates roughly from Spanish to horseplay or clowning around, a possible reference to the lack of seriousness afforded to this town owing to its giant chicken. Other than the chicken, the town does not possess any other points of interest.

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