Los Santos Storm Drain: Difference between revisions

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The Los Santos Storm Drain in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas.

The Los Santos Storm Drain is a river canal that runs throughout most of Los Santos, San Andreas and is based on the real life Los Angeles River. It passes through eleven districts in Los Santos namely; Downtown Los Santos, Commerce, Market, Little Mexico, Willowfield, East Los Santos, Idlewood, Ganton, East Beach and Ocean Docks. There are eight tunnels (five are fully accessible and three only accessible by entering Blue Hell).

Events in GTA San Andreas

The Canal is heavily involved in the mission Just Business where Big Smoke and Carl Johnson use it as a way to try to escape the pursuing Russian Mafia. The two escape through the old sewer tunnel that carl mentioned earlier which leads them to a parking lot in East Beach and decide to split up.

Trivia

There is one Gang Tag in the drainage system.
There are many hacks and cheats to fill the canal full of water.
The Los Santos Storm Drain is much removed from ground level, making it an easy area to remove a wanted level.
The short fenced off tunnel beside the tunnel, with the wires and red lights, can be accesed via the Mulholland safehouse using a jetpack. The other two fenced tunnels, however, are not solid.
In the PlayStation 2 version the game occasionally freezes when the player heads towards Ocean Docks however in the platinum version the bug has been patched.
Carl Johnson, in the mission Just Business, recounts not liking the tunnels of the storm drain when he was a child.
The storm drain does not appear to be used to dispose of sewage, although in the past it had done as confirmed by Carl Johnson in Just Business however part of the drain is still a sewer as two small sewer looking tunnels appear at the end of the drain near downtown.
There are several shopping carts and cars lying in the drain.

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 [[File:LosSantosStormDrain-GTASA.png|thumb|right|333px|The Los Santos Storm Drain in [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]].]]
 [[File:JustBusiness-GTASA.jpg|thumb|The Canal as featured in [[Just Business]].]]
-The '''Los Santos Storm Drain''' is a river canal that runs throughout most of [[Los Santos in GTA III Era|Los Santos]], [[San Andreas in GTA III Era|San Andreas]] and is based on the real life [[:wp:Los Angeles River|Los Angeles River]]. It passes through eleven districts in Los Santos namely; [[Downtown Los Santos]], [[Commerce]], [[Market, Los Santos|Market]], [[Little Mexico]], [[Willowfield]], [[East Los Santos]], [[Idlewood]], [[Ganton]], [[East Beach]] and [[Ocean Docks]]. There are eight tunnels (five are fully accessible and three only accessible by entering [[Blue Hell]]).
+The '''Los Santos Storm Drain''' is a river canal that runs throughout most of [[Los Santos in GTA III Era|Los Santos]], [[San Andreas in GTA III Era|San Andreas]] and is based on the real life [[:wp:Los Angeles River|Los Angeles River]]. It passes through eleven districts in Los Santos namely; [[Downtown Los Santos in GTA III Era|Downtown Los Santos]], [[Commerce]], [[Market, Los Santos|Market]], [[Little Mexico]], [[Willowfield]], [[East Los Santos in GTA III Era|East Los Santos]], [[Idlewood]], [[Ganton]], [[East Beach]] and [[Ocean Docks]]. There are eight tunnels (five are fully accessible and three only accessible by entering [[Blue Hell]]).
-==Events in GTA San Andreas==
+== Events in GTA San Andreas ==
 The Canal is heavily involved in the mission [[Just Business]] where [[Big Smoke]] and [[Carl Johnson]] use it as a way to try to escape the pursuing [[Russian Mafia]]. The two escape through the old sewer tunnel that carl mentioned earlier which leads them to a parking lot in [[East Beach]] and decide to split up.
 == Trivia ==
-*There is one [[Tag|Gang Tag]] in the drainage system.
+* There is one [[Tag|Gang Tag]] in the drainage system.
-*There are many hacks and cheats to fill the canal full of water.
+* There are many hacks and cheats to fill the canal full of water.
-*The Los Santos Storm Drain is much removed from ground level, making it an easy area to remove a [[Wanted Level in GTA III Era|wanted level]].
+* The Los Santos Storm Drain is much removed from ground level, making it an easy area to remove a [[Wanted Level in GTA III Era|wanted level]].
-*The short fenced off tunnel beside the tunnel, with the wires and red lights, can be accesed via the [[Mulholland Safehouse|Mulholland safehouse]] using a [[Jetpack|jetpack]]. The other two fenced tunnels, however, are not solid.
+* The short fenced off tunnel beside the tunnel, with the wires and red lights, can be accesed via the [[Mulholland Safehouse|Mulholland safehouse]] using a [[jetpack]]. The other two fenced tunnels, however, are not solid.
-*In the [[PlayStation 2]] version the game occasionally freezes when the player heads towards [[Ocean Docks]].
+* In the [[PlayStation 2]] version the game occasionally freezes when the player heads towards [[Ocean Docks]] however in the platinum version the bug has been patched.
-*[[Carl Johnson]], in the mission [[Just Business]], recounts not liking the tunnels of the storm drain when he was a child.
+* [[Carl Johnson]], in the mission [[Just Business]], recounts not liking the tunnels of the storm drain when he was a child.
-*The storm drain does not appear to be used to dispose of sewage, although in the past it had done as confirmed by [[Carl Johnson]] in [[Just Business]].
+* The storm drain does not appear to be used to dispose of sewage, although in the past it had done as confirmed by [[Carl Johnson]] in [[Just Business]] however part of the drain is still a sewer as two small sewer looking tunnels appear at the end of the drain near downtown.
+* There are several shopping carts and cars lying in the drain.
-[[Category:Places in Los Santos]]
+[[Category:Places in Los Santos in GTA III Era]]