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[[File:Mulholland Drive.JPG|thumb|300px|right|The Mulholland Drive in [[Los Santos]]]] | [[File:Mulholland Drive.JPG|thumb|300px|right|The Mulholland Drive in [[Los Santos in GTA III Era|Los Santos]].]] | ||
'''Mulholland Drive''' is a major east-west (or vice-versa) street in [[Los Santos]]. It is the northernmost street in Los Santos and it connects [[Rodeo]] to [[East Beach]] and goes through the [[Mulholland Intersection]]. Its real life counterpart is [[wp:Santa Monica Boulevard|Santa Monica Boulevard]] in [[wp:Los Angeles|Los Angeles]], although there is a real street in the city called [[wp:Mulholland Drive|Mulholland Drive]], which inspired a [[wp:Mulholland Drive (film)|famous film of the same name]]. | '''Mulholland Drive''' is a major east-west (or vice-versa) street in [[Los Santos in GTA III Era|Los Santos]]. It is the northernmost street in Los Santos and it connects [[Rodeo]] to [[East Beach]] and goes through the [[Mulholland Intersection]]. Its real life counterpart is [[wp:Santa Monica Boulevard|Santa Monica Boulevard]] in [[wp:Los Angeles|Los Angeles]], although there is a real street in the city called [[wp:Mulholland Drive|Mulholland Drive]], which inspired a [[wp:Mulholland Drive (film)|famous film of the same name]]. | ||
[[Category:Places in Los Santos in GTA III Era]] | [[Category:Places in Los Santos in GTA III Era]] | ||
[[Category:Streets]] | [[Category:Streets]] | ||
[[Category:Locations in San Andreas in GTA III Era]] | [[Category:Locations in San Andreas in GTA III Era]] | ||
Latest revision as of 20:17, 12 August 2012
Mulholland Drive is a major east-west (or vice-versa) street in Los Santos. It is the northernmost street in Los Santos and it connects Rodeo to East Beach and goes through the Mulholland Intersection. Its real life counterpart is Santa Monica Boulevard in Los Angeles, although there is a real street in the city called Mulholland Drive, which inspired a famous film of the same name.