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{{gtav-road
|name=U.S. Route 20<br />
Elysian Fields Freeway
|shield=US20-GTAV-logo.svg
|west end=[[La Puerta Freeway|Interstate 5]] at the [[Port of Los Santos]]
|junctions=[[Route 17]] and [[Route 18]] in [[East Los Santos in GTA V|East Los Santos]]
|east end=[[Interstate 2]] and [[Interstate 4]]/[[Route 15]] in [[East Los Santos in GTA V|East Los Santos]]
}}
'''Elysian Fields Freeway''' ('''Route 20'''), is a freeway located in [[East Los Santos in GTA V|East Los Santos]], [[San Andreas in GTA V|San Andreas]]. It is part of the in-game [[Numbered Highways in San Andreas|highway system]].

==Route Description==
The Elysian Fields Freeway is an east-west highway in southern Los Santos that serves as a freeway bypass of [[Route 22]] through the [[Port of Los Santos]]. It carries the [[The Gerald Desmond Bridge]] and is a major connector between [[East Los Santos in GTA V|East Los Santos]] and [[Los Santos International Airport in GTA V|Los Santos International Airport]].

From the west, The four-lane elevated freeway continues from the [[La Puerta Freeway]] at an off-ramp into the [[Port of Los Santos|Port]]. As soon as it touches ground after the Desmond Bridge, it hooks north along the [[Murrieta Oil Field]], and crosses [[El Rancho Blvd|El Ranho Boulevard]] at the intersection of routes [[Route 17|17]] and [[Route 18|18]]. It becomes a proper freeway at this point (widening up to six or eight lanes) as it reaches the the intersection of the [[Interstate 4]]/[[Route 15]]. From there it continues as the Del Perro Freeway ([[Interstate 2]]).

==Trivia==
*In Greek mythology, the Elysian Fields were the section of the underworld in which the heroic dead would reside.
*The Elysian Fields Freeway is a reference to the [[w:c:lanoire:Elysian Fields Development|Elysian Fields&nbsp;Development Company]] which is featured promninently in the story of ''L.A. Noire'', another video game released by Rockstar.
*Also, being a freeway, it may reference Elysian Fields Development's involvement in a scheme to defraud the government by overvaluing property that would be bought up for freeway contruction.
*Its name could also be a reference to [[wp:Elysian Park, Los Angeles|Elysian Park]], located near Downtown Los Angeles.

[[Category:Highways]]