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Easton station is a three-entrance station extending from [[The Triangle]] to [[Easton]] in central [[Algonquin]], [[Liberty City in GTA IV Era|Liberty City]]. Two of its entrances are located to the east on both sides of Columbus Avenue between Iron and Hematite Streets, along the border between The Triangle and Easton, while the westernmost entrance is located at [[Burlesque]] in The Triangle. | Easton station is a three-entrance station extending from [[The Triangle]] to [[Easton]] in central [[Algonquin]], [[Liberty City in GTA IV Era|Liberty City]]. Two of its entrances are located to the east on both sides of Columbus Avenue between Iron and Hematite Streets, along the border between The Triangle and Easton, while the westernmost entrance is located at [[Burlesque]] in The Triangle. | ||
The station is notable for its unique design as a subway station. In addition to two conventional entrances towards the east, Easton station includes an entrance at [[Burlesque]] embedded into the [[Daily Globe]] building and bearing a unique and modern facade, | The station is notable for its unique design as a subway station. In addition to two conventional entrances towards the east, Easton station includes an entrance at [[Burlesque]] embedded into the [[Daily Globe]] building and bearing a unique and modern facade, a cross of entrances of the [[wp:Times Square – 42nd Street (New York City Subway)|Times Square – 42nd Street station]] at 42nd West and 7th Avenue [http://www.nycsubway.org/perl/show?54338][http://www.nycsubway.org/perl/show?53358][http://www.nycsubway.org/perl/show?53359]. The station also features a long underground concourse connected to all three exits and two stations, as well as wide hallways to and from the entrances and concourse. | ||
Nearby attractions include [[Star Junction]] (to the west), the [[Triangle Building]] and [[Grand Easton Terminal]] (to the east). | Nearby attractions include [[Star Junction]] (to the west), the [[Triangle Building]] and [[Grand Easton Terminal]] (to the east). | ||