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[[File:AvispaCountryClub-GTASA.jpg|thumb|376px|right|Avispa Country Club in [[San Fierro]]. In the background is a semi-visible view of [[Missionary Hill]].]] | [[File:AvispaCountryClub-GTASA.jpg|thumb|376px|right|Avispa Country Club in [[San Fierro]]. In the background is a semi-visible view of [[Missionary Hill]].]] | ||
[[File:AvispaCountryClub-GTASA-map.jpg|thumb|Avispa Country Club location]] | [[File:AvispaCountryClub-GTASA-map.jpg|thumb|Avispa Country Club location]] | ||
'''Avispa Country Club''' serves as both a privately maintained golf course and a district of [[San Fierro]], [[San Andreas in GTA III Era|San Andreas]]. It is located at the southern tip of the city, abutting [[Missionary Hill]]. To the north are [[Ocean Flats]], [[Hashbury]], and [[Garcia]]; to the east is [[Foster Valley]]; and to the south is [[Mount Chiliad]]. | '''Avispa Country Club''' serves as both a privately maintained golf course and a district of [[San Fierro]], [[San Andreas in GTA III Era|San Andreas]]. It is located at the southern tip of the city, abutting [[Missionary Hill]]. To the north are [[Ocean Flats]], [[Hashbury]], and [[Garcia]]; to the east is [[Foster Valley]]; and to the south is [[Mount Chiliad in GTA III Era|Mount Chiliad]]. | ||
While the golf course is located on the northern slopes of Missionary Hill, the country club's main building is located on the shoreline, directly south of Ocean Flats. There are also four tennis courts in front of the main building. The building's location (next to the highway entering the city), its proximity to the ocean, and its general design are highly reminiscent of Adolf Sutro's [[:wp:File:CliffHouseStorm.jpg|1896 Victorian version of the Cliff House restaurant]] in San Francisco's Ocean Beach, which burned down in 1907. The location of the golf course itself is comparable to that of the golf courses surrounding [[:wp:Lake Merced|Lake Merced]]. | While the golf course is located on the northern slopes of Missionary Hill, the country club's main building is located on the shoreline, directly south of Ocean Flats. There are also four tennis courts in front of the main building. The building's location (next to the highway entering the city), its proximity to the ocean, and its general design are highly reminiscent of Adolf Sutro's [[:wp:File:CliffHouseStorm.jpg|1896 Victorian version of the Cliff House restaurant]] in San Francisco's Ocean Beach, which burned down in 1907. The location of the golf course itself is comparable to that of the golf courses surrounding [[:wp:Lake Merced|Lake Merced]]. | ||