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* Alderney is a neighboring island to Jersey in the English Channel, hence the name "Alderney" replacing "New Jersey" in the GTA IV canon. | * Alderney is a neighboring island to Jersey in the English Channel, hence the name "Alderney" replacing "New Jersey" in the GTA IV canon. | ||
* Alderney is | * Alderney is frequently derided by Libertonian citizens and news media like [[Weazel News]] throughout the game, parodying the antagonism between New York and New Jersey. | ||
* Elizabeth of York and Queen Elizabeth I were members of the Tudor dynasty, hence 'Tudor' county substituting for 'Elizabeth'. | * Elizabeth of York and Queen Elizabeth I were members of the Tudor dynasty, hence 'Tudor' county substituting for 'Elizabeth'. | ||
* Normandy is the name of a region on the French north coast -- compare Bayonne, on the French south coast. | * Normandy is the name of a region on the French north coast -- compare Bayonne, on the French south coast. | ||
* Berchem is the name of a district in Antwerp, Belgium. To the west of the Berchem district is the Hoboken district of Antwerp, where the name of New Jersey's Hoboken was once believed to be derived from. | * Berchem is the name of a district in Antwerp, Belgium. To the west of the Berchem district is the Hoboken district of Antwerp, where the name of New Jersey's Hoboken was once believed to be derived from. | ||
* [[DJ Mister Cee]] of [[The Beat 102.7]] once referred to [[Alderney]] as "Al-Dirty", a play on the New Jersey nickname "Dirty Jerz". | * [[DJ Mister Cee]] of [[The Beat 102.7]] once referred to [[Alderney]] as "Al-Dirty", a play on the New Jersey nickname "Dirty Jerz". | ||
* | * Some dialogue in the game refers to Alderney as “Guernsey”, suggesting that, at some point in GTA IV's development, the state may have carried its GTA 1 name of "New Guernsey". "Guernsey" may, however, simply be a nickname for the state. | ||
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