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==[[Liberty City in GTA III Era|Liberty City]] (GTA III Era)== | ==[[Liberty City in GTA III Era|Liberty City]] (GTA III Era)== | ||
<!--[[File:Aspatria-BedfordPointexpressway-GTAIII-southwards.jpg|thumb|250px|right|The [[Aspatria - Bedford Point Expressway]] in [[Grand Theft Auto III]].]]--> | <!--[[File:Aspatria-BedfordPointexpressway-GTAIII-southwards.jpg|thumb|250px|right|The [[Aspatria - Bedford Point Expressway]] in [[Grand Theft Auto III]].]]--> | ||
*East Monroe Avenue, [[Staunton Island]]<ref name="official_gta3"></ref> | |||
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*Fairbanks Avenue, Shoreside Vale<ref name="official_gta3"></ref> | *Fairbanks Avenue, Shoreside Vale<ref name="official_gta3"></ref> | ||
*Portland Boulevard, Portland<ref name="official_gta3">[http://www.rockstargames.com/grandtheftauto3/ Official GTA III website], [[Rockstar Games]]</ref> | *Portland Boulevard, Portland<ref name="official_gta3">[http://www.rockstargames.com/grandtheftauto3/ Official GTA III website], [[Rockstar Games]]</ref> | ||
*West Front Street, Portland<ref name="official_gta3"></ref> | *West Front Street, Portland<ref name="official_gta3"></ref> | ||
==GTA Vice City and GTA Vice City Stories== | ==GTA Vice City and GTA Vice City Stories== | ||
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<!--Possible fan name || *Vanderblit Road, Las Venturas--> | <!--Possible fan name || *Vanderblit Road, Las Venturas--> | ||
*Verbatim Road, Las Venturas: Mentioned on a [[BF Motors]] advertising in the GTA San Andreas' PlayStation 2 manual. | *Verbatim Road, Las Venturas: Mentioned on a [[BF Motors]] advertising in the GTA San Andreas' PlayStation 2 manual. | ||
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Revision as of 19:20, 30 April 2012
Street names are a relatively cosmetic aspect of Grand Theft Auto games that were originally mentioned rarely beginning Grand Theft Auto: Vice City to define more prominent landmarks in the city, with the concept utilized in a similar degree in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas and Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories. Due to the increased level of detail, nearly all streets in Grand Theft Auto IV have names, which are are supposedly useful for locating landmarks.
Liberty City (GTA III Era)
- East Monroe Avenue, Staunton Island[1]
- Fairbanks Avenue, Shoreside Vale[1]
- Portland Boulevard, Portland[1]
- West Front Street, Portland[1]
GTA Vice City and GTA Vice City Stories
GTA San Andreas
- Broadway, Los Santos: Mentioned on signage of Ugaladajara Jewelry Plaza, specifically stating being located on the southern stretch of the road.
- Dix Road, Los Santos: Mentioned on BF Motors and De Koch advertising in GTA San Andreas' PlayStation 2 manual.
- Grove Street, Los Santos.
- Saints Boulevard, Los Santos: Mentioned on East Beach's prominent street arch.
- San Peeso Street, Los Santos: Mentioned on Pik N' Go Market signage.
- Temple Drive, Los Santos: Mentioned as the street where the Temple Drive Families take their name from.
- Auto Circle, San Fierro: Mentioned on a BF Motors advertising in GTA San Andreas' PlayStation 2 manual.
- Hasselhoff Street, San Fierro: Mentioned on the Big Pointy Building's signage as the street the building is located.
- Windy Windy Windy Windy Street, San Fierro.
- Harry Gold Parkway, Las Venturas
- Julius Thruway, Las Venturas
- The Strip, Las Venturas
- Verbatim Road, Las Venturas: Mentioned on a BF Motors advertising in the GTA San Andreas' PlayStation 2 manual.
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The Strip, both a road and neighborhood of Las Venturas, in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas.
GTA IV
In Grand Theft Auto IV, some street names in Liberty City have certain themes associated to them. In Algonquin, the east-west streets are named after minerals, gems, and metals; north-south streets named after American cities, usually capital cities. In Broker, the east-west streets are named after famous cowboys; north-south streets are named after American Indian tribes. In Dukes, the east-west streets are named after leaders in the American Revolution; north-south streets are named after Revolutionary War battles. In Bohan, east-west streets are named after break dance moves; north-south streets are named after prisons. In Alderney, north of the Hickey Bridge, streets are named after mountains; between the Booth Tunnel and Hickey Bridge, streets are named after cult leaders; between the industrial district and Booth Tunnel, streets are named after famous inventors and some tools.[2]
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