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[[Image:LasBrujas.jpg|thumb|300px|right|Las Brujas in [[Bone County]], [[State of San Andreas|San Andreas]]]]
[[File:LasBrujas-GTASA-southwestwards.jpg|thumb|400px|right|Las Brujas in [[Bone County]], [[San Andreas in GTA III Era|San Andreas]].]]
'''Las Brujas''' is a tiny ghost town sandwiched between [[Sherman Dam]] and [[El Castillo del Diablo]] in [[Bone County]], [[State of San Andreas|San Andreas]]. Also near the area besides El Castillo del Diablo and Sherman Dam are [[Area 69]], [[Regular Tom]] and [[Verdant Meadows]]. There are no functional facilities servicing this area and none of the buildings are occupied, except during missions for [[Mike Toreno]] ([[Interdiction]]) and [[Frank Tenpenny]] ([[High Noon]]). The name ''Las Brujas'' translates directly from Spanish as ''The Witches''. There is a rumor that an NPC pops up at nighttime hours, around midnight, and stands in one spot. However, it is either a mod or a myth. This is the location where the advertisement of [[Spittoon]], a television program in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]], is shot.
'''Las Brujas''' is a tiny ghost town nestled between the [[Sherman Dam]], [[Arco del Oeste]], and [[El Castillo del Diablo]] in [[Bone County]], [[San Andreas in GTA III Era|San Andreas]]. Also near the area are [[Area 69]] (a no-fly zone), [[Regular Tom]], and [[Verdant Meadows]]. The name ''Las Brujas'' translates directly from Spanish as ''The Witches''.


The town is depicted as a one-street settlement populated by predominantly wooden buildings, appearing similar to a frontier town in the Wild West. In addition to the standard fare of (now empty) homes and businesses, the town also features a modest wooden chapel, complete with a fenced cemetery containing tombstones in the rear.


There are no functional facilities servicing this area and none of the buildings are occupied, except during missions for [[Mike Toreno]] (''[[Interdiction]]'') and [[Frank Tenpenny]] (''[[High Noon]]''). In addition, the advertisement of [[Spittoon]], a [[TV Shows in GTA IV|television program]] in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]], is shot in Las Brujas.


The town has alot of history, and seems to be a preserved Old Western Town from the 1800s.
== Weapons ==
* [[Flowers]] - In the small cemetery on the east side of the town.


==Weapons==
== Trivia ==
*[[Flowers]] - In the small cemetery east of town
* If the player drives a vehicle near the entrance of the cemetery, a wheel may occasionally slip down a shallow hole. Although nothing is down there, it may be the grave Carl dug in the mission "High Noon". It can be seen in [[:File:LasBrujas-GTASA-northwestwards.jpg|this image]] to the right, appearing in a triangular form behind the old chapel.
* The graveyard is half buried in sand and the gates are falling apart indicating that the place has been struck by desertification hence becoming a ghost town.
* There is a reference to its English name on the police radio. Occasionally the player may hear "There's some crazy old lady in Las Brujas. She claims she's a witch."


== Gallery ==
== Gallery ==
<gallery>
{| align="center"
Image:Las Brujas.jpg|Alternate angle at night.
|<gallery width="auto" perrow="4" style="font-size:95%; padding:0;" widths="180">
</gallery>[[File:Gallery148.jpg|thumb|left|Small cemetery with shallow grave]]
File:LasBrujas-GTASA-map.jpg|A rough depiction of Las Brujas' boundaries within Bone County.
File:LasBrujas-GTASA-northwestwards.jpg|Las Brujas at another angle during the day; [[Arco del Oeste]] is visible in the background.
</gallery>
|}
 
{{GTASA Rural Areas}}
 
[[Category:Places in Bone County]]
[[Category:Places in Bone County]]
[[Category:Towns in San Andreas]]
[[Category:Towns in San Andreas in GTA III Era]]

Latest revision as of 16:22, 20 October 2019

Las Brujas in Bone County, San Andreas.

Las Brujas is a tiny ghost town nestled between the Sherman Dam, Arco del Oeste, and El Castillo del Diablo in Bone County, San Andreas. Also near the area are Area 69 (a no-fly zone), Regular Tom, and Verdant Meadows. The name Las Brujas translates directly from Spanish as The Witches.

The town is depicted as a one-street settlement populated by predominantly wooden buildings, appearing similar to a frontier town in the Wild West. In addition to the standard fare of (now empty) homes and businesses, the town also features a modest wooden chapel, complete with a fenced cemetery containing tombstones in the rear.

There are no functional facilities servicing this area and none of the buildings are occupied, except during missions for Mike Toreno (Interdiction) and Frank Tenpenny (High Noon). In addition, the advertisement of Spittoon, a television program in Grand Theft Auto IV, is shot in Las Brujas.

Weapons

  • Flowers - In the small cemetery on the east side of the town.

Trivia

  • If the player drives a vehicle near the entrance of the cemetery, a wheel may occasionally slip down a shallow hole. Although nothing is down there, it may be the grave Carl dug in the mission "High Noon". It can be seen in this image to the right, appearing in a triangular form behind the old chapel.
  • The graveyard is half buried in sand and the gates are falling apart indicating that the place has been struck by desertification hence becoming a ghost town.
  • There is a reference to its English name on the police radio. Occasionally the player may hear "There's some crazy old lady in Las Brujas. She claims she's a witch."

Gallery