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'''Rotterdam Hill''' is a small, trendy neighborhood located in central [[Broker]], [[Liberty City]].  It is bordered to the north and to the west by Brunner Street ([[BOABO]]); to the southwest by Monahet Avenue and to the south by Chive Street ([[East Hook]]); and to the east by Mohawk Avenue and Oneida Avenue ([[Downtown Broker|Downtown]] and [[Outlook]], respectively).
'''Rotterdam Hill''' is a small, trendy upscale neighborhood located in central [[Broker]], [[Liberty City]].  It is bordered to the north and to the west by Brunner Street ([[BOABO]]); to the southwest by Mohanet Avenue and to the south by Chive Street ([[East Hook]]); and to the east by Mohawk Avenue and Oneida Avenue ([[Downtown Broker|Downtown]] and [[Outlook]], respectively).


==Character==
==Character==

Revision as of 22:32, 15 July 2008

Rotterdam Hill is a small, trendy upscale neighborhood located in central Broker, Liberty City. It is bordered to the north and to the west by Brunner Street (BOABO); to the southwest by Mohanet Avenue and to the south by Chive Street (East Hook); and to the east by Mohawk Avenue and Oneida Avenue (Downtown and Outlook, respectively).

Character

Rotterdam Hill gives off a very quaint vibe with elements of trendiness. Its (few) streets are lined with well-maintained brownstones and are very quiet, compared to the busy roads just a few blocks to the east in Downtown.

People of interest

Michelle, Niko Bellic's first girlfriend in Liberty City, resides in the neighborhood along

Places of interest

A fire department is located north of the junction of Onion Street, Mohawk Avenue, and Munsee Avenue, at the neighborhood's border with Downtown.

Influence

Rotterdam Hill appears to be mainly derived from Brooklyn's Clinton Hill neighborhood in size (Clinton Hill is also a relatively small neighborhood), name (both reference a topographic peak), and character (trendy neighborhoods, many brownstones). However, it also may have been influenced by Brooklyn Heights as well, specifically with a promenade located along the northwest corner of the neighborhood (above the Brunner Street Tunnel), offering great, unobstructed views of the Algonquin skyline to the west.