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− | '''Bismarck Avenue''' is an [[List of Street Names|avenue]] in ''[[Grand Theft Auto IV]]'' and ''[[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars]]'', located in [[Algonquin]], [[Liberty City]]. |
+ | '''Bismarck Avenue''' is an [[List of Street Names|avenue]] in ''[[Grand Theft Auto IV]]'' and ''[[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars]]'', located in [[Algonquin]], [[Liberty City]]. It is named after {{WP|Bismarck}}, the state capital of {{WP|North Dakota}}. |
==Description== |
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The entire street is a 2-lane road flowing in both directions and connects to 23 streets - almost all horizontal streets of the [[Algonquin]] [[List of Street Names|alphabetical system]], namely [[Amethyst Street|A]], [[Barium Street|B]], [[Calcium Street|C]], [[Diamond Street|D]], [[Emerald Street|E]], [[Feldspar Street|F]], [[Garnet Street|G]], [[Hematite Street|H]], [[Jade Street|J]], [[Kunzite Street|K]], [[Lorimar Street|L]], [[Manganese Street|M]], [[Nickel Street|N]], [[Obsidian Street|O]], [[Pyrite Street|P]], [[Quartz Street|Q]], [[Ruby Street|R]], [[Silicon Street|S]] and [[Topaz Street|T]], [[Uranium Street|U]] and [[Vauxite Street|V]], missing out letter [[Iron Street|I]], and falling short of [[Wardite Street|W]] and [[Xenotime Street|X]]. |
The entire street is a 2-lane road flowing in both directions and connects to 23 streets - almost all horizontal streets of the [[Algonquin]] [[List of Street Names|alphabetical system]], namely [[Amethyst Street|A]], [[Barium Street|B]], [[Calcium Street|C]], [[Diamond Street|D]], [[Emerald Street|E]], [[Feldspar Street|F]], [[Garnet Street|G]], [[Hematite Street|H]], [[Jade Street|J]], [[Kunzite Street|K]], [[Lorimar Street|L]], [[Manganese Street|M]], [[Nickel Street|N]], [[Obsidian Street|O]], [[Pyrite Street|P]], [[Quartz Street|Q]], [[Ruby Street|R]], [[Silicon Street|S]] and [[Topaz Street|T]], [[Uranium Street|U]] and [[Vauxite Street|V]], missing out letter [[Iron Street|I]], and falling short of [[Wardite Street|W]] and [[Xenotime Street|X]]. |
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− | While its stretch is technically longer than both [[Albany Avenue]] and [[Columbus Avenue]] - the second and first longest, respectively, Bismarck Avenue is broken up into 3 "sections" and, even when combined, only places third.<ref>[[File:BismarckAvenue-GTAIV-ComparisonLength.png|thumb|left|300px|A comparison between Bismarck Avenue and other avenues in length. Blue illustrates the original stretch of Bismarck Avenue, while red indicates a "compressed" stretch (excluding gaps), placed next to Columbus Avenue (left) and Albany Avenue (right) for comparison in length.]]</ref> |
+ | While its stretch is technically longer than both [[Albany Avenue]] and [[Columbus Avenue]] - the second and first longest, respectively, Bismarck Avenue is broken up into 3 "sections" and, even when combined, only places third.<ref>[[File:BismarckAvenue-GTAIV-ComparisonLength.png|thumb|left|300px|A comparison between Bismarck Avenue and other avenues in length. Blue illustrates the original stretch of Bismarck Avenue, while red indicates a "compressed" stretch (excluding gaps), placed next to Columbus Avenue (left) and Albany Avenue (right) for comparison in length.]]{{Clr}}</ref> |
It is likely based on Manhattan's [[wp:Park Avenue (Manhattan)|Park Avenue]], given where it passes through, particularly in the [[Lower Easton]] area of Algonquin, which appears to be based on Park Avenue's notable Grand Central Terminal stretch. |
It is likely based on Manhattan's [[wp:Park Avenue (Manhattan)|Park Avenue]], given where it passes through, particularly in the [[Lower Easton]] area of Algonquin, which appears to be based on Park Avenue's notable Grand Central Terminal stretch. |
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+ | ==Landmarks== |
+ | *[[Bismarck Avenue Building]] <small>(on [[Jade Street]])</small> |
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− | It's probably based on [[wp:Park Avenue|Park Avenue]], being a two-lane street in its central run and stopping in front of the [[GetaLife Building]], and continues after the [[Grand Easton Terminal]]. |
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+ | *[[Cleethorpes Tower]] <small>(between [[Nickel Street]] and [[Manganese Street]]; entrance on [[Columbus Avenue]])</small> |
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+ | *[[Columbus Cathedral]] <small>(between [[Manganese Street]] and [[Lorimar Street]]; entrances on [[Columbus Avenue]])</small> |
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+ | *[[Easton Medical Center]] <small>(between [[Jade Street]] and [[Algonquin Bridge]])</small> |
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+ | *[[East Holland Police Station]] <small>(between [[San Juan Road]] and [[Topaz Street]])</small> |
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+ | *[[GetaLife Building]] <small>(within the [[Grand Easton Terminal]] complex)</small> |
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+ | *[[Grand Easton Terminal]] <small>(between [[Jade Street]] and [[Hematite Street]])</small> |
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+ | *[[Panoramic Towers]] <small>(corner of [[Lorimar Street]])</small> |
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+ | *[[Zirconium Building]] <small>(corner of [[Jade Street]])</small> |
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− | It stretches for 19 blocks, from [[East Holland]] in [[Uptown Algonquin]] down to [[The Exchange]]/[[Castle Gardens]] borders in [[Downtown Algonquin]]. It passes through the neighborhoods of [[East Holland]], [[Lancaster]], [[Middle Park East]], [[Hatton Gardens]], [[Lancet]], [[Easton]], [[Lower Easton]], [[Chinatown, Algonquin|Chinatown]] and [[The Exchange]]. |
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+ | BismarckAvenueBuilding-GTAIV.jpg|[[Bismarck Avenue Building]], [[Easton]] |
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+ | CleethorpesTower-GTAIV.jpg|[[Cleethorpes Tower]], [[Hatton Gardens]] |
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− | The street is not used in any mission except [[Blood Brothers]]. However, an [[NRG 900]] can be stolen for [[Stevie's Car Thefts]]. |
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+ | GetaLifeBuilding-GTAIV.png|[[GetaLife Building]], [[Easton]] |
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+ | StateBuilding-GTAIV.png|[[State Building]], [[East Holland]] |
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− | ==Notable Landmarks== |
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+ | ZirconiumBuilding-GTAIV.png|[[Zirconium Building]], [[Lancet]] |
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− | *[[Panoramic Towers]] |
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− | *[[GetaLife Building]] |
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+ | ColumbusCathedral-GTAIV.png|[[Columbus Cathedral]], [[Hatton Gardens]] |
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+ | LancetHospitalCenter-GTAIV.png|[[Easton Medical Center]], [[Lancet]] |
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+ | EastHollandPoliceStation-GTAIV.png|[[East Holland Police Station]], [[East Holland]] |
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+ | GrandEastonTerminal-GTAIV.png|[[Grand Easton Terminal]], [[Easton]] |
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+ | MiddleParkEastPoliceStation-GTAIV.png|[[Middle Park East Police Station]], [[Middle Park East]] |
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==Notable Businesses== |
==Notable Businesses== |
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− | *[[Perseus]] <small>(corner of Pyrite Street)</small> |
+ | *[[Perseus]] <small>(corner of [[Pyrite Street]])</small> |
*[[The Libertine Hotel]] |
*[[The Libertine Hotel]] |
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*[[Rimmers]] |
*[[Rimmers]] |
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==Collectibles== |
==Collectibles== |
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+ | *One [[Grenade]] - Located between [[Calcium Street]] and [[Diamond Street]] |
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+ | *One [[Armor]] - Located between [[Manganese Street]] and [[Nickel Street]] |
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*Two [[Health|First Aid Kits]] |
*Two [[Health|First Aid Kits]] |
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+ | **One located between [[Garnet Street]] and [[Hematite Street]]. |
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+ | **Another located between [[Jade Street]] and [[Kunzite Street]]. |
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*An [[NRG-900]] can be found for [[Stevie's Car Thefts]] near the intersection with [[Topaz Street]] |
*An [[NRG-900]] can be found for [[Stevie's Car Thefts]] near the intersection with [[Topaz Street]] |
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+ | ==Prominent Appearances in Missions== |
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+ | ===''Grand Theft Auto IV''=== |
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+ | *The avenue is mentioned during [[Blood Brothers]]. |
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==Gallery== |
==Gallery== |
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− | Getalife-building.jpg|Another view of Bismarck Avenue. |
+ | Getalife-building.jpg|Another view of '''Bismarck Avenue''' from the south, looking towards the [[GetaLife Building]] and [[Grand Easton Terminal]]. |
− | BismarckAve_GTACW.jpg|Bismarck Avenue in ''[[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars]]''. |
+ | BismarckAve_GTACW.jpg|'''Bismarck Avenue''' in ''[[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars]]''. |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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− | *Bismarck Avenue is misspelled as "Bismark" in the mission [[Blood Brothers]] when mentioned by [[Francis McReary]] and the subtitles are on. |
+ | *Bismarck Avenue is misspelled as "Bismark" in the mission [[Blood Brothers]] when mentioned by [[Francis McReary]] and the subtitles are on. |
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− | *The name of the street could be named after numerous things: |
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+ | ==References== |
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− | **[[wp:Otto von Bismarck|Otto von Bismarck]], the first chancellor of [[wp:German Empire|Imperial Germany]]. |
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− | **[[wp:RMS Majestic (1914)|RMS Majestic]], commonly known as ''SS Bismarck.'' |
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− | **Numerous towns and cities across the USA, including the [[wp:Bismarck, North Dakota|state capital]] of [[wp:North Dakota|North Dakota]]. |
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[[Category:Streets in GTA IV|Avenue, Bismarck]] |
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− | [[Category:Streets in Algonquin|Avenue, Bismarck]] |
+ | [[Category:Streets in GTA IV in Algonquin|Avenue, Bismarck]] |
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Revision as of 16:12, 12 April 2020
Bismarck Avenue is an avenue in Grand Theft Auto IV and Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars, located in Algonquin, Liberty City. It is named after Bismarck, the state capital of North Dakota.
Description
The avenue starts in the north at an intersection with Vauxite Street, Walnut Way and San Juan Road in East Holland, and runs directly south, passing through the areas of Lancaster, Middle Park East, Hatton Gardens, Lancet, Easton, Lower Easton, Chinatown and coming to an end at an intersection with South Parkway running along the edge of The Exchange and Castle Gardens.
Along the road are various landmarks, buildings and features, including Cleethorpes Tower, Columbus Cathedral, Zirconium Building, Grand Easton Terminal and GetaLife Building. It also runs past an intersection with Kunzite Street which connects to the Algonquin Bridge.
At the northern end of the road, the avenue has has access to the west entrance of the East Holland Police Station. After the intersection at Manganese Street adjacent to the Columbus Cathedral, the road is divided in two with decorative trees running down the center of the road, akin to the real-life Park Avenue in New York City along this particular stretch. This continues until reaching the north side of the Grand Easton Terminal where a large sculpture presents the termination of the road on Jade Street. The road continues almost completely inline at the other side of the station on Hematite Street. At Emerald Street, the road once again shifts slightly east continuing on through Chinatown toward The Exchange where it terminates on a steep slope at South Parkway. The road continues onto Flatfish Place.
The entire street is a 2-lane road flowing in both directions and connects to 23 streets - almost all horizontal streets of the Algonquin alphabetical system, namely A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S and T, U and V, missing out letter I, and falling short of W and X.
While its stretch is technically longer than both Albany Avenue and Columbus Avenue - the second and first longest, respectively, Bismarck Avenue is broken up into 3 "sections" and, even when combined, only places third.[1]
It is likely based on Manhattan's Park Avenue, given where it passes through, particularly in the Lower Easton area of Algonquin, which appears to be based on Park Avenue's notable Grand Central Terminal stretch.
Intersections
Landmarks
- Bismarck Avenue Building (on Jade Street)
- Cleethorpes Tower (between Nickel Street and Manganese Street; entrance on Columbus Avenue)
- Columbus Cathedral (between Manganese Street and Lorimar Street; entrances on Columbus Avenue)
- Easton Medical Center (between Jade Street and Algonquin Bridge)
- East Holland Police Station (between San Juan Road and Topaz Street)
- GetaLife Building (within the Grand Easton Terminal complex)
- Grand Easton Terminal (between Jade Street and Hematite Street)
- Middle Park East Police Station (corner of Obsidian Street)
- Panoramic Towers (corner of Lorimar Street)
- Zirconium Building (corner of Jade Street)
Notable Businesses
- Perseus (corner of Pyrite Street)
- The Libertine Hotel
- Rimmers
- Superstar Café
- Bull Emic
- S1ZER0
- Underground Gun Shops
Collectibles
- One Grenade - Located between Calcium Street and Diamond Street
- One Armor - Located between Manganese Street and Nickel Street
- One Flying Rat
- Two First Aid Kits
- One located between Garnet Street and Hematite Street.
- Another located between Jade Street and Kunzite Street.
- An NRG-900 can be found for Stevie's Car Thefts near the intersection with Topaz Street
Prominent Appearances in Missions
Grand Theft Auto IV
- The avenue is mentioned during Blood Brothers.
Gallery
Trivia
- Bismarck Avenue is misspelled as "Bismark" in the mission Blood Brothers when mentioned by Francis McReary and the subtitles are on.