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'''Manganese Street''' is an west-east street in [[Algonquin]], [[Liberty City in GTA IV Era|Liberty City]]. It starts just east of [[Union Drive West]] in [[Purgatory]]. It intersects with [[Galveston Ave]] where the [[Manganese West LTA|Manganese West station]] is located on the south side of the intersection. It passes [[Frankfort Ave]] to enter [[Star Junction]], passing many hotels and restaurants, intersecting [[Burlesque]] and then [[Denver-Exeter Ave]]. After passing [[Columbus Ave]] and [[Columbus Cathedral]], it enters [[Hatton Gardens]], the home of many high-rise apartments in a residential area. It intersects with [[Bismarck Ave]] where there's a [[Bank of Liberty]] branch with an [[ATM]]. It intersects [[Albany Ave]] where the [[Manganese East LTA|Manganese East station]] is located on the north side of the intersection. It ends as an entrance/exit on [[Union Drive East]]. By location, and having two MTA stops on two seperate lines, it's based on 53rd street, in Manhattan, New York City. |
'''Manganese Street''' is an west-east street in [[Algonquin]], [[Liberty City in GTA IV Era|Liberty City]]. It starts just east of [[Union Drive West]] in [[Purgatory]]. It intersects with [[Galveston Ave]] where the [[Manganese West LTA|Manganese West station]] is located on the south side of the intersection. It passes [[Frankfort Ave]] to enter [[Star Junction]], passing many hotels and restaurants, intersecting [[Burlesque]] and then [[Denver-Exeter Ave]]. After passing [[Columbus Ave]] and [[Columbus Cathedral]], it enters [[Hatton Gardens]], the home of many high-rise apartments in a residential area. It intersects with [[Bismarck Ave]] where there's a [[Bank of Liberty]] branch with an [[ATM]]. It intersects [[Albany Ave]] where the [[Manganese East LTA|Manganese East station]] is located on the north side of the intersection. It ends as an entrance/exit on [[Union Drive East]]. By location, and having two MTA stops on two seperate lines, it's based on 53rd street, in Manhattan, New York City. |
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*The name might be associated with [[wp:Vincent Mangano|Vincent Mangano]], boss of the [[wp:Mangano crime family|Mangano crime family]] from 1931-51. |
*The name might be associated with [[wp:Vincent Mangano|Vincent Mangano]], boss of the [[wp:Mangano crime family|Mangano crime family]] from 1931-51. |
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*The name might also be a reference to the element and mineral Manganese which most of the streets in Midtown Algonquin are named after. |
*The name might also be a reference to the element and mineral Manganese which most of the streets in Midtown Algonquin are named after. |
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Manganese Street is an west-east street in Algonquin, Liberty City. It starts just east of Union Drive West in Purgatory. It intersects with Galveston Ave where the Manganese West station is located on the south side of the intersection. It passes Frankfort Ave to enter Star Junction, passing many hotels and restaurants, intersecting Burlesque and then Denver-Exeter Ave. After passing Columbus Ave and Columbus Cathedral, it enters Hatton Gardens, the home of many high-rise apartments in a residential area. It intersects with Bismarck Ave where there's a Bank of Liberty branch with an ATM. It intersects Albany Ave where the Manganese East station is located on the north side of the intersection. It ends as an entrance/exit on Union Drive East. By location, and having two MTA stops on two seperate lines, it's based on 53rd street, in Manhattan, New York City.
Trivia
- The name might be associated with Vincent Mangano, boss of the Mangano crime family from 1931-51.
- The name might also be a reference to the element and mineral Manganese which most of the streets in Midtown Algonquin are named after.