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| − | '''Zancudo Avenue''' is a two-way street in [[Sandy Shores]] that crosses the eastern part of [[Marina Drive]] and ends at [[Panorama Drive]], running parallel to [[Algonquin Boulevard]]. [[Trevor's trailer]] is on this street. |
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| + | |end = [[Panorama Drive]] |
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| + | '''Zancudo Avenue''' is a two-way secondary street in [[Sandy Shores]]. |
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| + | ==Description== |
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| + | It begins at the once-scenic "Sandy Shores Beachfront Recreation Area", a nearly-abandoned stretch of effluent water and dilapidated fishing shacks that once served Sandy Shores' tourist community. It then crosses the eastern end of [[Marina Drive]], running parallel to [[Algonquin Boulevard]] for a bit before terminating at [[Panorama Drive]]. Zancudo Avenue's most important feature by far is its access to the [[Sandy Shores Medical Center|Medical Center's emergency room entrance]]. Although much of the rest of this avenue is in disarray, with a mixture of trailers and larger ruins, its eastern end of the street does boast access to both the local tattoo parlor and Chinese restaurant. It also provides limited rear access to the now-defunct Seaton Sands' Automobile Services. |
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==Places of Interest== |
==Places of Interest== |
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| + | *[[Trevor's trailer|Philips Residence]] |
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| + | *Jakowski Residence |
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*[[140 Zancudo Avenue]] |
*[[140 Zancudo Avenue]] |
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| + | *[[Sandy Shores Medical Center|Sandy Shores Medical Center Emergency Room]] |
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| + | ==Businesses== |
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| + | *[[Sandy's Gas Station]] |
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| + | *24-Hour Chinese Restaurant |
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| + | *[[Tattoo_Parlors#Locations_in_GTA_V|Alamo Tattoo Studio]] |
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| + | *Seaton Sands' Automobile Services (abandoned) |
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==Miscellaneous== |
==Miscellaneous== |
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*[[Body Armor]] (behind [[Sandy Shores Sheriff's Station|Sheriff's Station]]) |
*[[Body Armor]] (behind [[Sandy Shores Sheriff's Station|Sheriff's Station]]) |
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| + | *''Zancudo'' is Spanish for a malarial mosquito. |
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| + | *Like the [[Fort Zancudo|fort]] to its far west, Zancudo Avenue is most likely named for the [[Zancudo River]], which flows from the nearby [[Alamo Sea]]. (It's also possible, however, that the street was named for the far less picturesque [[Lago Zancudo]] swamp. |
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| + | *Given the large number of collapsed buildings and its proximity to Algonquin Boulevard, Zancudo Avenue may once served as an important part of Sandy Shores' local economy. |
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| + | [[ru:Занкудо-авеню]] |
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[[Category:Streets]] |
[[Category:Streets]] |
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[[Category:Streets in Blaine County]] |
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Revision as of 21:40, 7 March 2020
Zancudo Avenue is a two-way secondary street in Sandy Shores.
Description
It begins at the once-scenic "Sandy Shores Beachfront Recreation Area", a nearly-abandoned stretch of effluent water and dilapidated fishing shacks that once served Sandy Shores' tourist community. It then crosses the eastern end of Marina Drive, running parallel to Algonquin Boulevard for a bit before terminating at Panorama Drive. Zancudo Avenue's most important feature by far is its access to the Medical Center's emergency room entrance. Although much of the rest of this avenue is in disarray, with a mixture of trailers and larger ruins, its eastern end of the street does boast access to both the local tattoo parlor and Chinese restaurant. It also provides limited rear access to the now-defunct Seaton Sands' Automobile Services.
Places of Interest
- Philips Residence
- Jakowski Residence
- 140 Zancudo Avenue
- Sandy Shores Medical Center Emergency Room
Businesses
- Sandy's Gas Station
- 24-Hour Chinese Restaurant
- Alamo Tattoo Studio
- Seaton Sands' Automobile Services (abandoned)
Miscellaneous
- Body Armor (behind Sheriff's Station)
Trivia
- Zancudo is Spanish for a malarial mosquito.
- Like the fort to its far west, Zancudo Avenue is most likely named for the Zancudo River, which flows from the nearby Alamo Sea. (It's also possible, however, that the street was named for the far less picturesque Lago Zancudo swamp.
- Given the large number of collapsed buildings and its proximity to Algonquin Boulevard, Zancudo Avenue may once served as an important part of Sandy Shores' local economy.