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| + | |west end={{rmark|I|5}} at [[Elysian Island]] |
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| + | |junctions={{rmark|SA|17}} and {{rmark|SA|18}} in [[El Burro Heights]] |
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| + | |east end={{rmark|I|2}} and {{rmark|I|4}}{{rmark|US|15}} in [[Murrieta Heights]] |
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| + | |other names=Elysian Fields Freeway |
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| + | The Elysian Fields Freeway is an east-west highway in southern Los Santos that serves as a freeway bypass of [[Route 22]] through the [[Port of Los Santos]]. Its carried by [[The Gerald Desmond Bridge]] and is a major connector between [[East Los Santos (HD Universe)|East Los Santos]]Ā and [[Los Santos International Airport (HD Universe)|LSIA]]. |
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| + | From the west, The four-lane elevated freeway continues from the [[La Puerta Freeway]] at an off-ramp into the [[Port of Los Santos|Port]]. As soon as it touches ground after the Desmond Bridge, it hooks north along the [[Murrieta Oil Field]], and crosses [[El Rancho Boulevard]] at the intersection of routes [[Route 17|17]] and [[Route 18|18]]. It becomes a proper freeway at this point (widening up to six or eight lanes) as it reaches the the intersection of the [[Interstate 4]]/[[Route 15]]. From there it continues as the [[Del Perro Freeway]] (Interstate 2). |
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+ | *In Greek mythology, the Elysian Fields were the section of the underworld in which the heroic dead would reside. |
| + | *The Elysian Fields Freeway is a reference to the [[w:c:lanoire:Elysian Fields Development|Elysian Fields Development Company]] which is featured promninently in the story ofĀ ''[[w:c:lanoire:L.A. Noire|L.A. Noire]]'', another videogame released by Rockstar. |
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| + | *Also, being a freeway, it may reference Elysian Fields Development's involvement in a scheme to defraud the government by overvaluing property that would beĀ bought upĀ for freeway contruction. |
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| + | *Its name could also be a reference toĀ [[wp:Elysian Park, Los Angeles|Elysian Park]], located near Downtown Los Angeles. |
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| + | ==Gallery== |
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| + | Gtav-route20.jpg |
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| + | GTAVPC.jpg|The Elysian Fields Freeway at dusk with the [[Miriam Turner Overpass]] in the background. |
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| + | </gallery> |
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Revision as of 02:35, 25 August 2014
Template:GTA V road Elysian Fields Freeway (Route 20), is a freeway located in East Los Santos, San Andreas. It is part of the in-game highway system.
Route Description
The Elysian Fields Freeway is an east-west highway in southern Los Santos that serves as a freeway bypass of Route 22 through the Port of Los Santos. Its carried by The Gerald Desmond Bridge and is a major connector between East Los Santos and LSIA.
From the west, The four-lane elevated freeway continues from the La Puerta Freeway at an off-ramp into the Port. As soon as it touches ground after the Desmond Bridge, it hooks north along the Murrieta Oil Field, and crosses El Rancho Boulevard at the intersection of routes 17 and 18. It becomes a proper freeway at this point (widening up to six or eight lanes) as it reaches the the intersection of the Interstate 4/Route 15. From there it continues as the Del Perro Freeway (Interstate 2).
Trivia
- In Greek mythology, the Elysian Fields were the section of the underworld in which the heroic dead would reside.
- The Elysian Fields Freeway is a reference to the Elysian Fields Development Company which is featured promninently in the story of L.A. Noire, another videogame released by Rockstar.
- Also, being a freeway, it may reference Elysian Fields Development's involvement in a scheme to defraud the government by overvaluing property that would be bought up for freeway contruction.
- Its name could also be a reference to Elysian Park, located near Downtown Los Angeles.
Gallery
