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{{Quote|East of Vinewood is the Tataviam Mountains and the famous Land Act Reservoir and Dam, site of the infamous unsolved murder of young Vinewood starlet Leonora Johnson in the 1970s.|''GTAV'' digital manual}} |
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| − | The '''Tataviam Mountains''' is a mountain range featured in [[Grand Theft Auto V]]. It is located east of [[Los Santos |
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==Description== |
==Description== |
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| − | This area is the site of a infamous unsolved murder of a [[Vinewood (HD Universe)|Vinewood |
+ | This area is the site of a infamous unsolved murder of a [[Vinewood (HD Universe)|Vinewood]] starlet actress [[Leonora Johnson]] in [[1975]]. |
==Places of Interest== |
==Places of Interest== |
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Revision as of 19:18, 13 April 2015
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East of Vinewood is the Tataviam Mountains and the famous Land Act Reservoir and Dam, site of the infamous unsolved murder of young Vinewood starlet Leonora Johnson in the 1970s.
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— GTAV digital manual
The Tataviam Mountains is a mountain range featured in Grand Theft Auto V. It is located east of Los Santos at the Los Santos Freeway.
Description
This area is the site of a infamous unsolved murder of a Vinewood starlet actress Leonora Johnson in 1975.
Places of Interest
- Land Act Dam (Pacoima Dam)
- Land Act Reservoir (Pacoima Reservoir)
Businesses
Trivia
- The word Tataviam comes from the native American group in southern California.
- They are likely to be based on the San Gabriel and San Jacinto mountain ranges, found east of Los Angeles.