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Identified building, Vice City

RP2Q+HW9 Miami Springs (real name)

RP2Q+HW9 Miami Springs on the GTA VI map: building, sighted in official media, in the city of Vice City.

Sighted in official mediaVice CityOfficial screenshot
Official GTA VI screenshot: RP2Q+HW9 Miami Springs
Official screenshot © Rockstar Games, Take-Two Interactive; spotted by gtadb.org and its contributors (CC BY 4.0).

The essentials

RP2Q+HW9 Miami Springs is the real name the community gives this building of the city of Vice City, for lack of a confirmed in-game name. Visible or named in a trailer, a screenshot or an official image, with no description published by Rockstar: that is the map’s “Sighted in official media” status. Real-world place that seems to have inspired it (community finding): RP2Q+HW9 Miami Springs, Florida, USA. An official screenshot shows it: it is reproduced above, with its credit. Around it: Break Inn (to the southwest), Ride & Glide (to the east), Building L2554 (to the southwest).

Identity

NameRP2Q+HW9 Miami Springs (real name, in-game name unknown)
CategoryIdentified building
CityVice City
StatusSighted in official media
Real-world place that seems to have inspired itRP2Q+HW9 Miami Springs, Florida, USA (community finding) View on Google Maps ↗
Position on the mapx 3105, y 3163 (center the map)
SourceOfficial screenshots and trailers; spotted by gtadb.org and its contributors (CC BY 4.0)

On the Leonida map

Preview of the map of Leonida around RP2Q+HW9 Miami Springs: the red marker is this place, the others are its neighbors Open the interactive map.

Data: GTA VI Landmarks Data, gtadb.org and its contributors, CC BY 4.0, modified for Leonidakit. License: creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0

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