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Identified building, Hamlet

FGCC+6HG Homestead (real name)

Building in Leonida spotted on the GTA VI map, in the city of Hamlet.

Sighted in official mediaHamletOfficial screenshot
Official GTA VI screenshot: FGCC+6HG Homestead
Official screenshot © Rockstar Games, Take-Two Interactive; spotted by gtadb.org and its contributors (CC BY 4.0).

The essentials

This building has no known name in GTA VI yet: the community refers to it by its real address, FGCC+6HG Homestead. It is located in the city of Hamlet. Status: sighted in official media (visible or named in a trailer, a screenshot or an official image, with no description published by Rockstar). The community sees it as a version of FGCC+6HG Homestead, Florida, USA, a real-world place that seems to have inspired it. An official screenshot shows it: it is reproduced above, with its credit. Close by, the map places Homestead Soup Kitchen (real name, to the north), Supreme Towing (real name, to the north), 32 NW 1st St (real name, to the east).

Identity

NameFGCC+6HG Homestead (real name, in-game name unknown)
CategoryIdentified building
CityHamlet
StatusSighted in official media
Real-world place that seems to have inspired itFGCC+6HG Homestead, Florida, USA (community finding) View on Google Maps ↗
Position on the mapx 2837, y 4320 (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 FGCC+6HG Homestead: 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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