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Identified building, Ambrosia

Train Crossing (real name)

Train Crossing on the GTA VI map: building, community reconstruction, in the Ambrosia region.

Community reconstructionAmbrosiaOfficial screenshot
Official GTA VI screenshot: Train Crossing
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, Train Crossing. It is located in the Ambrosia region. Status: community reconstruction (position or existence inferred by the community, to be taken with caution). The community also notes: position not confirmed. Real-world place that seems to have inspired it (community finding): Train Crossing, P3WH+R26 Clewiston, Florida, USA. It appears in an official screenshot, visible on this page. Around it: Football Stadium (assumed name, to the west), Water Tower (to the southeast), Building L1200 (to the east).

Identity

NameTrain Crossing (real name, in-game name unknown)
CategoryIdentified building
RegionAmbrosia
StatusCommunity reconstruction (position not confirmed)
Real-world place that seems to have inspired itTrain Crossing, P3WH+R26 Clewiston, Florida, USA (community finding) View on Google Maps ↗
Position on the mapx 2723, y 1760 (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 Train Crossing: 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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