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'''Meadows Park''' is the name of a large, public park and its adjacent community in central Dukes. It is bordered to north by [[Dukes Bay]]; the [[Dukes Bay Bridge]], Hewes Street and San Jacinto Avenue to the west ([[Steinway]] and [[East Island City]]); Charleston Avenue and Savannah Avenue to the southwest ([[Cerveza Heights]]); Tudor Street to the southwest ([[Meadow Hills]] and [[Willis]]); and the Broker-Dukes Expressway to the east ([[Francis International Airport]]). | '''Meadows Park''' is the name of a large, public park and its adjacent community in central Dukes. It is bordered to north by [[Dukes Bay]]; the [[Dukes Bay Bridge]], Hewes Street and San Jacinto Avenue to the west ([[Steinway]] and [[East Island City]]); Charleston Avenue and Savannah Avenue to the southwest ([[Cerveza Heights]]); Tudor Street to the southwest ([[Meadow Hills]] and [[Willis]]); and the Broker-Dukes Expressway to the east ([[Francis International Airport]]). | ||
==History== | |||
According from in-game website (www.peepthatshit.com).It was the site of Liberty City World Fair in 1960's. | |||
==Character== | ==Character== | ||
The residential area of Meadows Park along Savannah Avenue is reminscent of quaint, upscale neighborhoods in New York City such as [[wikipedia:Brooklyn Heights|Brooklyn Heights]] and [[wikipedia:Gramercy, Manhattan|Gramercy]], featuring rows of brownstones. | The residential area of Meadows Park along Savannah Avenue is reminscent of quaint, upscale neighborhoods in New York City such as [[wikipedia:Brooklyn Heights|Brooklyn Heights]] and [[wikipedia:Gramercy, Manhattan|Gramercy]], featuring rows of brownstones. | ||
[[Image:Topoftower.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Niko at the top of tower.]] | |||
==Points of interest== | ==Points of interest== | ||
The park is home to [[The Monoglobe]] and [[Liberty State Pavillion Towers]]. | The park is home to [[The Monoglobe]] and [[Liberty State Pavillion Towers]]. | ||