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 == Description ==
-Mount Chiliad is one of the largest and most prominent natural feature in the San Andreas landmass, being very much visible from much of Whetstone and San Fierro. Being half a kilometer high, it is also one of the highest features in the state, towering well into the cloud layers of the sky.
+Mount Chiliad is one of the largest and most prominent natural features in the San Andreas area, being very much visible from much of Whetstone and San Fierro. Being half a kilometer high, it is also one of the highest features in the state, towering well into the cloud layers of the sky.
-The mountain's terrain is largely treacherous with steep rockfaces and high cliffs, and has moderately dense redwood vegetation on leveled terrain up until two-thirds of the way up. Players can still scale the mountain via an extensive number of dirt paths that wind around the mountain and lead to the summit and wooden biking platforms; these features are adapted for use in [[The Chiliad Challenge]], which holds races that run through different routes up and down the mountain.
+The mountain's terrain is largely treacherous with steep rockfaces and high cliffs, and has moderately dense redwood vegetation on leveled terrain up until two-thirds of the way up. Players can still scale the mountain via wooden biking platforms and an extensive number of dirt paths that wind around the mountain and lead to the summit; these features are adapted for use in [[The Chiliad Challenge]], which holds races that run through different routes up and down the mountain.
 The summit consists of a leveled plateau complete with a view platform which offers panoramic views of the landscape below and also features a plaque that can also be used as a ramp to jump off the platform. Although the summit can be reached via a road vehicle, the highest point of the mountain is located further south and may be too steep for certain vehicles to scale.