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<div>Greenfield '''Update 0.3.3''' is the sixth release of the map, introducing Delta Pier, Kennedy, and Riverwood. Minor updates where made to other regions. Update 0.3.3 was released on PlanetMinecraft of December 23rd, 2012.{{Infobox<br />
| title = Update 0.3.3<br />
| image = [[File:0.3.3 Overview.png|256px]]<br />
| caption = Extent of the map during 0.3.3 <br />
| label1 = Release<br />
| data1 = {{Start date and age|2012|12|23}}<br />
| label2 = Building progression <br />
| data2 = September 2012 - December 2012 (3 months)<br />
| label3 = Version<br />
| data3 = 1.4<br />
| label4 = Preceded by <br />
| data4 = [[0.3.2]]<br />
| label5 = Succeeded by <br />
| data5 = [[0.3.4]]<br />
}}<br />
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== Delta Pier ==<br />
The first iteration of Delta Pier. This area comprises of a large pier holding the facilities for a large cruise terminal.<br />
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== Kennedy ==<br />
The first iteration of Kennedy. This area comprises of a light industrial and corporate district.<br />
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== Riverwood ==<br />
The first iteration of Riverwood. This area comprises of single family homes and retail. This is the first example of a more suburban development in the city.<br />
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== Other Regions ==<br />
Olympia has multiple structures added to it, keeping its industrial feel. Eaglepoint mall continues to be worked on.<br />
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== Notable Builds ==<br />
Cruise Terminal<br />
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Eaglepoint Mall<br />
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<div>Greenfield '''Update 0.3.2''' is the fifth release of the map, introducing Olympia, Fort Franklin, and Sea Haven. Minor updates where made to other regions. Downtown Greenfield sees its first update, replacing a majority of the buildings with taller structures. This serves as the first update where there are little to no empty plots between the center of the city and the edge. Update 0.3.2 was released on PlanetMinecraft on September 17th, 2012.{{Infobox<br />
| image = [[File:0.3.2 Thumbnail.webp|256px]]<br />
| caption = Update trailer thumbnail of 0.3.2<br />
| title = Update 0.3.2<br />
| label1 = Release<br />
| data1 = {{Start date and age|2012|09|17}}<br />
| label2 = Building progression <br />
| data2 = April 2012 - September 2012 (5 months)<br />
| label3 = Version<br />
| data3 = 1.4<br />
| label4 = Areas introduced <br />
| data4 =<br />
* [[Olympia]]<br />
* [[Fort Franklin]]<br />
| label5 = Areas modified<br />
| data5 = <br />
* [[Downtown]]<br />
| label6 = Preceded by <br />
| data6 = [[0.3.1]]<br />
| label7 = Succeeded by <br />
| data7 = [[0.3.3]]<br />
}}<br />
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== Downtown ==<br />
This update saw the rebuilding of a majority of the buildings in Downtown Greenfield, with minor to no changes to the road network. Some notable buildings include the Palace Hotel, The Falcon Building, and the highway spanning fire station.<br />
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== Olympia ==<br />
The first iteration of Olympia. This area comprises of multiple industrial buildings. We also see the formation of the second highway within Greenfield and the first west to east highway.<br />
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== Fort Franklin ==<br />
The first iteration of Fort Franklin. The area comprises of dense mid rise mixed use buildings. While the Fort Franklin Bay Bridge had existed for multiple updates at this point, this was the first update to see any structures in the area.<br />
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== Seahaven ==<br />
The first iteration of Seahaven. This area comprises of single family homes and apartments, all focused around the cities first beach.Seahaven also sees the servers first hospital and first school.<br />
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== Other Regions ==<br />
The Eales Stadium is finally completed this update. Other notable completions include a finished spawn building, and finished Montaro Mall. A rendition of Navy Pier was also added to Lincolnport. Eaglepoint Mall continues to see progress but is still largely incomplete.<br />
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== Notable Builds ==<br />
Navy Pier<br />
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Eagles Stadium<br />
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Spawn Building<br />
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Palace Hotel<br />
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Falcon Building<br />
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Downtown Firestation<br />
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Eaglepoint Mall<br />
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Seahaven Hospital<br />
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<div>Greenfield '''Update 0.3.2''' is the fifth release of the map, introducing Olympia, Fort Franklin, and Sea Haven. Minor updates where made to other regions. Downtown Greenfield sees its first update, replacing a majority of the buildings with taller structures. This serves as the first update where there are little to no empty plots between the center of the city and the edge. Update 0.3.2 was release on PlanetMinecraft on September 17th, 2012.{{Infobox<br />
| image = [[File:0.3.2 Thumbnail.webp|256px]]<br />
| caption = Update trailer thumbnail of 0.3.2<br />
| title = Update 0.3.2<br />
| label1 = Release<br />
| data1 = {{Start date and age|2012|09|17}}<br />
| label2 = Building progression <br />
| data2 = April 2012 - September 2012 (5 months)<br />
| label3 = Version<br />
| data3 = 1.4<br />
| label4 = Areas introduced <br />
| data4 =<br />
* [[Olympia]]<br />
* [[Fort Franklin]]<br />
| label5 = Areas modified<br />
| data5 = <br />
* [[Downtown]]<br />
| label6 = Preceded by <br />
| data6 = [[0.3.1]]<br />
| label7 = Succeeded by <br />
| data7 = [[0.3.3]]<br />
}}<br />
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== Downtown ==<br />
This update saw the rebuilding of a majority of the buildings in Downtown Greenfield, with minor to no changes to the road network. Some notable buildings include the Palace Hotel, The Falcon Building, and the highway spanning fire station.<br />
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== Olympia ==<br />
The first iteration of Olympia. This area comprises of multiple industrial buildings. We also see the formation of the second highway within Greenfield and the first west to east highway.<br />
<br />
== Fort Franklin ==<br />
The first iteration of Fort Franklin. The area comprises of dense mid rise mixed use buildings. While the Fort Franklin Bay Bridge had existed for multiple updates at this point, this was the first update to see any structures in the area.<br />
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== Seahaven ==<br />
The first iteration of Seahaven. This area comprises of single family homes and apartments, all focused around the cities first beach.Seahaven also sees the servers first hospital and first school.<br />
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== Other Regions ==<br />
The Eales Stadium is finally completed this update. Other notable completions include a finished spawn building, and finished Montaro Mall. A rendition of Navy Pier was also added to Lincolnport. Eaglepoint Mall continues to see progress but is still largely incomplete.<br />
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== Notable Builds ==<br />
Navy Pier<br />
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Eagles Stadium<br />
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Spawn Building<br />
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Palace Hotel<br />
<br />
Falcon Building<br />
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Downtown Firestation<br />
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Eaglepoint Mall<br />
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Seahaven Hospital<br />
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<div>Greenfield '''Update 0.3.2''' is the fifth release of the map, introducing Olympia, Fort Franklin, and Sea Haven. Minor updates where made to other regions. Downtown Greenfield sees its first update, replacing a majority of the buildings with taller structures. This serves as the first update where there are little to know empty plots between the center of the city and the edge. Update 0.3.2 was release on PlanetMinecraft on September 17th, 2012.{{Infobox<br />
| image = [[File:0.3.2 Thumbnail.webp|256px]]<br />
| caption = Update trailer thumbnail of 0.3.2<br />
| title = Update 0.3.2<br />
| label1 = Release<br />
| data1 = {{Start date and age|2012|09|17}}<br />
| label2 = Building progression <br />
| data2 = April 2012 - September 2012 (5 months)<br />
| label3 = Version<br />
| data3 = 1.4<br />
| label4 = Areas introduced <br />
| data4 =<br />
* [[Olympia]]<br />
* [[Fort Franklin]]<br />
| label5 = Areas modified<br />
| data5 = <br />
* [[Downtown]]<br />
| label6 = Preceded by <br />
| data6 = [[0.3.1]]<br />
| label7 = Succeeded by <br />
| data7 = [[0.3.3]]<br />
}}<br />
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== Downtown ==<br />
This update saw the rebuilding of a majority of the buildings in Downtown Greenfield, with minor to no changes to the road network. Some notable buildings include the Palace Hotel, The Falcon Building, and the highway spanning fire station.<br />
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== Olympia ==<br />
The first iteration of Olympia. This area comprises of multiple industrial buildings. We also see the formation of the second highway within Greenfield and the first west to east highway.<br />
<br />
== Fort Franklin ==<br />
The first iteration of Fort Franklin. The area comprises of dense mid rise mixed use buildings. While the Fort Franklin Bay Bridge had existed for multiple updates at this point, this was the first update to see any structures in the area.<br />
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== Seahaven ==<br />
The first iteration of Seahaven. This area comprises of single family homes and apartments, all focused around the cities first beach.Seahaven also sees the servers first hospital and first school.<br />
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== Other Regions ==<br />
The Eales Stadium is finally completed this update. Other notable completions include a finished spawn building, and finished Montaro Mall. A rendition of Navy Pier was also added to Lincolnport. Eaglepoint Mall continues to see progress but is still largely incomplete.<br />
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== Notable Builds ==<br />
Navy Pier<br />
<br />
Eagles Stadium<br />
<br />
Spawn Building<br />
<br />
Palace Hotel<br />
<br />
Falcon Building<br />
<br />
Downtown Firestation<br />
<br />
Eaglepoint Mall<br />
<br />
Seahaven Hospital<br />
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<div>Greenfield '''Update 0.3.1''' is the fourth release of the map, introducing Ashfield, and continuing work on Retail Park, Old Georgetown, Georgetown, and Eaglepoint.<br />
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== Ashfield ==<br />
The first iteration of Ashfield. Connected to the rest of the city by the Ashfield bay bridge and the Fort Franklin bay bridge. Only 4 structures where added into the area for this first update.<br />
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== Eaglepoint ==<br />
Eaglepoint would see the start of the massive Eaglepoint mall, which would be built on vacant land inbetween Downtown and the rest of Eaglepoint.<br />
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== Other Regions ==<br />
Retail Park and Lincolnport would see the addition of the Greenfield concert hall, as well as more work on Montaro Mall. Old Georgetown would see more work done on the football stadium. Georgetown would see the servers first rail yard, a below grade yard that utilized catenary wires. Catenary wires are rarely utilized in the United States, however they are much more common in the UK, which is where most of the staff currently was located at the time.<br />
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== Notable Builds ==<br />
Greenfield Concert Hall<br />
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Eaglepoint Mall<br />
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Montaro Mall<br />
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Eagles Stadium{{Infobox<br />
| title = Update 0.3.1<br />
| label1 = Release<br />
| data1 = {{Start date and age|2012|04|04}}<br />
| label2 = Building progression <br />
| data2 = December 2011 - April 2012 (4 months)<br />
| label3 = Version<br />
| data3 = 1.3<br />
| label6 = Preceded by <br />
| data6 = [[0.3.0]]<br />
| label7 = Succeeded by <br />
| data7 = [[0.3.2]]<br />
}}<br />
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<div>Greenfield '''Update 0.3.0''' is the third release of the map, introducing Lincolnport and Georgetown. This update sees the first iteration of the southern edge of the city at Lincolnport. Little to no updates where made on existing areas.<br />
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== Lincolnport ==<br />
The first iteration of Lincolnport. This area comprises of condo towers and recreational docks. It also sees the start of what would become Montaro Mall.{{Infobox<br />
| title = Update 0.3.0<br />
| image = [[File:0.3.0 Thumbnail.webp|256px]]<br />
| image2 = [[File:0.3.0 HD Overview.png|256px]]<br />
| caption = Update trailer thumbnail of 0.3.0<br />
| caption2 = Extent of the map during 0.3.0<br />
| label1 = Release<br />
| data1 = {{Start date and age|2011|12|23}}<br />
| label2 = Building progression <br />
| data2 = November 2011 - December 2011 (2 months)<br />
| label3 = Version<br />
| data3 = 1.1<br />
| label4 = Areas introduced <br />
| data4 =<br />
* [[Georgetown]]<br />
* [[Lincoln Port]]<br />
| label5 = Areas modified<br />
| data5 = <br />
* [[Mantaro]]<br />
* [[Retail Park]]<br />
| label6 = Preceded by <br />
| data6 = [[0.2.0]]<br />
| label7 = Succeeded by <br />
| data7 = [[0.3.1]]<br />
}}<br />
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== Georgetown ==<br />
The first iteration of Georgetown. This area comprises of smaller row homes, as well as a larger government complex made up of three large sandstone buildings. This update also sees the first rendition of what would become the Greenfield River, a concrete river based on the LA river.<br />
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== Other Regions ==<br />
Old Georgetown, Eaglepoint, and Retail park all saw more buildings to help fill in the vacant land. Other key additions include the first draft at a spawn area, the Fort Franklin Bay Bridge, and the start of the Eagles American football stadium.<br />
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== Notable Builds ==<br />
Fort Franklin Bay Bridge<br />
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Georgetown Government Center<br />
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Greenfield River<br />
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Montaro Mall<br />
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<div>Greenfield '''Update 0.2.0''' is the second release of the map, adding more to Eaglepoint. It is the smallest update in both size and build amount, with only 20 new buildings.{{Infobox<br />
| title = Update 0.2.0<br />
| subheader = Pre-release 1 <br />
| image2 = [[File:0.2.0 Overview.png|256px]]<br />
| image = [[File:0.2 thumbnail.webp|256px]]<br />
| caption2 = Extent of the map during Pre-release 1<br />
| caption = Update trailer thumbnail of Pre-release 1<br />
| label1 = Release<br />
| data1 = {{Start date and age|2011|10|30}}<br />
| label2 = Building progression <br />
| data2 = August 2011 - October 2011 (2 months)<br />
| label3 = Version<br />
| data3 = Beta 1.8<br />
| label4 = Preceded by <br />
| data4 = [[0.1.0]]<br />
| label5 = Succeeded by <br />
| data5 = [[0.3.0]]<br />
}}<br />
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== Eaglepoint ==<br />
A majority of the work this update was done in Eagelpoint, with the addition of close to 20 new builds and the reworking of others like the large construction site<br />
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== Notable Builds ==<br />
No notable builds where added in this update.<br />
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<div>Greenfield '''Update 0.1.0''' is the first release of the map, introducing Downtown and Hunterspoint, and sections of multiple areas that would be come Eaglepoint, Old Georgetown, and Retail Park. Greenfield was originally released on August 27th, 2011.<br />
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== Downtown ==<br />
The first iteration of downtown. This area comprises of small skyscrapers, boat docks, and city service buildings including the train station and library.<br />
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== Hunterspoint ==<br />
The first iteration of Hunterspoint. This area comprises of small skyscrapers, markets and a stock exchange. It is also the official start of the city and its spawn location. The first and second build of the world are in the neighborhood, being the gas station and neighboring apartment building to the north.<br />
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== Other Regions ==<br />
Partial areas of at least 3 regions had begun during this update including the northeast corner of Retail Park, the northwest corner of Old Georgetown, and the western side of Ealgepoint.These areas held some early well known structures like the first Minekea, the Pill shopping mall, and a construction site in Eaglepoint that has stayed in the same location up to update 0.5.5.<br />
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== Notable Builds ==<br />
{{Infobox<br />
| title = Update 0.1.0<br />
| subheader = Initial announcement <br />
| label1 = Greenfield Announced <br />
| data1 = {{Start date and age|2011|08|27}}<br />
| label2 = Areas introduced <br />
| data2 =<br />
* [[Downtown]]<br />
* [[Hunterspoint]]<br />
| label3 = Succeeded by <br />
| data3 = [[0.2.0]] (Initial release)<br />
}}Founder Statue<br />
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Minekea<br />
<br />
Stock Exchange<br />
<br />
First Build<br />
<br />
Union Station<br />
<br />
Downtown Library<br />
<br />
Ashfield Bridge<br />
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<div>{{Infobox|image=[[File:Greenfield Major Roadways Map.png|thumb|Highway map as of April 11th, 2025|center]]|title=Highways in Greenfield}}There are a total of 7 highways—5 Interstate highways, 1 U.S route, and 1 state route—that exist in the city of Greenfield. All highways within the city are maintained by Caltrans.<br />
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== Build history ==<br />
The history of Greenfield's Interstate system dates back to the 1950s when the federal government began to invest in the construction of a network of highways across the United States. The goal of this program was to improve transportation and promote economic growth by connecting cities and states across the country. In Greenfield, the construction of the Interstate system began in the late 1950s, with the construction of the first section of what would eventually become State Route 110 (SR 110). This section of the highway was designed to connect Greenfield's downtown core with the eastern suburbs. <br />
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Over the next several decades, Greenfield's Interstate system continued to expand with the construction of several additional highways, including I-5, I-205, I-105, I-15, I-10, and U.S 101. These highways helped to connect Greenfield to other major cities and states in the region, such as San Francisco, Las Vegas, and its sister city Los Angeles. The construction of the Interstate system was not without its challenges, however. The building of the highways often required the acquisition of private land and the displacement of residents, which led to significant controversy and protests. Additionally, the construction of the highways led to the destruction of many historic neighborhoods and communities, which had a lasting impact on the city of Greenfield. Despite these challenges, Greenfield's Interstate system was a major success for the city, providing residents and businesses with improved economic growth. The highways also helped to promote tourism and made it easier for people to travel to and from Greenfield.<br />
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However, as the years passed, the increased use of the highways also led to increased traffic congestion, making the city's traffic among the worst in the region. It also caused air and noise pollution in the city. The local government and residents have taken steps to address these issues, such as promoting public transportation and encouraging carpooling.<br />
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Overall, Greenfield's Interstate system has had a significant impact on the city, both positive and negative. It has improved transportation and economic growth, but also had an impact on the environment and quality of life for residents.<br />
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== List of highways ==<br />
[[I-5]]<br />
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[[I-10]]<br />
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[[I-15]]<br />
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[[I-105]]<br />
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[[I-205]]<br />
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[[US-101]]<br />
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[[SR-110]]<br />
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<div>Big Cheese<br />
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<div>Greenfield '''Update 0.1.0''' is the first release of the map, introducing Downtown and Hunterspoint, and sections of multiple areas that would be come Eaglepoint, Old Georgetown, and Retail Park. Greenfield was originally released on August 27th, 2011.<br />
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== Downtown ==<br />
The first iteration of downtown. This area comprises of small skyscrapers, boat docks, and city service buildings including the train station and library.<br />
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== Hunterspoint ==<br />
The first iteration of Hunterspoint. This area comprises of small skyscrapers, markets and a stock exchange. It is also the official start of the city and its spawn location. The first and second build of the world are in the neighborhood, being the gas station and neighboring apartment building to the north.<br />
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== Other Regions ==<br />
Partial areas of at least 3 regions had begun during this update including the northeast corner of Retail Park, the northwest corner of Old Georgetown, and the western side of Ealgepoint.These areas held some early well known structures like the first Minekea, the Pill shopping mall, and a construction site in Eaglepoint that has stayed in the same location up to update 0.5.5.<br />
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== Notable Builds ==<br />
{{Infobox<br />
| title = Update 0.1.0<br />
| subheader = Initial announcement <br />
| label1 = Greenfield Announced <br />
| data1 = {{Start date and age|2011|08|27}}<br />
| label2 = Areas introduced <br />
| data2 =<br />
* [[Downtown]]<br />
* [[Hunterspoint]]<br />
| label3 = Succeeded by <br />
| data3 = [[0.2.0]] (Initial release)<br />
}}{{Collapse|'''[[Downtown]]'''<br />
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- [[Train Station]]<br />
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- [[Founder Statue]]<br />
<br />
- [[Central Park]]<br />
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'''[[Hunterspoint]]'''<br />
<br />
- [[First Build]]<br />
<br />
- [[Stock Exchange]]<br />
<br />
'''[[Retail Park]]'''<br />
<br />
- [[Minekea]]}}<br />
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<div>Greenfield '''Update''' '''0.5.5''' will be the fifteenth revision of the Map, introducing an overhaul of much of the central portion of the city, including [[Downtown|Downtown Greenfield]]. Update 0.5.5 will be the third time downtown has been rebuilt. {{Infobox<br />
| title = Update 0.5.5<br />
| label1 = Release<br />
| data1 = TBD<br />
| label2 = Building progression <br />
| data2 = TBD<br />
| label3 = Open server<br />
| data3 = TBD<br />
| label4 = Version<br />
| data4 = TBD<br />
| label5 = Areas introduced<br />
| data5 = <br />
* TBD<br />
| label6 = Areas modified {{small|(preliminary)}}<br />
| data6 =<br />
* [[Downtown]]<br />
* [[Eaglepoint]]<br />
* [[Hunterspoint]]<br />
* [[Old Georgetown]]<br />
* [[Georgetown]]<br />
* [[Lincoln Port]]<br />
* [[Retail Park]]<br />
* [[Fort Franklin]]<br />
* [[Hunterspoint]]<br />
* [[Baron's Bar]]<br />
| label7 = Preceded by <br />
| data7 = [[0.5.4]]<br />
| label8 = Succeeded by <br />
| data8 = TBD<br />
}}<br />
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== Downtown ==<br />
Info on Downtown<br />
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== Ashfield ==<br />
Info on Ashfield<br />
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== Notable builds ==<br />
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* Subway system rebuild<br />
* New Central Station<br />
* New (American) Football Stadium<br />
* New Indoor Stadium<br />
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<div>{{Infobox airport<br />
| name = Greenfield International Airport<br />
| image = [[File:GIA Logo.png|150px]]<br />
| image-width = 275<br />
| image2 = File:Airport overhead render.png<br />
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| IATA = GIA<br />
| ICAO = KGIA<br />
| type = Public<br />
| city-served = Greenfield Metropolitan Area<br />
| location = [[Lannex]], Greenfield, U.S.<br />
| opened = [[0.5.4]]<br />
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*[[Vision Airlines]]<br />
*[[SkyLiners Airlines]]<br />
*[[OOPS Airlines]]<br />
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| [[Speedfly Airlines]]<br />
| [[Unified Airlines]]<br />
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| coordinates = 3600, -1900<br />
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'''Greenfield International Airport''' (IATA: '''GIA''', ICAO: '''KGIA''', FAA LID: '''GIA'''), typically referred to as Greenfield Airport, is an international airport located on the northeast side of Greenfield, [[wikipedia:California|California]]. Operated by the Greenfield Department of Aviation, and covering over 4 kilometers of land, GIA has non-stop flights to over 130 destinations in North America, South America, Europe, Africa, Asia, and Oceania as of 2022.<br />
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It is notable as one of the high-traffic international airports with unusually short runways, allowing aircraft up to the Boeing 767-200 or Airbus A330-200 to take off and land at maximum takeoff and landing weights (or other larger aircraft albeit with highly reduced fuel and capacity). For context, a fully loaded and fueled Boeing 747-8 requires about 10,000 feet of runway to lift off the ground, which is about 58% more distance than the longest runway here.<br />
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GIA began as an airfield for manufacturing C-54 military transports during World War II. As one of the first airports developed after the war, GIA's innovative design pioneered concepts such as concourses, direct highway access to the terminal, jet bridges, and underground refueling systems. GIA became famous during the jet age, holding the distinction as one of the world's top fifty busiest airports from 1963 to 1998, reaching 27th place in 1994. In 2019 it was the world's ninety-sixth-busiest airport, serving 20 million passengers. <br />
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GIA also serves as the primary western hub for [[SkyLiners Airlines]], and is the companies second largest hub. <br />
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== History ==<br />
=== Establishment ===<br />
Starting in 1923,, the California National Guard used the present airport site (known then as the Lannex lowlands) as a training airfield. The site was then dedicated as the "Greenfield Municipal Airport" by then Mayor in 1926, but it had no proper terminal building until 1939, many airlines choosing to utilize Los Angeles, San Francisco or San Diego instead. Once Greenfield's terminal as completed, multiple airlines including Skyliners and Unified began service here.<br />
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As its terminal was completed, two runways, 3/21 and 09/27, were built to meet the demand for land-based planes making operations at Greenfield.<br />
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On August 17th, 1942 the airports weather station became the official point for Greenfield weather observations and records by the National Weather Service.<br />
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=== World War II use ===<br />
During World War II the United States Navy used the airport as a training facility as well as a construction site for the manufacturing of the Douglas C-54 Skymaster military transports. A major defense contractor and contributor to World War II transport production, C54 Aircrafts, later known as Derksair, had their headquarters on the border of the Municipal field, and built many of their military aircraft their. Derksair used the airport for test and delivery flights from 1935 to 1952 when their main facility burned to the ground.<br />
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Because of its location next to the Pacific ocean, it was believed that the airport could be a target for Japanese retaliation especially after Pearl Harbor. Special care was taken to protect the construction facilities including building a fake neighborhood on the roof of the warehouse. This town known as Little Lannex was made of wood and fabric and hid the massive construction hangar from the sky. However Greenfield never saw any combat during the war, and in a cruel turn of fate the supplies on the roof are believed to have caused the fire that burned down the facility and caused Derksair to go out of business at the end of the war. The vacant space left by the hangar was used in later years to develop jet age terminals.<br />
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=== Passenger service and growth ===<br />
Greenfield Municipal became Greenfield International in 1946, when Nordair began direct flights to here from Vancouver with their newly delivered Douglas DC-4s. The original terminal 1 did not have jet bridges and thus many felt a new terminal was needed to bring Greenfield into the jet age. A new terminal opened in 1955 which is currently the oldest existing terminal at the airport now called Terminal 3.<br />
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Terminal 1 and 3 modernization was completed in 1971, Terminal 2 opened in 1974 while the concourse opened in 1977. The $500 million expansion was one of the largest single building projects ever taken on by the city. In 2015 the airport finished construction on their brand new international terminal at the location of the old terminal 1. Many preservationists where angry at the destruction of the historic terminal building, but theere was realistically no way the facility could have been outfitted for the modern needs of passengers and airlines. The new terminal 1 serves as the international terminal and holds the US customs. During this time a baggage system modernization occurred across the entire airport.<br />
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In the 1980s GIA hosted hubs for Skyliners and Vision Airlines. The Airline Deregulation Act of 1978 allowed regional carrier Altis (later renamed Speedfly Airlines) to create a small hub at GIA. Skyliners became the dominant carrier at GIA in the 1980s and 1990s and shifted most of its operations from LAX to GIA in 2002. As of 2015, GIA was Skyliners second largest hub overall. <br />
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In 1997 the California Department of Transportation and several U.S. federal government agencies selected a route to connect the three terminals to the nearby expressway. Nearby stakeholders especially local hotel owners objected to the proposed routing, saying it would take all the traffic off the local roads and loose business. Most notably two large hotels, the Botanist, and the Wheaton had to be demolished for the highway connection. <br />
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In 2022 the new multimodal facility was completed. This facility includes thousands of parking spaces to serve 10+ rental car services in an effort to centralize all of the services. The airport people mover was also extended to the facility, which sat next to the Lannex regional rail station, meaning passengers could now travel directly from the regional rail station to the airport. <br />
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=== Future ===<br />
Like many airports across the nation, the aging terminal 2/3 are causing delays. Current plans involve the continued modernization of the baggage systems which started in 2012. A new terminal end is being built at the end of terminal 3, expanding the amount of gates to the terminal by 4. Minor updates to the facility will occur along side the construction.<br />
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However, with airlines replacing traditional hub-and-spoke models with point-to-point models, large aircraft such as the 787 Dreamliner or the A350 will need to be able to land here. Unfortunately, runway extensions proposals have been rejected due to concerns regarding noise pollution in Lannex and aquatic conservation in the bay.<br />
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== Build History ==<br />
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=== [[Update 0.5.3|0.5.3]] ===<br />
Initial admin planning began at the end of 0.5.3.<br />
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=== [[Update 0.5.4|0.5.4]] ===<br />
The development of the Greenfield International Airport officially started in mid 2019, with the release of the plans for Los Llanos and Rockwell to the admin team by THEJESTR11. The original airport plan was nothing more then three parallel runways and a bunch of open grass space. Admin 56515 took the lead on developing a more detailed plan for the airport and eventually ended on a 2 parallel runway configuration with a crossing angled runway. from the very beginning the goal of the structure was to create an airport that didn't conform to Minecraft's grid. This meant that terminals would be at realistic angles from each other. Much of the early planning and laying out work was done by 56515. The road systems as well as the runway work was primarily done by Admins Staples and NJDaeger. Of the three terminals, it was decided that 56515 would tackle terminal 1, Staples terminal 2, and past Admin JacobKazias terminal 3. As the project developed many others assisted in the build process, especially with the interiors of terminals and the development of the cargo center. Eventually Architect Dasky joined the build team and quickly made some important changes to the airport to make it more realistic and in line with real life airports because of his real life experience. Together, with the help of the rest of the build team, Greenfield International Airport has become one of the most impressive parts of the project.<br />
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== Facilities ==<br />
[[File:GIA Terminal Map.jpg|thumb|Terminal Map of GIA. Green = Terminal 1, Blue = Terminal 2, Yellow = Terminal 3]]<br />
[[File:Comdot Boeing 757-230 at GIA-1.png|thumb|Comdot Boeing 757-200 parked at GIA]]<br />
[[File:Terminal 2 Satellite Concourse.png|thumb|Satellite Concourse of Terminal 2.]]<br />
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=== Terminals ===<br />
Greenfield International Airport has three public terminals named Terminal 1, 2 and 3. Terminal 2 and 3 hold the majority of domestic flights and are older, being built in the 1970s and 1980s. Terminal 1 was rebuilt in 2015, replacing the majority of the terminal, keeping one terminal leg of the original 1970s building. All international flights and some domestic flights depart from Terminal 1.<br />
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Passengers can walk between Terminals 1,2 and 3 through bridges that connect them without needing to exit the secure area and be re-screened. All walkways are of terminal level.<br />
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Terminal 1 was rebuilt in 2015, keeping one leg of the original 1970s terminal building. Terminal 1 has 23 gates, gates 40-51, 53-61, and 62A-C. It serves as an operating base for all international departures. It has check-in facilities for Adelair, Air Chinese, Air Liberté, Air Pocheon, Avcilar, Barajas, Changi Air, Germanian, Golden Pacific, Jumeirah, Hawaii Air, Hong Kong Airways, [[North American Airways]], and Scandinavian United Shuttle.<br />
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Terminal 2 was built in 1974 (the concourse was built in 1977). The main building has 7 gates, and the concourse has room for 20. It is the base for all domestic departures, and has check-in facilities for [[Unified Airlines]], [[Vision Airlines]], [[SkyLiners Airlines]], and Houston Air.<br />
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Terminal 3 is the oldest of all the terminals. It has 5 gates (exclusing the bus gate), and is the operating base for [[Speedfly Airlines]] and SunCoast Airlines.<br />
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=== Runways ===<br />
Greenfield International has 3 runways, 09R/27L, 09L/27R, and 03/21, all made from concrete. The 27L/R parallel runways have a separation of only 208 meters (682 feet), too little for a conventional SOIA approach to be carried out; a SOIA approach requires runways to be at least 229 meters (750 feet) apart. Therefore, at peak hours for aircraft movements where parallel takeoffs/landings are used, it is temporarily a Category C airport, meaning that pilots have to carry out special training in a simulator to land when parallel landings are in effect.<br />
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There have been cases of runway overruns due to unfavourable conditions resulting from the short runways (longest one, 09R/27L, is only just under 2,000m long), most notably [[Golden Pacific Flight 008]] which overran the runway during a strong crosswind and crashed through the eastern airport fences and onto [[I-205]]. This prompted a complete closure of said section for 2 weeks and resulted in heavy traffic in the [[Lannex]] roads due to diversion.<br />
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==== Simultaneous Offset Instrument Approach ====<br />
The airport runways that head west were granted SOIA compliant in 2016 after a slightly intense vote in the FAA administration, now being one of the 3 airports in the US actively conducting SOIA approaches (San Francisco and Cleveland International). <br />
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However, such approaches may not be used after sunset (times are directed by ATC) after the Vision Airlines Flight 3015 incident. In 2021, due to concerns regarding wake turbulence from such little runway separation, parallel landings (with SOIA approaches) and takeoffs may not be carried out when resultant crosswinds are over 10 knots.<br />
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=== Hotel ===<br />
The airport hotel, named GoFly, was opened in 2013. Construction originally started in 2006, but the economic slowdown has halted its construction due to a large cost overrun. It has 11 floors, and is within a short walking distance to the airport terminals.<br />
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=== Ground transportation ===<br />
Greenfield International Airport has extensive ground transportation options including a direct connection to the city subway system, the Rockwell/Lannex LRT, the Lannex rail station, direct highway connection, and a bus terminal.<br />
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GIA is directly connected through the intersection between [[I-10]] and [[I-205]], which is then roughly a 10 minute drive to city center, assuming no traffic.<br />
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=== Cargo facilities ===<br />
[[File:Baltic Exports GIA-1.png|thumb|A parked Baltic Exports Boeing 747-400F.]]<br />
Greenfield International has 3 cargo facilities.<br />
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The Southern facility is located to the south of 9R/27L, which has 3 stands for large aircraft like the Boeing 747-8F or the Antonov An-124 Ruslan, 3 stands for medium aircraft like the MD-11F, and one for small aircraft like a 737-800BCF. It is directly accessible from the roads in Lannex.<br />
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The Northern facility is located to the north of 9L/27R and is next to the airplane hangars, which has 6 stands for medium aircraft like the aforementioned MD-11F. It is the base for [[OOPS Airlines]], the second largest international freight carrier<sup>[''citation needed'']</sup>.<br />
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There is also a smaller cargo facility to the right of the threshold of Runway 03, which can accomodate 1 large cargo plane or 2 small cargo planes. Its construction was partially funded by the cargo airline [[Baltic Exports]], hence its name "Baltic Exports Facility".<br />
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=== Other facilities ===<br />
There is a business/private aviation facility which is located within the airport and has its own terminal and facilities separate from the public terminal. It provides services for executive aircraft and passengers, including a passenger lounge, private rooms and showers, business center facilities, ground handling, baggage handling, fuelling, security, customs and flight planning. Designated spaces and hangars are also provided for private aircraft. <br />
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Directly accessible from northern [[Whitestone]] is a general aviation facility, which is located to the right of runway 21. It has its own hangar and is operated by an undisclosed company<sup>[''name?'']</sup>.<br />
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==== Preserved Midwestern DC-10 ====<br />
[[File:Midwestern DC-10-30 at GIA-1.png|thumb|The preserved Midwestern DC-10-30.]]<br />
To the southeast of the runway threshold and directly visible from eastbound [[I-205]] is a preserved Douglas DC-10-30 (N218MW).<br />
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It is an old Midwestern Airlines DC-10-30 that was in service since 1971 and used to fly to GIA in the early 2000s but the airline ceased operations and this airframe has remained at GIA ever since. It is now preserved by the 0C-10 Club and not accessible to the public. The 0C-10 club holds events for club members and contributors at the site once a year or so.<br />
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The reason to why it remained at GIA is that Midwestern Airlines planes were deemed unairworthy by the FAA due to extremely bad maintenance and procedures even after several warnings. The FAA then issued a ban on Midwestern flights on the 16th May 2005 until maintenance checks had been carried out. The maintenance for this particular airframe was never carried out entirely as Midwestern Airlines shortly after declared bankruptcy and ceased operations. The airframe was never sold or shipped to the Mojave Air & Space Port due to the bad maintenance and no pilots wanted to fly it.<br />
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== Airlines and Destinations ==<br />
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=== Passenger ===<br />
{| class="wikitable"<br />
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!Airline<br />
!Destination<br />
|-<br />
|Air Chinese<br />
|Beijing-Capital<br />
|-<br />
|Air Liberté<br />
|Paris-Charles de Gaulle<br />
|-<br />
|Air Pocheon<br />
|Seoul-Incheon<br />
|-<br />
|Air Tulip<br />
|Amsterdam<br />
|-<br />
|Al Rayyan Airways<br />
|Doha<br />
|-<br />
|Avcilar<br />
|Istanbul<br />
|-<br />
|Barajas Airlines<br />
|Madrid-Barajas<br />
|-<br />
|Changi Airlines<br />
|Singapore<br />
|-<br />
|Fly'ing America<br />
|Fort Lauderdale<br />
|-<br />
|Germanian<br />
|Frankfurt<br />
|-<br />
|Golden Pacific<br />
|Sydney, Melbourne<br />
|-<br />
|Hawaiian Airlines<br />
|Honolulu, Kahului, Kailua-Kona (begins May 1, 2023)<br />
|-<br />
|Hong Kong Airways<br />
|Hong Kong<br />
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|Jumeirah Airlines<br />
|Dubai-International<br />
|-<br />
|Klöten<br />
|Zürich<br />
|-<br />
|[[North American Airways|North American]]<br />
|Cancún, Edmonton, Mexico City, Montréal, Ottawa, Phoenix-Sky Harbor, San José del Cabo, Tampa<br />
|-<br />
|Scandinavian United Shuttle<br />
|Stockholm-Arlanda<br />
|-<br />
|[[SkyLiners Airlines|SkyLiners]]<br />
| Boston, Calgary, Chicago-O'Hare, Denver, Las Vegas, London-Heathrow, Los Angeles, Mexico City, Miami, New York-JFK, Oklahoma City, Philadelphia, San Francisco, San Diego, Tokyo-Narita, Vancouver, Washington-Dulles<br /> '''Seasonal:''' Reno-Lake Tahoe, Jackson Hole<br />
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|[[Speedfly Airlines]]<br />
|Houston-William P. Hobby, Las Vegas, Sacramento<br />
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|SunCoast Airlines<br />
|Fort Lauderdale<br />
|-<br />
|[[Unified Airlines|Unified]]<br />
|Houston-Intercontinental, Las Vegas, New York-Newark, Orlando, Reno, Seattle-Tacoma, Tucson<br />
|-<br />
|Victorian Atlantic<br />
|London-Heathrow<br />
|-<br />
|[[Vision Airlines]]<br />
|Albuquerque, Atlanta, Bentonville, Charlotte, Chicago-O'Hare, Cincinnati-Northern Kentucky, Columbus, Dallas-Fort Worth, Denver, Hong Kong, Honolulu, London-Heathrow, Lihue, Los Angeles, Melbourne, Miami, Minneapolis-St Paul, New Orleans, New York-JFK, New York-Newark, Orlando, Phoenix-Sky Harbor, Salt Lake City, San Francisco, Sacramento, Shanghai-Pudong, Sydney, Tokyo-Haneda, Toronto-Pearson, Vancouver, Washington-National, Zürich<br />'''Seasonal:''' Auckland<br />
|}<br />
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=== Cargo ===<br />
{| class="wikitable"<br />
|+<br />
!Airline<br />
!Destination<br />
|-<br />
|Al Rayyan Cargo<br />
|Doha, Mexico City<br />
|-<br />
|[[Baltic Exports]]<br />
|Buenos Aires-Ezeira, Johannesburg, Melbourne<br />
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|Changi Airlines Cargo<br />
|Amsterdam, Anchorage, Brussels<br />
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|Jumeirah Airlines Cargo<br />
|Frankfurt, Mexico City, Dubai-Al Maktoum<br />
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|[[Optimal Outcome Parcel Service]]<br />
|Anchorage, Dallas-Fort Worth, Hong Kong, London-Stansted, Louisville, New York-Stewart<br />
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|Pacific Cargo<br />
|Anchorage, Calgary, Guadalajara<br />
|-<br />
|Polar Postal<br />
|Anchorage, Cincinnati, Frankfurt-Hahn, Hong Kong, Tokyo-Narita<br />
|-<br />
|World Cargo<br />
|Leipzig-Halle, Miami, Milan-Malpensa, Tokyo-Narita<br />
|}<br />
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=== Ground handling companies ===<br />
[[File:2022-02-20 17.56.59.png|thumb|A Vision Boeing 777-300ER en-route to New York getting loaded with baggage through Greenfield Aviation Services.]]<br />
There are four ground handling companies operating at Greenfield International Airport providing passenger, baggage, cargo and ramp services to airlines. They are:<br />
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* [[Greenfield Aviation Services]]<br />
* [[Globe Handling]]<br />
* [[Sun Ground Services]] (SGS)<br />
* [[Novia Ground Solutions]]<br />
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American cargo handling company US Across also operates ramp services and a cargo facility at the airport. <br />
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Each airline which serves GIA also has the choice to choose the grand handling company they prefer to utilize for the services, For example, [[North American Airways]] chose Globe Handling to serve them, and [[SkyLiners Airlines|SkyLiners]] chose Greenfield Aviation Services.<br />
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== Statistics ==<br />
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=== Top destinations ===<br />
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== Accidents and incidents ==<br />
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* Unknown date, 1973: a Lockheed Electra operated by the Marine Corps crashed into the bay shortly after takeoff. The pitch control system of one of its propellers is said to have failed. All 8 personnel inside the aircraft perished. <br />
* June 6, 1984: A Vision Boeing 737-200 suffered a double bird strike during takeoff. The crew was able to use the APU to restart one of its engines shortly after it failed, and it returned for a safe emergency landing about 30 minutes after takeoff. Nobody was injured.<br />
* March 14, 1996: A [[Golden Pacific]] 777-200ER [[Golden Pacific Flight 008|overran the runway]] during landing due to pilot error in inclement weather and crashed into [[I-205]]. All 192 people in the aircraft died, making for the deadliest aviation accident in all of California.<br />
*January 16, 2004: A SkyLiners Boeing 757-200 operating from Jackson Hole Airport had to perform a gravity gear extension to land at the airport after its hydraulics failed.<br />
* May 27, 2015: An [[OOPS Airlines]] Boeing 767-300ERF suffered a bird strike on engine #1 on its takeoff roll and had to reject its takeoff. <br />
* September 1, 2017, Vision Airlines Flight 3015: Pilot error led to the wingtips of a Vision Boeing 737 to get within 100 meters of the wingtips of a Boeing 757. Due to poor visibility, the 757 did not initiate a go around and landed as usual, causing its downwind wake turbulence to affect the 737. The 737 suffered a wingstrike on an attempted landing and had to go around then make a successful second landing. One minor injury was reported. This accident made it so that parallel landings may not be carried out at night, as directed by ATC. Later investigations revealed that external radio signal jamming was affecting the ILS' capability to communicate with the pilots, which caused this incident.<br />
* January 23, 2021: A Boeing 737-800BCF had to make an emergency landing after its landing gear failed to retract after takeoff.<br />
* November 29, 2022: A [[Globe Handling]] vehicle went head-on with a Speedfly Airlines Bombardier Dash 8-400 during its pushback. The driver of the vehicle sustained minor injuries and the back of the plane was severely damaged, causing bits of cargo to fall out. The plane is currently parked at the airport. Initial investigations revealed that the driver was under the influence of alcohol and did not stop the vehicle in time. This prompted more frequent drugs and alcohol testing amongst all of GIA staff. FAA is currently investigating this accident with the Greenfield Department of Aviation, and the driver has got his license revoked for 12 months.<br />
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== Gallery == <br />
{{Gallery<br />
| align = center<br />
| File:JESTR.JESTR11.jpg<br />
| JESTR11 Arrival Chart for KGIA<br />
| File:GIA Southern Freight Terminal.png<br />
| The Southern Freight Terminal in the foreground.<br />
| File:GIA Northern Freight Terminal.png<br />
| The Northern Freight Terminal.<br />
| File:GIA General Aviation Terminal.png<br />
| The General Aviation Terminal.<br />
| File:Check in facility terminal 1 GIA.png<br />
| The check-in facility in Terminal 1.<br />
| File:Greenfield Terminal 1 SkyBridge view facing west.png<br />
| The view of Terminal 1 sky bridge facing west.<br />
| File:GIA Business aviation terminal.png<br />
| The Business/Private Aviation tarmac as seen from the terminal building in the morning.<br />
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=== Update 0.5.3 ===<br />
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| image = [[File:Genmar Logo.png|thumb|Image of the Genmar Logo]]<br />
| caption = Genmar logo since 2003<br />
| label1 = Industry<br />
| data1 = Insurance and Property<br />
| label2 = Founder<br />
| data2 = Martin Wiseburg<br />
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| data3 = Berkshire Hathaway <br />
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}}Genmar Inc. is an American multinational conglomerate holding company headquartered in Greenfield, California, United States. Its main business and source of capital is insurance, from which it invests the float (the retained premiums) in a broad portfolio of subsidiaries, equity positions and other securities. The company has been overseen since 1983 by its chairman and CEO Martin Wiseburg, who is known for his advocacy of value investing principles. Under his direction, the company's book value has grown at an average rate of 20%, compared to about 10% from the S&P 500 index with dividends included over the same period, while employing large amounts of capital and minimal debt.<br />
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The company's insurance brands include auto insurer Gecko and reinsurance firm First National. Its non-insurance subsidiaries operate in diverse sectors such as confectionery, retail, railroads, infrastructure, machinery, jewelry, apparel, electrical power and natural gas distribution. Among its partially owned businesses are Super Savings (38.6%), XXX Wireless (26.7%), and WT News (18.8%),<br />
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Genmar is the seventh largest component of the S&P 500 index and the top-ranked company in the Forbes Global 2000, which takes into account both market value and fundamental data. Its class A shares have the highest per-share price of any public company in the world, reaching $500,000 in March 2022, because Wiseburg chooses not to split the stock.<br />
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== Headquarters and offices ==<br />
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== Locations ==<br />
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| caption = Genmar logo since 2003<br />
| label1 = Industry<br />
| data1 = Insurance and Property<br />
| label2 = Founder<br />
| data2 = Martin Wiseburg<br />
| label3 = Real-life equivalent<br />
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}}Genmar Inc. is an American multinational conglomerate holding company headquartered in Greenfield, California, United States. Its main business and source of capital is insurance, from which it invests the float (the retained premiums) in a broad portfolio of subsidiaries, equity positions and other securities. The company has been overseen since 1983 by its chairman and CEO Martin Wiseburg, who is known for his advocacy of value investing principles. Under his direction, the company's book value has grown at an average rate of 20%, compared to about 10% from the S&P 500 index with dividends included over the same period, while employing large amounts of capital and minimal debt.<br />
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The company's insurance brands include auto insurer Gecko and reinsurance firm First National. Its non-insurance subsidiaries operate in diverse sectors such as confectionery, retail, railroads, infrastructure, machinery, jewelry, apparel, electrical power and natural gas distribution. Among its partially owned businesses are Super Savings (38.6%), XXX Wireless (26.7%), and WT News (18.8%),<br />
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Genmar is the seventh largest component of the S&P 500 index and the top-ranked company in the Forbes Global 2000, which takes into account both market value and fundamental data. Its class A shares have the highest per-share price of any public company in the world, reaching $500,000 in March 2022, because Wiseburg chooses not to split the stock.<br />
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== History ==<br />
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== Headquarters and offices ==<br />
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== Build history ==<br />
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== Locations ==<br />
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<div>Genmar Inc. is an American multinational conglomerate holding company headquartered in Greenfield, California, United States. Its main business and source of capital is insurance, from which it invests the float (the retained premiums) in a broad portfolio of subsidiaries, equity positions and other securities. The company has been overseen since 1983 by its chairman and CEO Martin Wiseburg, who is known for his advocacy of value investing principles. Under his direction, the company's book value has grown at an average rate of 20%, compared to about 10% from the S&P 500 index with dividends included over the same period, while employing large amounts of capital and minimal debt.<br />
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The company's insurance brands include auto insurer Gecko and reinsurance firm First National. Its non-insurance subsidiaries operate in diverse sectors such as confectionery, retail, railroads, infrastructure, machinery, jewelry, apparel, electrical power and natural gas distribution. Among its partially owned businesses are Super Savings (38.6%), XXX Wireless (26.7%), and WT News (18.8%),<br />
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Genmar is the seventh largest component of the S&P 500 index and the top-ranked company in the Forbes Global 2000, which takes into account both market value and fundamental data. Its class A shares have the highest per-share price of any public company in the world, reaching $500,000 in March 2022, because Wiseburg chooses not to split the stock.<br />
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== History ==<br />
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== Headquarters and offices ==<br />
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== Build history ==<br />
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== Locations ==<br />
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| image = [[File:GIA Logo.png|150px]]<br />
| image-width = 275<br />
| image2 = File:Airport overhead render.png<br />
| image2-width = 275<br />
| caption2 = Aerial shot of Greenfield International Airport<br />
| IATA = GIA<br />
| ICAO = KGIA<br />
| type = Public<br />
| city-served = Greenfield Metropolitan Area<br />
| location = [[Lannex]], Greenfield, U.S.<br />
| opened = [[0.5.4]]<br />
| hub = <div><br />
*[[Vision Airlines]]<br />
*[[SkyLiners Airlines]]<br />
*[[OOPS Airlines]]<br />
| focus_city = {{Unbulleted list<br />
| [[Speedfly Airlines]]<br />
| [[Unified Airlines]]<br />
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| elevation-m = <!--4--><br />
| coordinates = 3600, -1900<br />
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| image_mapsize = 275<br />
| image_map_caption = GIA Airport Diagram <br />
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'''Greenfield International Airport''' (IATA: '''GIA''', ICAO: '''KGIA''', FAA LID: '''GIA'''), typically referred to as Greenfield Airport, is an international airport located on the northeast side of Greenfield, California. Operated by the Greenfield Department of Aviation, and covering over 4 kilometers of land, GIA has non-stop flights to over 200 destinations in North America, South America, Europe, Africa, Asia, and Oceania as of 2022.<br />
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GIA began as an airfield for manufacturing C-54 military transports during World War II. As one of the first airports developed after the war, GIA's innovative design pioneered concepts such as concourses, direct highway access to the terminal, jet bridges, and underground refueling systems. GIA became famous during the jet age, holding he distinction as one of the world's top fifty busiest airports from 1963 to 1998, reaching 21st place for the years of 1992-1998. Today it is the world's twenty-third-busiest airport, serving 22.1 million passengers in 2022. In 2019, GIA had 268,656 aircraft movements, averaging over 700 per day. <br />
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GIA also serves as the primary western hub for Skyliners Airlines, and is the companies second largest hub. GIA also holds the distinction of being the only west coast connection for multiple international connections like Hong Kong airways and Changi Airlines<br />
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=== Establishment ===<br />
Starting in 1923,, the California National Guard used the present airport site (known then as the Lannex lowlands) as a training airfield. The site was then dedicated as the "Greenfield Municipal Airport" by then Mayor in 1926, but it had no proper terminal building until 1939, many airlines choosing to utilize Los Angeles or San Diego instead. Once Greenfield's terminal as completed, multiple airlines including Skyliners and Unified began service here.<br />
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In 1946 and 1951 the airport had runways 3, 9, 21, and 27. In 1957 a parrallel runway was constructed along runway 9-27 renaming both to 9R-L and 27R-L. <br />
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On August 17th, 1942 the airports weather station became the official point for Greenfield weather observations and records by the National Weather Service.<br />
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=== World War II use ===<br />
During World War IOI the United States Navy used the airport as a training facility as well as a construction site for the manufacturing of the C-54 military transports. A major defense contractor and contributor to World War II transport production, C54 Aircrafts, later known as Derksair, had their headquarters on the border of the Municipal field, and built many of their military aircraft their. Derksair used the airport for test and delivery flights from 1935 to 1952 when their main facility burned to the ground.<br />
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Because of its location next to the Pacific ocean, it was believed that the airport could be a target for Japanese retaliation especially after Pearl Harbor. Special care was taken to protect the construction facilities including building a fake neighborhood on the roof of the warehouse. This town known as Little Lannex was made of wood and fabric and hid the massive construction hangar from the sky. However Greenfield never saw any combat during the war, and in a cruel turn of fate the supplies on the roof are believed to have caused the fire that burned down the facility and caused Derksair to go out of business at the end of the war. The vacant space left by the hangar was used in later years to develop jet age terminals.<br />
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=== Passenger service and growth ===<br />
Greenfield Municipal became Greenfield International in 1946, when Air Pocheon began direct flights to Korea. The original terminal 1 did nto have jet bridges and thus many felt a new terminal was needed to bring Greenfield into the jet age. A new terminal opened in 1955 which is currently the oldest existed terminal at the airport now called Terminal 3.<br />
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Terminal 1 and 3 modernization was completed in 1971, Terminal 2 opened in 1974 while the concourse opened in 1977. The $500 million expansion was one of the largest single building projects ever taken on by the city. In 2015 the airport finished construction on their brand new international terminal at the location of the old terminal 1. Many preservationist where angry at the destruction of the historic terminal building, but their was realistically no way the facility could have been outfitted for the modern needs of passengers and airlines. The new terminal 1 serves as the international terminal and holds the US customs. During this time a baggage system modernization occurred across the entire airport.<br />
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In the 1980s GIA hosted hubs for Skyliners and Vision Airlines. The Airline Deregulation Act of 1978 allowed regional carrier Altis (later renamed Speedfly Airlines) to create a small hub at GIA. Skyliners became the dominant carrier at GIA in the 1980s and 1990s and shifted most of its operations from LAX to GIA in 2002. As of 2015, GIA was Skyliners second largest hub overall. <br />
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In 1997 the California Department of Transportation and several U.S. federal government agencies selected a route to connect the three terminals to the nearby expressway. Nearby stakeholders especially local hotel owners objected to the proposed routing, saying it would take all the traffic off the local roads and loose business. Most notably two large hotels, the Botanist, and the Wheaton had to be demolished for the highway connection. <br />
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In 2022 the new multimodal facility was completed. This facility includes thousands of parking spaces to serve 10+ rental car services in an effort to centralize all of the services. The airport people mover was also extended to the facility, which sat next to the Lannex regional rail station, meaning passengers could now travel directly from the regional rail station to the airport. <br />
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=== Future ===<br />
Like many airports across the nation, the aging terminal 2/3 are causing delays. Current plans involve the continued modernization of the baggage systems which started in 2012. A new terminal end is being built at the end of terminal 3, expanding the amount of gates to the terminal by 4. Minor updates to the facility will occur along side the construction.<br />
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== Build History ==<br />
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=== [[Update 0.5.3|0.5.3]] ===<br />
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=== [[Update 0.5.4|0.5.4]] ===<br />
The development of the Greenfield International Airport officially started in mid 2019, with the release of the plans for Los Llanos and Rockwell to the admin team by THEJESTR11. The original airport plan was nothing more then three parallel runways and a bunch of open grass space. Admin 56515 took the lead on developing a more detailed plan for the airport and eventually ended on a 2 parallel runway configuration with a crossing angled runway. from the very beginning the goal of the structure was to create an airport that didn't conform to Minecraft's grid. This meant that terminals would be at realistic angles from each other. Much of the early planning and laying out work was done by 56515. The road systems as well as the runway work was primarily done by Admins Staples and NJDaeger. Of the three terminals, it was decided that 56515 would tackle terminal 1, Staples terminal 2, and past Admin JacobKazias terminal 3. As the project developed many others assisted in the build process, especially with the interiors of terminals and the development of the cargo center. Eventually Architect Dasky joined the build team and quickly made some important changes to the airport to make it more realistic and in line with real life airports because of his real life experience. Together, with the help of the rest of the build team, Greenfield International Airport has become one of the most impressive parts of the project.<br />
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== Facilities ==<br />
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=== Terminals ===<br />
Greenfield International Airport has three public terminals named Terminal 1, 2 and 3. Terminal 2 and 3 hold the majority of domestic flights and are older, being built in the 1970s and 1980s. Terminal 1 was rebuilt in 2015, replacing the majority of the terminal, keeping one terminal leg of the original 1970s building. All international flights and some domestic flights depart from Terminal 1. <br />
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=== Runways ===<br />
Info on the 3 runways.<br />
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=== Hotel ===<br />
Info on the central hotel.<br />
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=== Ground transportation ===<br />
Greenfield International Airport has extensive ground transportation options including a direct connection to the city subway system, the Rockwell/Lannex LRT, the Lannex rail station, direct highway connection, and a bus terminal.<br />
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=== Cargo facilities ===<br />
Info on the cargo facilities.<br />
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=== Other facilities ===<br />
Info on other facilities.<br />
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== Airlines and Destinations ==<br />
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=== Passenger ===<br />
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=== Cargo ===<br />
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=== Ground handling companies ===<br />
There are four ground handling companies operating at Greenfield International Airport providing passenger, baggage, cargo and ramp services to airlines. They are:<br />
<br />
* Greenfield Aviation Services<br />
* Globe Handling<br />
* Sun Ground Services (SGS)<br />
* Novia Ground Solutions<br />
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American cargo handling company US Across also operates ramp services and a cargo facility at the airport. <br />
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== Statistics ==<br />
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=== Top destinations ===<br />
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== Gallery == <br />
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| name = Greenfield International Airport<br />
| image = [[File:GIA Logo.png|150px]]<br />
| image-width = 275<br />
| image2 = File:Airport overhead render.png<br />
| image2-width = 275<br />
| caption2 = Aerial shot of Greenfield International Airport<br />
| IATA = GIA<br />
| ICAO = KGIA<br />
| type = Public<br />
| city-served = Greenfield Metropolitan Area<br />
| location = [[Lannex]], Greenfield, U.S.<br />
| opened = [[0.5.4]]<br />
| hub = <div><br />
*[[Vision Airlines]]<br />
*[[SkyLiners Airlines]]<br />
*[[OOPS Airlines]]<br />
| focus_city = {{Unbulleted list<br />
| [[Speedfly Airlines]]<br />
| [[Unified Airlines]]<br />
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| elevation-m = <!--4--><br />
| coordinates = 3600, -1900<br />
| image_map = File:Greenfield Airport Diagram 1.png<br />
| image_mapsize = 275<br />
| image_map_caption = GIA Airport Diagram <br />
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'''Greenfield International Airport''' (IATA: '''GIA''', ICAO: '''KGIA''', FAA LID: '''GIA'''), typically referred to as Greenfield Airport, is an international airport located on the northeast side of Greenfield, California. Operated by the Greenfield Department of Aviation, and covering over 4 kilometers of land, GIA has non-stop flights to over 200 destinations in North America, South America, Europe, Africa, Asia, and Oceania as of 2022.<br />
<br />
GIA began as an airfield for manufacturing C-54 military transports during World War II. As one of the first airports developed after the war, GIA's innovative design pioneered concepts such as concourses, direct highway access to the terminal, jet bridges, and underground refueling systems. GIA became famous during the jet age, holding he distinction as one of the world's top fifty busiest airports from 1963 to 1998, reaching 21st place for the years of 1992-1998. Today it is the world's twenty-third-busiest airport, serving 22.1 million passengers in 2022. In 2019, GIA had 268,656 aircraft movements, averaging over 700 per day. <br />
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GIA also serves as the primary western hub for Skyliners Airlines, and is the companies second largest hub. GIA also holds the destinction of being the only west coast connection for multiple international connections like Hong Kong airways and Changi Airlines<br />
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=== Establishment ===<br />
Text here about establishment of airport.<br />
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=== Early commercial development ===<br />
Text here about early commercial development.<br />
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=== Passenger service and growth ===<br />
Text here about passenger service and growth.<br />
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=== Post-deregulation developments ===<br />
Text about post-deregulation developments.<br />
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=== Future ===<br />
Text about the future plans for the airport.<br />
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== Build History ==<br />
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=== [[Update 0.5.3|0.5.3]] ===<br />
Initial admin planning began at the end of 0.5.3.<br />
<br />
=== [[Update 0.5.4|0.5.4]] ===<br />
The development of the Greenfield International Airport officially started in mid 2019, with the release of the plans for Los Llanos and Rockwell to the admin team by THEJESTR11. The original airport plan was nothing more then three parallel runways and a bunch of open grass space. Admin 56515 took the lead on developing a more detailed plan for the airport and eventually ended on a 2 parallel runway configuration with a crossing angled runway. from the very beginning the goal of the structure was to create an airport that didn't conform to Minecraft's grid. This meant that terminals would be at realistic angles from each other. Much of the early planning and laying out work was done by 56515. The road systems as well as the runway work was primarily done by Admins Staples and NJDaeger. Of the three terminals, it was decided that 56515 would tackle terminal 1, Staples terminal 2, and past Admin JacobKazias terminal 3. As the project developed many others assisted in the build process, especially with the interiors of terminals and the development of the cargo center. Eventually Architect Dasky joined the build team and quickly made some important changes to the airport to make it more realistic and in line with real life airports because of his real life experience. Together, with the help of the rest of the build team, Greenfield International Airport has become one of the most impressive parts of the project.<br />
<br />
== Facilities ==<br />
<br />
=== Terminals ===<br />
Greenfield International Airport has three public terminals named Terminal 1, 2 and 3. Terminal 2 and 3 hold the majority of domestic flights and are older, being built in the 1970s and 1980s. Terminal 1 was rebuilt in 2013, replacing the majority of the terminal, keeping one terminal leg of the original 1970s building. All international flights and some domestic flights depart from Terminal 1. <br />
<br />
=== Runways ===<br />
Info on the 3 runways.<br />
<br />
=== Hotel ===<br />
Info on the central hotel.<br />
<br />
=== Ground transportation ===<br />
Greenfield International Airport has extensive ground transportation options including a direct connection to the city subway system, the Rockwell/Lannex LRT, the Lannex rail station, direct highway connection, and a bus terminal.<br />
<br />
=== Cargo facilities ===<br />
Info on the cargo facilities.<br />
<br />
=== Other facilities ===<br />
Info on other facilities.<br />
<br />
== Airlines and Destinations ==<br />
<br />
=== Passenger ===<br />
Insert table about airlines and destinations here.<br />
<br />
=== Cargo ===<br />
Insert table about airlines and cargo destinations here.<br />
<br />
=== Ground handling companies ===<br />
There are four ground handling companies operating at Greenfield International Airport providing passenger, baggage, cargo and ramp services to airlines. They are:<br />
<br />
* Greenfield Aviation Services<br />
* Globe Handling<br />
* Sun Ground Services (SGS)<br />
* Novia Ground Solutions<br />
<br />
American cargo handling company US Across also operates ramp services and a cargo facility at the airport. <br />
<br />
== Statistics ==<br />
<br />
=== Top destinations ===<br />
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== Gallery == <br />
{{Gallery<br />
| align = center<br />
| File:JESTR.JESTR11.jpg<br />
| JESTR11 Arrival Chart for KGIA<br />
}}<br />
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<div>Page on info for the Greenfield LRT<br />
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== Line History ==<br />
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=== Update 0.5.3 ===<br />
In 0.5.3 the Teal line was built connecting the [[Kazias Center]] to the [[Ashfield Central Transport Center|Ashfield Train Station]] through downtown [[Ashfield Central|Ashfield]]. This line has a service station in [[Springfield]].<br />
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=== Update 0.5.4 ===<br />
In 0.5.4 the Red line was built connecting [[Rockwell]] to [[Greenfield International Airport]]. The line runs through [[Rockwell]], [[Los Llanos]], [[Rio Pueblo]], and ends in [[Lannex]] at [[Greenfield International Airport|GIA]].<br />
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== Lines ==<br />
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=== Ashfield Line ===<br />
-Info on the Ashfield Line<br />
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=== Rockwell/Airport Express ===<br />
-Info on the Rockwell/Airport Express<br />
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<div>{{Infobox airport<br />
| name = Greenfield International Airport<br />
| image = <<GIA Airport Logo>><br />
| image-width = 275<br />
| image2 = <<GIA Aerial Shot (Render?)>><br />
| image2-width = 275<br />
| caption2 = Aerial shot of Greenfield International Airport<br />
| IATA = GIA<br />
| ICAO = KGIA<br />
| type = Public<br />
| city-served = Greenfield Metropolitan Area<br />
| location = [[Lannex]], Greenfield, U.S.<br />
| opened = [[0.5.4]]<br />
| hub = <div><br />
*[[Vision Airlines]]<br />
*[[SkyLiners Airlines]]<br />
*[[OOPS Airlines]]<br />
| focus_city = {{Unbulleted list<br />
| [[Speedfly Airlines]]<br />
| [[Unified Airlines]]<br />
}}<br />
</div><br />
</div><br />
| elevation-f = 31<br />
| elevation-m = <!--4--><br />
| coordinates = 3600, -1900<br />
| image_map = File:Greenfield Airport Diagram 1.png<br />
| image_mapsize = 275<br />
| image_map_caption = GIA Airport Diagram <br />
| r1-number = 9L/27R<br />
| r1-length-f = 6,047<br />
| r1-length-m = <!--1,843--><br />
| r1-surface = Concrete<br />
| r2-number = 9R/27L<br />
| r2-length-f = 6,048<br />
| r2-length-m = <!--1,843--><br />
| r2-surface = Concrete<br />
| r3-number = 3/21<br />
| r3-length-f = 4,147<br />
| r3-length-m = <!--1,264--><br />
| r3-surface = Concrete<br />
}}<br />
Greenfield International Airport (IATA: '''GIA''', ICAO: '''KGIA''', FAA LID: '''GIA'''), typically referred to as Greenfield Airport, is an international airport located on the Northeast side of Greenfield, California. Operated by the Greenfield Department of Aviation, and covering over 4 kilometers of land, GIA has non-stop flights to over 200 destinations in North America, South America, Europe, Africa, Asia, and Oceania as of 2022.<br />
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GIA began as an airfield for manufacturing C-54 military transports during World War II. As one of the first airports developed after the war, GIA's innovative design pioneered concepts such as concourses, direct highway access to the terminal, jet bridges, and underground refueling systems. GIA became famous during the jet age, holding he distinction as one of the world's top five busiest airports from 1963 to 1998, reaching second place for the years of 1992-1998. Today it is the world's seventh-busiest airport, serving 73 million passengers in 2022. In 2019, GIA had 834,656 aircraft movements, averaging 2,000 per day, one of the highest in the world. GIA serves as a major hub for (WHAT AIRLINE?).<br />
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== History ==<br />
<br />
=== Establishment ===<br />
Text here about establishment of airport.<br />
<br />
=== Early commercial development ===<br />
Text here about early commercial development.<br />
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=== Passenger service and growth ===<br />
Text here about passenger service and growth.<br />
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=== Post-deregulation developments ===<br />
Text about post-deregulation developments.<br />
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=== Future ===<br />
Text about the future plans for the airport.<br />
<br />
== Build History ==<br />
<br />
=== [[Update 0.5.3|0.5.3]] ===<br />
Initial admin planning began at the end of 0.5.3.<br />
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=== [[Update 0.5.4|0.5.4]] ===<br />
The development of the Greenfield International Airport officially started in mid 2019, with the release of the plans for Los Llanos and Rockwell to the admin team by THEJESTR11. The original airport plan was nothing more then three parallel runways and a bunch of open grass space. Admin 56515 took the lead on developing a more detailed plan for the airport and eventually ended on a 2 parallel runway configuration with a crossing angled runway. from the very beginning the goal of the structure was to create an airport that didn't conform to Minecraft's grid. This meant that terminals would be at realistic angles from each other. Much of the early planning and laying out work was done by 56515. The road systems as well as the runway work was primarily done by Admins Staples and NJDaeger. Of the three terminals, it was decided that 56515 would tackle terminal 1, Staples terminal 2, and past Admin JacobKazias terminal 3. As the project developed many others assisted in the build process, especially with the interiors of terminals and the development of the cargo center. Eventually Architect Dasky joined the build team and quickly made some important changes to the airport to make it more realistic and in line with real life airports because of his real life experience. Together, with the help of the rest of the build team, Greenfield International Airport has become one of the most impressive parts of the project.<br />
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== Facilities ==<br />
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=== Terminals ===<br />
GIA has three public terminals named Terminal 1, 2 and 3. Terminal 2 and 3 hold the majority of domestic flight and are older, being built in the 1970s and 1980s. Terminal 1 was rebuilt in 2013, replacing the majority of the terminal, keeping one terminal leg of the original 1970s building. Terminal one primarily houses international flights with some domestic flights. <br />
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=== Runways ===<br />
Info on the 3 runways.<br />
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=== Hotel ===<br />
Info on the central hotel.<br />
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=== Ground transportation ===<br />
GIA has extensive ground transportation options including a direct connection to the city subway system, the Rockwell/Lannex LRT, the Lannex rail station, direct highway connection, and a bus terminal.<br />
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=== Cargo facilities ===<br />
Info on the cargo facilities.<br />
<br />
=== Other facilities ===<br />
Info on other facilities.<br />
<br />
== Airlines and Destinations ==<br />
<br />
=== Passenger ===<br />
Insert table about airlines and destinations here.<br />
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=== Cargo ===<br />
Insert table about airlines and cargo destinations here.<br />
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== Statistics ==<br />
<br />
=== Top destinations ===<br />
Insert table on top destinations of the airport. Domestic and international.</div>56515https://wiki.greenfieldmc.net/index.php?title=Greenfield_International_Airport&diff=6647Greenfield International Airport2022-09-08T05:02:18Z<p>56515: /* 0.5.4 */</p>
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<div>{{Infobox airport<br />
| name = Greenfield International Airport<br />
| image = <<GIA Airport Logo>><br />
| image-width = 275<br />
| image2 = <<GIA Aerial Shot (Render?)>><br />
| image2-width = 275<br />
| caption2 = Aerial shot of Greenfield International Airport<br />
| IATA = GIA<br />
| ICAO = KGIA<br />
| type = Public<br />
| city-served = Greenfield Metropolitan Area<br />
| location = [[Lannex]], Greenfield, U.S.<br />
| opened = [[0.5.4]]<br />
| hub = <div><br />
*[[Vision Airlines]]<br />
*[[SkyLiners Airlines]]<br />
*[[OOPS Airlines]]<br />
| focus_city = {{Unbulleted list<br />
| [[Speedfly Airlines]]<br />
| [[Unified Airlines]]<br />
}}<br />
</div><br />
</div><br />
| elevation-f = 31<br />
| elevation-m = <!--4--><br />
| coordinates = 3600, -1900<br />
| image_map = File:Greenfield Airport Diagram 1.png<br />
| image_mapsize = 275<br />
| image_map_caption = GIA Airport Diagram <br />
| r1-number = 9L/27R<br />
| r1-length-f = 6,047<br />
| r1-length-m = <!--1,843--><br />
| r1-surface = Concrete<br />
| r2-number = 9R/27L<br />
| r2-length-f = 6,048<br />
| r2-length-m = <!--1,843--><br />
| r2-surface = Concrete<br />
| r3-number = 3/21<br />
| r3-length-f = 4,147<br />
| r3-length-m = <!--1,264--><br />
| r3-surface = Concrete<br />
}}<br />
Greenfield International Airport (IATA: '''GIA''', ICAO: '''KGIA''', FAA LID: '''GIA'''), typically referred to as Greenfield Airport, is an international airport located on the Northeast side of Greenfield, California. Operated by the Greenfield Department of Aviation, and covering over 4 kilometers of land, GIA has non-stop flights to over 200 destinations in North America, South America, Europe, Africa, Asia, and Oceania as of 2022.<br />
<br />
GIA began as an airfield for manufacturing C-54 military transports during World War II. As one of the first airports developed after the war, GIA's innovative design pioneered concepts such as concourses, direct highway access to the terminal, jet bridges, and underground refueling systems. GIA became famous during the jet age, holding he distinction as one of the world's top five busiest airports from 1963 to 1998, reaching second place for the years of 1992-1998. Today it is the world's seventh-busiest airport, serving 73 million passengers in 2022. In 2019, GIA had 834,656 aircraft movements, averaging 2,000 per day, one of the highest in the world. GIA serves as a major hub for (WHAT AIRLINE?).<br />
<br />
== History ==<br />
<br />
=== Establishment ===<br />
Text here about establishment of airport.<br />
<br />
=== Early commercial development ===<br />
Text here about early commercial development.<br />
<br />
=== Passenger service and growth ===<br />
Text here about passenger service and growth.<br />
<br />
=== Post-deregulation developments ===<br />
Text about post-deregulation developments.<br />
<br />
=== Future ===<br />
Text about the future plans for the airport.<br />
<br />
== Build History ==<br />
<br />
=== [[Update 0.5.3|0.5.3]] ===<br />
Initial admin planning began at the end of 0.5.3.<br />
<br />
=== [[Update 0.5.4|0.5.4]] ===<br />
The development of the Greenfield International Airport officially started in mid 2019, with the release of the plans for Los Llanos and Rockwell to the admin team by THEJESTR11. The original airport plan was nothing more then three parallel runways and a bunch of open grass space. Admin 56515 took the lead on developing a more detailed plan for the airport and eventually ended on a 2 parallel runway configuration with a crossing angled runway. from the very beginning the goal of the structure was to create an airport that didn't conform to Minecraft's grid. This meant that terminals would be at realistic angles from each other. Much of the early planning and laying out work was done by 56515. The road systems as well as the runway work was primarily done by Admins Staples and NJDaeger. Of the three terminals, it was decided that 56515 would tackle terminal 1, Staples terminal 2, and past Admin JacobKazias terminal 3. As the project developed many others assisted in the build process, especially with the interiors of terminals and the development of the cargo center. Eventually Architect Dasky joined the build team and quickly made some important changes to the airport to make it more realistic and in line with real life airports because of his real life experience. Together, with the help of the rest of the build team, Greenfield International Airport has become one of the most impressive parts of the project.<br />
<br />
== Facilities ==<br />
<br />
=== Terminals ===<br />
Info on the 3 terminals.<br />
<br />
=== Runways ===<br />
Info on the 3 runways.<br />
<br />
=== Hotel ===<br />
Info on the central hotel.<br />
<br />
=== Ground transportation ===<br />
Info on the ground transportation.<br />
<br />
=== Cargo facilities ===<br />
Info on the cargo facilities.<br />
<br />
=== Other facilities ===<br />
Info on other facilities.<br />
<br />
== Airlines and Destinations ==<br />
<br />
=== Passenger ===<br />
Insert table about airlines and destinations here.<br />
<br />
=== Cargo ===<br />
Insert table about airlines and cargo destinations here.<br />
<br />
== Statistics ==<br />
<br />
=== Top destinations ===<br />
Insert table on top destinations of the airport. Domestic and international.</div>56515https://wiki.greenfieldmc.net/index.php?title=Update_0.5.4&diff=6646Update 0.5.42022-09-08T04:59:47Z<p>56515: </p>
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<div>{{Infobox<br />
| title = Update 0.5.4 <br />
| image = [[File:054 overhead 09012022.png|300px]]<br />
| caption = Extent of 0.5.4 as of September 1, 2022<br />
| label1 = Release<br />
| data1 = TBD<br />
| label2 = Building progression <br />
| data2 = May 21, 2020 - September 1, 2022 (27 months)<br />
| label3 = Open server<br />
| data3 = TBD<br />
| label4 = Version<br />
| data4 = 1.17-<br />
| label5 = Areas introduced<br />
| data5 = <br />
* [[Los Llanos]]<br />
* [[Rockwell]]<br />
* [[Rio Pueblo]]<br />
* [[Palma]]<br />
* [[Lannex]]<br />
* [[North Lannex]]<br />
* [[Greenfield International Airport]]<br />
| label6 = Areas modified<br />
| data6 =<br />
* [[Richmond]]<br />
* [[Longport Keys East]]<br />
* [[Whitestone]]<br />
| label7 = Preceded by <br />
| data7 = [[0.5.3]]<br />
| label8 = Succeeded by <br />
| data8 = [[0.5.5]]<br />
}}Greenfield '''Update 0.5.4''' is the fourteenth revision of the Map, introducing the [[Greenfield International Airport]], as well as several other districts, including [[Los Llanos]], [[Rockwell]], [[Rio Pueblo]], [[Lannex]], [[Palma]], along with overhaul of [[Whitestone]], [[Richmond]], and [[Longport Keys East]]. Update 0.5.4 is the largest update Greenfield has gone through, almost doubling the size of the Map. <br />
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==Los Llanos==<br />
Los Llanos is a neighborhood to the east of downtown that is primarily made up of single family residential units. It has the Greenfield river running through it, and the end of I-110. It also includes a catholic church at its core and an elementary school, and high school. The subway line terminates in Los Llanos, while the service yard for the Rockwell/Lannex line is located there.<br />
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==Rockwell==<br />
Rockwell is an expensive neighborhood along the coast of the Pacific ocean. It is primarily made up of single family and multifamily home and vacation homes. There is also a world class beach and hotels along the water. It is also the southern terminus of the Rockwell/Lannex LRT.<br />
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==Rio Pueblo==<br />
Rio Pueblo is a neighborhood to the east of downtown that is primarily made up of single family residential units. It is split by the expressway.<br />
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==Palma==<br />
Palma is a neighborhood to the east of downtown that is primarily made up of single family residential units. It has the expressway running through it, and has an elementary school, retirement community, and golf course. <br />
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==Lannex and North Lannex==<br />
Lannex/North Lannex are located to the east of downtown and are primarily made up of Greenfield International Airport and the Greenfield Botanical Gardens. Lannex is the final stop for the subway line, Rockwell/Lannex LRT and includes a regional rail stop.<br />
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==Greenfield International Airport==<br />
GIA is the main airport located within Greenfield and is one of the busiest airports in the United States. It includes three runways, three terminals, and a multitude of cargo facilities, parking garages, and hotels.<br />
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==Notable builds ==<br />
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'''[[Los Llanos]]'''<br />
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- [[St Moninne Church]]<br />
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- [[Wallcart]]<br />
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- [[Los Llanos High School]]<br />
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- [[E-LRT Maintenance Facility]]<br />
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'''[[Rockwell]]'''<br />
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- [[Tropicana Palms Hotel]]<br />
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- [[Rockwell Cemetery]]<br />
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- [[Starcourt Industries Office Building]]<br />
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- [[Rockwell Pier]]<br />
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- [[Rockwell Skatepark]]<br />
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'''[[Rio Pueblo]]'''<br />
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- [[CTN Centre]]<br />
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- [[Ace Golf]]<br />
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- [[The Couf]]<br />
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- [[Rio Pueblo Lifestyle Center]]<br />
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'''[[Palma]]'''<br />
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- [[Coconut Plaza Strip Mall]]<br />
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- [[Palma Altos Communities]]<br />
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- [[Chandler Seroogy School]]<br />
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- [[Palma Police and Fire Department]]<br />
<br />
-[[Juni's Micro of Palma]]<br />
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'''Lannex'''<br />
<br />
- [[Greenfield International Airport]]<br />
<br />
- [[Baltic Exports]]<br />
<br />
- [[Novok Cleman Factory]]<br />
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'''[[North Lannex]]'''<br />
* <br />
[[Thorne Botanical Garden]]<br />
*<br />
[[Greenfield International Airport#Facilities |GIA Cargo Facilities ]]<br />
}}<br />
[[Category:Updates]]</div>56515https://wiki.greenfieldmc.net/index.php?title=History_of_Greenfield&diff=6645History of Greenfield2022-09-08T04:47:22Z<p>56515: </p>
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<div>The Greenfield region was originally settled by the Drexis and Yupir tribes. Many small settlements over the years were located in this area, however most of the tribe's people preferred to stay farther inland because of the frequent flooding because of the largely flat delta. Maritime explorers from the spanish empire claimed all of southern California for the Spanish Empire in 1542 and would reach the site of Greenfield in 1773 and note its possible future of a trading port, however because of the shallow delta no further exploration of the area was done.<br />
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Greenfield was founded originally as Hunters Point in 1790, by an Irish explorer 'Sean O'Riley'. Sean was the very first Irish explorer to reach the west coast of America amongst the other settlers in the area who were mostly of Spanish descent. The settlement was named 'Hunters Point' due to its heavy animal population, and its cooler temperature which was great for hunting. With lots of food in the area, and fertile land, the settlement quickly attracted settlers from many parts of the west coast. Unlike the cities of Los Angeles to the south and San Francisco to the north, Hunters Point grew slower.<br />
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During this period the entire So-Cal area dubbed New Spain became independent from the Spanish empire in 1821, and the small hunting town now existed within the Mexican Republic. Because of the settlement's small size at the time, it was not considered a key target for either the Mexicans or the US Army during the Mexican-American War. There was still a small fort built by the US on the west coast of the Hunters river that was named Fort Franklin but it never saw any fighting.<br />
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By this time Hunters point was growing and hunting was no longer a sustainable industry for the village as most of the animals were hunted to almost complete region extinction. Because of this the village began looking towards other options to stay alive, and realized that its inland bay could be a great shipping port if the delta was dredged enough for shipping. So along with help from the US Army corps of engineers a lengthy dredging project was begun. One of the key individuals pushing for the dredging was a local landowner named Jerimiah Kennedy. He had become mildly wealthy for being a successful land speculator in the region. He saw the immense benefit of the muddy flooded land near the delta and bought it for cheap from the village. Jeremiah then used his influence to make sure the dredged dirt from the delta was dumped in his previously unusable land, making it the most valuable land in the village. He then began subdividing his land along the water and selling it to local industry and shipping companies. His immense success, and a feeling of being cheated out of profits caused the village of Hunterspoint to impose heavy taxes on the new area. However Jerimiah was able to use a legal loophole from the sale of the land to claim the land was not part of the incorporated land of Hunterspoint, and in an equally petty move petitioned the governor to make a new town. Jeremiah named his town Greenfield in order to hopefully encourage pilgrims from the east to settle down there. <br />
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Because of this, Greenfield became a small boom town while Hunterspoint stalled in growth. During this time both towns began claiming land for their region leading to multiple disputes, and even at one point, a small skirmish along the border of the two towns that led to two dead and 4 injured. Because of this, the governor sent the US army to take control. Over the watchful eye of uncle Sam, both villages, now full fledged cities signed a land agreement. This agreement called the Hunterspoint-Greenfield Land Agreement, stated that the city of Greenfield would have rights to the land east of the Hunters river, and Hunterspoint would keep its historic city core on the east side, but get land rights to the west of the river. This deal was only made possible because of a new toll bridge the state of California agreed to fund. The Hunters bridge crossed the river for the first time, and also was tall enough to allow current freighters through. The city of Hunterspoint, not wanting to miss out on an opportunity, heavily marketed the new land to the west as prime industrial land for the current industrial revolution spreading across the country.<br />
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Because of the huge boom of industry in Hunterspoint, a major need for housing became apparent. The relative filth of Hunters Point at the time meant that the majority of the working class looked across the river to Greenfield for housing, and land speculators were happy to sell. Because of this, Hunterspoint became the de facto working city while Greenfield became the cultural hub and living quarters for a majority of the region. During this time, the population of Greenfield doubled that of Hunterspoint with approximately 100,000 residents. <br />
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During this time the railroad made it to both cities, and a huge fight arose on to whether the station, which was located in Hunterspoint due to all the industry, should be labeled as Hunterspoint or the much more populous city of Greenfield. There were several cases of city officials sneaking out at night to remove the signage and replace it with their own. This lead to the city placing armed guards around the station at all hours. By this point most of the population and the state of California was sick of the silly bickering and decided enough was enough. The governor officially merged the two cities in 1872 and named the new city Greenfield because of its much larger cultural significance.<br />
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Much of the poor working class who lived in Hunterspoint saw this as an offense on there city and feared further public funding being taken away from the historic Hunters Point region to pay for projects in Greenfield. Ultimately their fears became true when it was exposed that the new city government cut important housing budgets for the new area called Barons Bar to build a brand new canal that went out to the west to encourage industrial development. This caused a small uprising of the working class who stormed the city hall to demand the mayor be put to death. This event which became known as the Hunters Revolt was quickly squashed by local militia but it did not quell the resentment.<br />
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During this period from the 1870s to the 1920s, Greenfield saw massive growth as global trade to Asia boomed. Because of the incredibly successful port of Long beach being built in the early 1910s in Los Angeles, Greenfield planned a similar port to the south of Barons Bar, an area home to a large working class neighborhood. The city came in and demolished the entire area and placed displaced residents in shanty towns to the northwest of the city, an area that would eventually be known as Westwood.<br />
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This along with a possibly rigged mayoral election between a wealthy landowner Thomas Barton, and his opponent Gregory Hale, lead to a full on revolt of the working class. June 1931 became known as the month of the blood red sun. The working class specifically targeted wealthy areas and the corporate offices within the downtown leading to major damages and destruction before the national guard could come in and take control.<br />
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Even with the city now in relative control, there was still major disdain for the city government. This led to one of the single largest coordinated strikes in US history when over 90,000 workers walked out of their jobs. The loss in revenue from no workers led the company owners to force Thomas Barton out of office, and Gregory Hale was named the new mayor. <br />
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In the 1940s Ashfield and many neighboring communities were added to the city of Greenfield, doubling the population to close to 700,000 people. This massive growth was in part due to the GI bill and the large amounts of open land for development. Oil was also found near the coast at this time, and the city began its largest building boom in its history.<br />
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During this time period the Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1956 was released and Greenfield, much like the rest of California, started demolishing its city for new highways to support the growing suburban area around the city. This helped continue Greenfields growth, officially breaking into the top ten most populous cities in the United States.<br />
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The 80s saw a decline in industry and a general disinvestment within the city. Crime was rampant downtown and much of the historical industrial west bank of the Hunters river had dried up. Unemployment reached an all time high, and more and more people began fleeing the city core for the suburbs.The city looked to other forms of income and started pumping large amounts of money into its tourism industry as well as encouraging small tech startups to make Greenfield home. <br />
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The 2000-2020s saw a large amount of reinvestment back into the city. Major projects like the waterfront park, the new Kazias stadium, the Baronsbar redevelopment region, and a massive expansion onto Greenfield International airport helped the tourism boom. Greenfield was also chosen to be the starting point for the new California high speed rail. Today Greenfield stands as a commercial, and high tech industry hub, and continues to see growth.</div>56515https://wiki.greenfieldmc.net/index.php?title=Starcourt_Industries&diff=815Starcourt Industries2022-03-04T02:21:38Z<p>56515: </p>
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<div>Starcourt Industries is a multinational company that specialized in making and selling consumer electronics, sofware and online services.<br />
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the company was founded in 1974 by three men: Bob Starcourts, James Dunphy and Joe Smithson. It started off as a small device store called Starcourts and associates. After multiple name changes and munch controversy this company is now one of the leading device brands in the world!{{Infobox<br />
| title = Starcourt Industires<br />
| image = [[File:Starcourt Industries Logo.jpeg]]<br />
| caption = Starcourt Industries Logo<br />
| label1 = Industry<br />
| data1 = Consumer electronics, software and online services.<br />
| label2 = Founder<br />
| data2 = Golden<br />
| label3 = Real-life equivalent<br />
| data3 = Apple inc.<br />
| label4 = Version introduced<br />
| data4 = [[0.5.4]]<br />
| label5 = Locations<br />
| data5 = <br />
* Multiple around [[Rockwell]]<br />
}}<br />
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== History ==<br />
As stated before, this company was founded in 1974 by Starcourts, Dunphy and Smithson. These three men started the company in a small store just out of Greenfield. The men invented new products and became quite popular for the local townsfolk. After a year of the store being opened, tragedy struck, both Dunphy and Smithson where found dead in the TBC<br />
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== Basic Information ==<br />
a<br />
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== Headquarters and offices ==<br />
office<br />
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== Build History ==<br />
a<br />
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== map of every Starcourt location ==<br />
{{DISPLAYTITLE:Starcourt Industries}}<br />
[[Category:Companies]]</div>56515https://wiki.greenfieldmc.net/index.php?title=ISMM&diff=789ISMM2022-03-01T22:57:22Z<p>56515: Created page with "whatever that ISM company is but better. We got even more employees and monies and skyscrapers in downtown greenfield"</p>
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<div>whatever that ISM company is but better. We got even more employees and monies and skyscrapers in downtown greenfield</div>56515https://wiki.greenfieldmc.net/index.php?title=Genmar&diff=758Genmar2022-02-28T20:59:15Z<p>56515: </p>
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<div>Genmar Inc. is an American multinational conglomerate holding company headquartered in Greenfield, California, United States.<br />
[[Category:Companies]]</div>56515https://wiki.greenfieldmc.net/index.php?title=Genmar&diff=757Genmar2022-02-28T20:58:58Z<p>56515: Created page with "Genmar Inc. is an American multinational conglomerate holding company headquartered in Greenfield, California, United States. Category:Company"</p>
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<div>Genmar Inc. is an American multinational conglomerate holding company headquartered in Greenfield, California, United States.<br />
[[Category:Company]]</div>56515https://wiki.greenfieldmc.net/index.php?title=Congregation_Rok-Tov&diff=756Congregation Rok-Tov2022-02-28T20:54:35Z<p>56515: </p>
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<div>Congregation Rok-Tov is a synagogue located in Eastern [[Rockwell]].<br />
[[Category:Buildings]]</div>56515https://wiki.greenfieldmc.net/index.php?title=Ashfield_Central_Transport_Center&diff=755Ashfield Central Transport Center2022-02-28T20:53:30Z<p>56515: </p>
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<div>{{Infobox<br />
| above = Ashfield Central Transport Center<br />
| image = [[File:Ashfield Central Transport Center Building Backside.png|256px]]<br />
| caption = Backside of the Transport Center, with bus entryways visible<br />
| label1 = Status<br />
| data1 = Complete<br />
| label2 = Type<br />
| data2 = Transportation<br />
| label3 = Location<br />
| data3 = 0, -1200, [[Ashfield Central]]<br />
| label4 = Introduced<br />
| data4 = --<br />
| label5 = Built by<br />
| data5 = 56515<br />
}} <br />
page on the ashfield transport center<br />
==Gallery==<br />
{{Gallery<br />
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| File:Ashfield Central Transport Center Buildings.png<br />
| Buildings of the Transit Center<br />
| File:Ashfield Central Transport Center Building Lobby.png<br />
| Lobby of the Transport Center<br />
| File:Ashfield Central Transport Center Bus Depot.png<br />
| Inside of the bus depot<br />
| File:Ashfield Central Transport Center Buildings 2.png<br />
| Buildings of the Transit Center<br />
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[[Category:Transit]]</div>56515https://wiki.greenfieldmc.net/index.php?title=Whitestone&diff=624Whitestone2022-02-27T19:42:21Z<p>56515: </p>
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<div>Whitestone is a designated community area in Northeast Greenfield, California. It is located to the Northeast of downtown Greenfield along the bay.<br />
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== Notable builds ==<br />
-[[Greenfield Eastern University]]<br />
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-[[Greenfield Coast Guard]]<br />
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== Transit ==<br />
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=== [[Subway]] ===<br />
-Info on subway systems<br />
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=== [[Highway]] ===<br />
-Info on highway systems<br />
[[Category:Districts]]</div>56515https://wiki.greenfieldmc.net/index.php?title=U.S._Coast_Guard_Station_Greenfield&diff=623U.S. Coast Guard Station Greenfield2022-02-27T19:41:46Z<p>56515: Created page with "boats and such Category:Buildings"</p>
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<div>boats and such<br />
[[Category:Buildings]]</div>56515https://wiki.greenfieldmc.net/index.php?title=Greenfield_Eastern_University&diff=622Greenfield Eastern University2022-02-27T19:39:21Z<p>56515: Created page with "uni page Category:Buildings"</p>
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<div>uni page<br />
[[Category:Buildings]]</div>56515https://wiki.greenfieldmc.net/index.php?title=Springfield&diff=621Springfield2022-02-27T19:38:28Z<p>56515: </p>
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<div>Springfield is a designated community area on the Northwest dies of Greenfield, California. It is located to the Northwest of Ashfield and downtown Greenfield.<br />
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== Notable builds ==<br />
-[[Kazias Center]]<br />
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-[[Minekea]]<br />
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-[[Worldly Studios]]<br />
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-[[Ashfield LRT Maintenance]]<br />
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== Transit ==<br />
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=== [[LRT]] ===<br />
-Ashfield TEAL Line<br />
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=== [[Highway]] ===<br />
-Info on highway<br />
[[Category:Districts]]</div>56515https://wiki.greenfieldmc.net/index.php?title=Ashfield_LRT_Maintenance&diff=620Ashfield LRT Maintenance2022-02-27T19:36:23Z<p>56515: Created page with "page about dis thing Category:Buildings"</p>
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<div>page about dis thing<br />
[[Category:Buildings]]</div>56515https://wiki.greenfieldmc.net/index.php?title=Worldly_Studios&diff=619Worldly Studios2022-02-27T19:35:38Z<p>56515: Created page with "movie studios Category:Buildings"</p>
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<div>movie studios<br />
[[Category:Buildings]]</div>56515https://wiki.greenfieldmc.net/index.php?title=Ensen_Center&diff=618Ensen Center2022-02-27T19:35:09Z<p>56515: Created page with "big under construction stadium Category:Buildings"</p>
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<div>big under construction stadium<br />
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