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Cruise Terminal

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| above = Greenfield Cruise Terminal
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| caption = Cruise Terminal Entrance
| label1 = Status
| data1 = Complete
| label2 = Type
| data2 = Transportation
| label3 = Location
| data3 = -565, 655, [[Deltapier]]
| label4 = Introduced
| data4 = --
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The '''Greenfield Cruise Terminal''' is a cruise ship terminal in Greenfield, California. It was completed in six months in 2003 and is a facility at the Port of Greenfield, administered by the [[Greenfield Transit Authority]].
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| Cruise Terminal Lobby
| File:Cruise Terminal 3.png
| Cruise Ship Docked at Terminal
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| Cruise Ship
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Downtown

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'''Downtown Greenfield''' is the financial and social core of Greenfield, CA. It is located in the center of the city with [[Ashfield Central]] to the north, [[Eaglepoint]] to the east, [[Hunterspoint]] to the south, and [[Fort Franklin]] to the west.

== History ==
Downtown is also one of the oldest districts, appearing in the very first download version [[Update 0.1.0|0.1]]. The district will be significantly renovated during the [[Update 0.5.5|0.5.5]] update.

== Notable builds ==

* [[Convention Center]]
* Central Station
* Public Library
* Central Park
* City History Museum
* Komplex
* [[Palace Hotel]]
* [[Greenfield Union Station]]
* [[Greenfield Waterfront]]

== Transit ==

=== [[Rail]] ===
-Include information on regional rail

=== [[Subway]] ===
-Include subway info

=== [[Pedway]] ===
-Include Pedway info

=== [[Highway]] ===
-Include highway info.

=== [[Water Taxi]] ===
-Include info on the water Taxi.

== Gallery ==
{{Gallery|File:Downtown view from Fort Franklin.png|Downtown view from Fort Franklin|File:Isometric view.png|Isometric view|width=300|align=center}}
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Kennedy

2023-01-05T22:49:56Z

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'''Kennedy''' is a designated community area in the southeast area of Greenfield, CA. It is located southeast of [[Downtown|Downtown Greenfield]], south of [[Georgetown]] and [[Riverwood]] and north of [[Longport Keys East]]. The district consists mostly of commercialized developments with affluent portside apartments.

== History ==
History here

== Notable builds ==

* [[Kennedy Park]]
* Greenfield Broadcasting House (GBH)
* Boshiba Offices
* CESPO TM Offices

== Transit ==

=== [[Subway]] ===
-Info on subway stuff

=== [[Highway]] ===
-Info on highway

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== See also ==

* [[Kennedy Park]]

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Concert Hall

2023-01-05T21:57:35Z

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| above = Greenfield Concert Hall
| image = [[File:CONCERTHALL.png|300px]]
| label1 = Status
| data1 = Complete
| label2 = Type
| data2 = Entertainment
| label3 = Location
| data3 = 70, 460, [[Lincoln Port]]
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'''Greenfield Concert Hall''', colloquially known as '''The Hall''' or by its initials '''GCH''', is a multi-purpose indoor arena located in [[Lincoln Port]]. The Hall is primarily intended as a concert venue for the city as well as various sporting or fighting matches, ice shows, circuses, and other forms of live entertainment.

== History ==
History here

== Notable performers ==

* School of Rock
* The Soggy Bottom Boys
* Figrin D'an and the Modal Nodes
* The Blues Brothers
* Stillwater
* Sadgasm
* Marvin Berry & the Starlighters

== Transit ==
Transit stuff here

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| Concert Hall Backside
| File:Concert Hall 3.png
| Concert Hall Lobby
| File:Concert Hall 4.png
| Concert Hall
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Ashfield Hospital

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| above = Ashfield General Hospital
| image = [[File:Ashfield hospital logo.png|300px]]
| label1 = Status
| data1 = Complete
| label2 = Type
| data2 = Medical
| label3 = Location
| data3 = -310, -1370, [[Ashfield Central]]
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'''Ashfield General Hospital''' is a 600-bed [[wikipedia:Public_hospital|public]] [[wikipedia:Teaching_hospital|teaching hospital]] serving Greenfield, located in [[Ashfield Central]]. The hospital facility is owned and operated by Greenfield Department of Health while doctors are faculty of the [[Greenfield Eastern University|GEU School of Medicine]], who oversee more than 500 medical residents.

The hospital campus is divided into Building A, Building B, Building C, Building D, along with accompanying parking garages and medical offices.

== Operations ==
Ashfield General is the largest healthcare provider in Greenfield providing many medical services.

====== Building A ======

* Radiology (X-rays and CT scans)
* Bloodwork
* Urology
* Inflammation
* Neurology
* Otorhinolaryngology (ENT) clinic
* Optometry clinic
* Psychiatry
* Diabetes and Endocrinology
* Gynecology
* Orthopedic clinic

====== Building B ======

* Oncology and Chemotherapy center
* Intensive Care Unit (ICU)
* Surgical Intensive Care Unit (SICU)
* Orthopedic surgery
* General surgery
* Neurosurgery

====== Building C ======

* 24/7 Doctor Clinic
* Pediatric center
* Dental hygienists
* Dental specialists and surgery

====== Building D ======

* Emergency Department
* Maternity Ward
* Neonatology center

==Gallery==
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| align = center
| File:Ashfield Hospital 2.png
| Ashfield Hospital looking from the south
| File:Ashfield Hospital 3.png
| Ashfield Hospital from the air
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Concert Hall

2023-01-05T10:30:41Z

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'''Greenfield Concert Hall''', colloquially known as '''The Hall''' or by its initials '''GCH''', is a multi-purpose indoor arena located in [[Lincoln Port]]. The Hall is primarily intended as a concert venue for the city as well as various sporting or fighting matches, ice shows, circuses, and other forms of live entertainment.

== History ==
History here

== Notable performers ==

* School of Rock
* The Soggy Bottom Boys
* Figrin D'an and the Modal Nodes
* The Blues Brothers
* Stillwater
* Sadgasm
* Marvin Berry And the Starlighters

== Transit ==
Transit stuff here

==Gallery==
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| align = center
| File:Concert Hall 2.png
| Concert Hall Backside
| File:Concert Hall 3.png
| Concert Hall Lobby
| File:Concert Hall 4.png
| Concert Hall
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JESTR's Gas

2023-01-05T10:01:16Z

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'''JESTR's Gas''' is the first building created for the City of Greenfield. It is located two blocks south of [[City Hall (Spawn)|City Hall]], marking the beginning of the city. Still standing after heavy high-density urbanization surrounded the site in recent years, the site still proudly stands as a [[wikipedia:California_Historical_Landmark|historical landmark]] that's open to the public.

JESTR's Gas

2023-01-05T10:00:49Z

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'''JESTR's Gas''' is the first building created for the City of Greenfield. It is located two blocks south of [[City Hall (Spawn)|City Hall]], marking the beginning of the city. Still standing after heavy high-density urbanization surrounded the site in recent years, the site stands as a [[wikipedia:California_Historical_Landmark|historical landmark]] that's still open to the public.

JESTR's Gas

2023-01-05T10:00:13Z

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'''JESTR's Gas''' is the first building created for the City of Greenfield. It is located two blocks south of City Hall, marking the beginning of the city. Still standing after heavy high-density urbanization surrounded the site in recent years, the site stands as a [[wikipedia:California_Historical_Landmark|historical landmark]] that's still open to the public.

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City Hall (Spawn)

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| above = Greenfield City Hall
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| caption = Exterior of building
| label1 = Status
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'''Greenfield City Hall''', completed in 1928, is the center of the government of the city of Greenfield, California, and houses the city manager's office and the meeting chambers and offices of city administrators, supervisors, architects, and builders. It is located in the center of [[Hunterspoint]] and south of [[Downtown|Downtown Greenfield]].

== History ==
History stuff here

== Previous City Halls ==
Prior to the completion of the current structure, the Greenfield City Council occupied various other spaces:

* 1
* 2

== Features ==

* Rotunda
* Hall of Supervisors
* Hall of Administrators
* Room of Build Members
* Room of [[wikipedia:Patreon|Patreon]] Supporters
* Landmark Room - various maps of the city displayed with warps
* Various city official offices with rooftop gardens

==Gallery==
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| width = 300
| align = center
| File:City Hall (Spawn) 3.png
| Looking up through the atrium
| File:City Hall (Spawn) 4.png
| City Hall Rotunda
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== See also ==

* [[Hunterspoint]]
* [[Downtown]]

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City Hall (Spawn)

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| above = Greenfield City Hall
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| label2 = Type
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'''Greenfield City Hall''', completed in 1928, is the center of the government of the city of Greenfield, California, and houses the city manager's office and the meeting chambers and offices of city administrators, architects, builders and more. It is located in the center of [[Hunterspoint]] and south of [[Downtown|Downtown Greenfield]].

== Previous City Halls ==
Prior to the completion of the current structure, the Greenfield City Council occupied various other spaces:

* 1
* 2

==Gallery==
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| width = 300
| align = center
| File:City Hall (Spawn) 3.png
| Looking up through the atrium
| File:City Hall (Spawn) 4.png
| City Hall Rotunda
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== See also ==

* [[Hunterspoint]]
* [[Downtown]]

[[Category:Buildings]]

City Hall (Spawn)

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| above = City Hall
| image = [[File:City Hall (Spawn) 1.png|256px]]
| caption = City Hall Exterior
| label1 = Status
| data1 = Complete
| label2 = Type
| data2 = Government
| label3 = Location
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'''Greenfield City Hall''', completed in 1928, is the center of the government of the city of Greenfield, California, and houses the city manager's office and the meeting chambers and offices of city administrators, architects, builders and more. It is located in the center of [[Hunterspoint]] and south of [[Downtown|Downtown Greenfield]].

== Previous City Halls ==
Prior to the completion of the current structure, the Greenfield City Council occupied various other spaces:

* 1
* 2

==Gallery==
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| align = center
| File:City Hall (Spawn) 3.png
| Looking up through the atrium
| File:City Hall (Spawn) 4.png
| City Hall Rotunda
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== See also ==

* [[Hunterspoint]]
* [[Downtown]]

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Lincoln Port

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'''Lincoln Port''' is a designated community area on the south side of Greenfield, California. It is located south of [[Downtown|Downtown Greenfield]].

== Notable builds ==

* [[Concert Hall]]
* [[Minekea]] (former site)
* [[Lincoln Port Shopping Pier]]
* [[Lincoln Port Event Pier]]

== Transit ==

=== [[Subway]] ===
-Include subway information

=== [[Highway]] ===
-Include highway information
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Ramona

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Ramona is a designated community area in the southeast area of Greenfield, California. It is located southeast of [[Downtown|Downtown Greenfield]].

== History ==
In the early 1900s Ramona was originally a small community outside of the main area of Greenfield, It did not really have a name yet. In this time it was nothing more of small farmhouses and some stores on the busy avenues. That was until the 1920s and 1930s that Ramona would be urbanized and and would be officially a part of Greenfield in 1922, it saw a lot of income since newer housing and stores would fill the blooming area. At that time Ramona was considered to be an affordably and relatively safe place to live in though it was nothing compared to the elegant and fancier neighborhood of Dawson which sat right above it. In 1956, when the Interstate 5 was being constructed the neighborhood would be cut from Dawson as it was decided that it was going to be built through a small section of housing that would spare the main avenue between Ramona and Dawson.

Though while having multiple residents displaced and degrading in land value. The neighborhood of Ramona held up quite well. That was until May 12th, 1964. When a house was scheduled for demolition because it wasn't up to modern standards and had been sitting vacant for quite some time. Two workers of the demolition team went to proceed to dismantle the house, when at some point a gas leak formed that was overlooked by the company, this caused the gas to be ignited when they started using tools while working. The house blew up. Flaming debris flew into it's neighbouring houses and even houses across the street, the house was almost completely disintegrated. This happend somewhere around 7 am, shortly after the explosion there were people already calling for the fire department. The dry Californian climate along with the dry materials of the houses made this perfect for the fire to spread from house to house very quickly. An hour and a half after the initial blaze and thats when the fire crew finally arrived (likely due to rush hour traffic). It took some time before most of the fire was extinguished, 80 houses were atleast destroyed and many more were damaged along with around 27 people losing their lives (including the two workmen). A memorial was hung up in a local church a few days after it had happend. The higher-ups of the demolition were sued and about 3 million was to be paid by the company. Though it was said that it would be miracle for them to recover after such a price. Despite the money, it was nothing to solve the absolute tragedy of that neighbourhood. Ramona suffered decline after that accident and experienced a huge wave of crime in the late 1980s as result of the crack epidemic, as dealers began selling drugs in Ramona because Westwood was a more patrolled area since it was a hotspot for crime at that time. Though the crime levels have decreased the last 10 years.

Ramona was a burnt-out slum for at least four years until October 24th, 1968 when a Real estate development team made plans to completely rebuild a part of Ramona, it would include 136 new suburban houses that would appeal to young families to move in so the east section would thrive again. The current inhabitants of that area agreed and two months later the remaining houses (which most of them were boarded up) were already demolished along with the streets. And the brand new roads would be laid out. It was at the beginning of 1969 that the neighborhood would be officially ready to be built on. The planning remained the same as of grid planning, though small changes were made so it wouldn't look as if the highway was abruptly cutting up the neighborhood. During the 1970s there was a big land boom, multiple apartments along with a new Bowling alley and retail were built after the houses came. The east part and the main avenues have somewhat been patched up. The neighborhood remains walkable and at least safer than before, but the core still remains run down.

Though the east side quickly became populated by majorly white families and the house prices for that area were worth a fortune for the residents of the original area. This was one of the many reasons leading up to what would be a fight against the now ongoing gentrification.

== Architectural influence ==
Ramona is one of many older suburbs in Greenfield, therefore it's a historic neighborhood. Most of Ramona's residents are from Spanish and or Mexican decent. So many houses there were back then inspired by various styles such as: Spanish revival, Spanish Colonial revival, Mission revival, Pueblo revival and many more... With also the typical historical Californian styles such as Craftsman and Victorian influence making it a very architecturally diverse neighborhood. Sadly many great homes were lost due to the fire and sometimes demolition through out the years.

== Cultural protests ==
Sometime after the new development. Multiple home residents began noticing a drastic change in both the culture and avenue's. Almost no Spanish or Mexican-based stores are left because all of what used to be original commercial buildings were sold out to companies or developers, this was a very bad thing for the residents as half of it before was already gone because the east side burnt down and Unity avenue was completely redeveloped in 1969. This wave of rapid gentrification caused residents to put protest signs on the side of the new buildings and their own property too. As even sometimes going as far as tagging newly built homes in both the east side and newer homes in the core section. As the housing suburb was way too pricy for the current inhabitants of the area (because bigger prices makes for excellent money). And especially as of the late 2000s even more buildings were built and in April 2019 ground was broken up for a huge apartment block that would be completed in December 2020. This caused the residents of La Hacienda Del Rio Condominiums to be furious as their 1960s condo was considered a demolition worthy building according to some rumors and it was also overshadowed by neighboring newly built apartments. It is unknown what the fate will be for Ramona.

== Notable builds ==

* St. Clair Episcopal Church
* OLS
* Spare's Bowl
* Ramona Pediatrics
* S.J. Khrysler House

== Apartments ==

* La Hacienda Del Rio Condominiums
** (Ramona's second oldest apartment building from 1969 after the accident. Shorty after it's construction is what would lead up to the others)
* Sandywood Apartments
* Lang Apartments
* The Squire Square
** (Ramona's oldest apartment building, built in 1956)
* Lola Place Apartment Homes
* Vide Elegante Apartments
* Cinco Living
* Ramona Studio Apartments
* La Palma Apartments

== Transit ==

=== [[Highway]] ===
-Include information on highway

Ramona

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Ramona is a designated community area in the southeast area of Greenfield, California. It is located southeast of [[Downtown|Downtown Greenfield]].

== History ==
In the early 1900s Ramona was originally a small community outside of the main area of Greenfield, It did not really have a name yet. In this time it was nothing more of small farmhouses and some stores on the busy avenues. That was until the 1920s and 1930s that Ramona would be urbanized and and would be officially a part of Greenfield in 1922, it saw a lot of income since newer housing and stores would fill the blooming area. At that time Ramona was considered to be an affordably and relatively safe place to live in though it was nothing compared to the elegant and fancier neighbourhood of Dawson which sat right above it. In 1956, when the Interstate 5 was being constructed the neighbourhood would be cut from Dawson as it was decided that it was going to be built through a small section of housing that would spare the main avenue between Ramona and Dawson.

Though while having multiple residents displaced and degrading in land value. The neighbourhood of Ramona held up quite well. That was until May 12th, 1964. When a house was scheduled for demolition because it wasn't up to modern standards and had been sitting vacant for quite some time. Two workers of the demolition team went to proceed to dismantle the house, when at some point a gas leak formed that was overlooked by the company, this caused the gas to be ignited when they started using tools while working. The house blew up. Flaming debree flew into it's neighbouring houses and even houses across the street, the house was almost completely disintegrated. This happend somewhere around 7 am, shortly after the explosion there were people already calling for the fire department. The dry Californian climate along with the dry materials of the houses made this perfect for the fire to spread from house to house very quickly. An hour and a half after the initial blaze and thats when the fire crew finally arrived (likely due to rush hour traffic). It took some time before most of the fire was extinguished, 80 houses were atleast destroyed and many more were damaged along with around 27 people losing their lives (including the two workmen). A memorial was hung up in a local church a few days after it had happend. The higher-ups of the demolition were sued and about 3 million was to be paid by the company. Though it was said that it would be miracle for them to recover after such a price. Despite the money, it was nothing to solve the absolute tragedy of that neighbourhood. Ramona suffered decline after that accident and experienced a huge wave of crime in the late 1980s as result of the crack epidemic, as dealers began selling drugs in Ramona because Westwood was a more patrolled area since it was a hotspot for crime at that time. Though the crime levels have decreased the last 10 years.

Ramona was a burnt-out slum for atleast four years until October 24th, 1968 when a Real estate development team made plans to completely rebuild a part of Ramona, it would include 136 new suburban houses that would appeal to young families to move in so the east section would thrive again. The current inhabitants of that area agreed and two months later the remaining houses (which most of them were boarded up) were already demolished along with the streets. And the brand new roads would be laid out. It was at the beginning of 1969 that the neighbourhood would be officially ready to be built on. The planning remained the same as of gridplanning, though small changes were made so it wouldn't look as if the highway was abruptly cutting up the neighbourhood. During the 1970s there was a big landboom, multiple apartments along with a new Bowling alley and retail were built after the houses came. The east part and the main avenues have somewhat been patched up. The neighbourhood remains walkable and atleast safer than before, but the core still remains run down.

Though the east side quickly became populated by majorly white families and the house prices for that area were worth a fortune for the residents of the original area. This was one of the many reasons leading up to what would be a fight against the now ongoing gentrification.

== Architectural influence ==
Ramona is one of many older suburbs in Greenfield, therefore it's a historic neighbourhood. Most of Ramona's residents are from Spanish and or Mexican decent. So many houses there were back then inspired by various styles such as: Spanish revival, Spanish Colonial revival, Mission revival, Pueblo revival and many more... With also the typical historical Californian styles such as Craftsman and Victorian influence making it a very architecturally diverse neighbourhood. Sadly many great homes were lost due to the fire and sometimes demolition through out the years.

== Cultural protests ==
Sometime after the new development. Multiple home residents began noticing a drastic change in both the culture and avenue's. Almost no Spanish or Mexican-based stores are left because all of what used to be original commercial buildings were sold out to companies or developers, this was a very bad thing for the residents as half of it before was already gone because the east side burnt down and Unity avenue was completely redeveloped in 1969. This wave of rapid gentrification caused residents to put protest signs on the side of the new buildings and their own property too. As even sometimes going as far as tagging newly built homes in both the east side and newer homes in the core section. As the housing suburb was way too pricy for the current inhabitants of the area (because bigger prices makes for excelent money). And especially as of the late 2000s even more buildings were built and in April 2019 ground was broken up for a huge apartment block that would be completed in December 2020. This caused the residents of La Hacienda Del Rio Condominiums to be furious as their 1960s condo was considered a demolition worthy building according to some rumors and it was also overshadowed by neighbouring newly built apartments. It is unkown what the fate will be for Ramona.

== Notable builds ==

* St. Clair Episcopal Church
* OLS
* Spare's Bowl
* Ramona Pediatrics
* S.J. Khrysler House

== Apartments ==

* La Hacienda Del Rio Condominiums
** (Ramona's second oldest apartment building from 1969 after the accident. Shorty after it's construction is what would lead up to the others)
* Sandywood Apartments
* Lang Apartments
* The Squire Square
** (Ramona's oldest apartment building, built in 1956)
* Lola Place Apartment Homes
* Vide Elegante Apartments
* Cinco Living
* Ramona Studio Apartments
* La Palma Apartments

== Transit ==

=== [[Highway]] ===
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The '''Greenfield Bay Bridge''' is an iconic [[wikipedia:Cable-stayed_bridge|cable-stayed bridge]] across the [[Bay of Greenfield]] linking [[North Lannex]] with northern undeveloped wilderness north of [[Sunnyside]]. Named evidently over its crossed body of water, the Bridge opened in 1989 serving as the northernmost water crossing in the Greenfield metropolitan area.

== Tolls ==
When the bridge opened in 1989, the toll was 50 cents in each direction, with the toll plaza on the east side. In 1995, tolls were eliminated on the Bridge by frustrated commuters. The [[wikipedia:California_Department_of_Transportation|California Department of Transportation]] was able to devolve authority over toll bridges to the [[Greenfield Transit Authority]] in May 2004. The toll plaza houses [[wikipedia:California_Highway_Patrol|California Highway Patrol]] facilities.

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* [[I-205]]
* [[Bay of Greenfield]]

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'''North Lannex''' is a designated community area in the northeast area of Greenfield, CA. It is located northeast of [[Downtown|Downtown Greenfield]] along [[I-205]] and is adjacent to [[Greenfield International Airport]]. North Lannex currently lies as a developing low-density commercial neighborhood, driving businesses further from the city possibly as a result of gentrification from nearby [[Lannex]] and [[Rio Pueblo]]. Due to the rural area, crime statistics and gang activity are higher than neighboring communities with many Lannex leaders considering the area as an impoverished area requiring too much tax money that the community cannot provide.

== Notable builds ==

* [[Thorne Botanical Garden]]
* Wynne Chavez Ecological Reserve
*[[wikipedia:E-ZPass|EZ-Pass]] [[wikipedia:Toll_road|Toll Station]] and [[wikipedia:California_Highway_Patrol|California Highway Patrol]] outpost
* [[Greenfield Bay Bridge]]

== Transit ==
North Lannex is situated along the I-205 highway, allowing commuters to easily navigate the small district with easy street access.

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== Gallery ==
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== See also ==

* [[Lannex]]
* [[Greenfield International Airport]]

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Unified Airlines

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'''Unified Airlines, Inc.''' (commonly referred to as '''Unified''' ), is a [[wikipedia:Major_airlines_of_the_United_States|major American airline]] headquartered at the Wilbur Tower in [[wikipedia:Chicago|Chicago]], [[wikipedia:Illinois|Illinois]]. United operates a large domestic and international route network spanning cities large and small across the United States and all six inhabited continents. Measured by fleet size and the number of routes, it is the [[wikipedia:Largest_airlines_in_the_world|third-largest airline]] in the world after its merger with Colonel Airlines in 2011.

Unified has eight hubs, with [[wikipedia:O'Hare_International_Airport|Chicago–O'Hare]] being its largest in terms of passengers carried and the number of departures. It is a founding member of the Star Alliance, the world's largest airline alliance with a total of 28 member airlines. Regional service is operated by independent carriers under the brand name Unified Express. The Unified brand name was established by the amalgamation of several airlines in the late 1920s, the oldest of these being Varmint Air Lines, which was founded in 1925.

== History ==

== Destinations and hubs ==
As part of its [[wikipedia:Spoke–hub_distribution_paradigm|hub-and-spoke]] business model, United currently operates six hubs.

* Chicago - O'Hare
* Denver
* Houston-Intercontinental
* Greenfield
* New York - LaGuardia
* Washington - Reagan

== Fleet ==

=== Current fleet ===
As of August 2022, Unified Airlines operated a fleet of 822 aircraft with an additional 341 aircraft planned or on order.

== Accidents and incidents ==

== See also ==

* [[wikipedia:Air_transport_in_the_United_States|Air transportation in the United States]]
*[[SkyLiners Airlines]]
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The '''Thorne Botanical Garden''' is a [[wikipedia:Botanical_garden|botanical garden]] complex located in [[North Lannex]]. Lying along protected wetlands north of [[I-205]], the Garden serves as a center for botanical research and science education of international repute, as well as an oasis away from Greenfield.

== History ==

== Publications ==

* ''Annuals of the Thorne Botanical Garden''

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North Lannex

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'''North Lannex''' is a designated community area in the northeast area of Greenfield, CA. It is located northeast of [[Downtown|Downtown Greenfield]] along [[I-205]] and is adjacent to [[Greenfield International Airport]]. North Lannex currently lies as a developing low-density commercial neighborhood, driving businesses further from the city possibly as a result of gentrification from nearby [[Lannex]] and [[Rio Pueblo]]. Due to the rural area, crime statistics and gang activity are higher than neighboring communities with many Lannex leaders considering the area as an impoverished area requiring too much tax money that the community cannot provide.

== Notable builds ==

* [[Thorne Botanical Garden]]
* Wynne Chavez Ecological Reserve
* [[Greenfield Bay Bridge]]

== Transit ==
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[[Highway]]

-Include info on the highway

== Gallery ==
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== See also ==

* [[Lannex]]
* [[Greenfield International Airport]]

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Sunnyside

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'''Sunnyside''' is a designated gated community area on the north side of Greenfield, CA. It is located north of [[Downtown|Downtown Greenfield]].

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== Transit ==

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Ashfield Central

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'''Ashfield Central''' is a designated community area on the north side of Greenfield, California. It is located directly across the bay from [[Downtown|Downtown Greenfield]]. Ashfield was historically a separate city from Greenfield until the 1980s.

== Notable builds ==

* [[Genmar Stadium]]
* [[Greenfield Opera House]]
* [[Ashfield Theater]]
* [[Ashfield Central Transport Center]]
* [[Ashfield Waterfront]]
* [[Ashfield Hospital]]

== Transit ==

=== [[Subway]] ===
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-Ashfield TEAL Line

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Cantel

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'''Cantel''', also known as '''Cantel Wireless''', is an American [[wikipedia:Multinational_corporation|multinational]] [[wikipedia:Telecommunications|telecommunications]] holding company headquartered at Wells Fargo Building in Denver, CO. It is the world's second largest [[wikipedia:List_of_largest_companies_by_revenue|telecommunications company by revenue]] and the third largest provider of mobile telephone services in the U.S.

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Longport Keys Golf Club

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The '''Longport Keys Golf Club & Resort,''' also known as as the '''Longport Keys Country Club''', is a golf and country club on south side of Greenfield, CA, located in [[Longport Keys West]].

== History ==
In the fall of 1980, fed up over the rival Bushwood Country Club in neighboring Bloomington, rich and affluent Greenfield residents organized the '''Longport Keys Golf Club''' on a 15-acre (6 ha) lot in the newly-developing district at Longport Keys West. Originally open only for men, the Club was extended to women in 1997 following the [[wikipedia:Death_of_Diana,_Princess_of_Wales#:~:text=In%20the%20early%20hours%20of,found%20dead%20inside%20the%20car.|death of Princess Diana]]. In 2004, the Club expanded the estate to construct a new clubhouse for overnight guests and their families.

== Features ==

* Driving range
*9-hole golf course
* Mini golf course with café
* Clubhouse
**Swimming pool
**Luxury restaurant
**Grand ballroom
**Pro golf shop

== Gallery ==
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== See also ==

* [[Longport Keys West]]
* [[Longport Keys Beach]]

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