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KopperKangaroo

2023-08-18T14:06:52Z

KopperKangaroo:

{{Infobox|title=KopperKangaroo|image=[[File:KopperKangaroo.png|256px|thumb|center]]|data1=2017|data2=Builder|data3=Supervisor (2019-2022)|label1=First Joined|label2=Current Role|label3=Previous Roles|caption=KopperKangaroo in 2020}}

'''KopperKangaroo''' was a project supervisor for Greenfield from February 2019 to January 2022 and is currently a builder for the project. During his time as a supervisor, he helped with many highway and road focused projects and is credited with much of the highway signage and road markings across Greenfield.

KopperKangaroo

2023-08-18T14:06:36Z

KopperKangaroo:

{{Infobox|title=KopperKangaroo|image=[[File:KopperKangaroo.png|256px|thumb|center]]|data1=2017|data2=Architect|data3=Supervisor (2019-2022)|label1=First Joined|label2=Current Role|label3=Previous Roles|caption=KopperKangaroo in 2020}}

'''KopperKangaroo''' was a project supervisor for Greenfield from February 2019 to January 2022 and is currently a builder for the project. During his time as a supervisor, he helped with many highway and road focused projects and is credited with much of the highway signage and road markings across Greenfield.

Highway

2023-08-18T14:04:28Z

KopperKangaroo: Fixed grammatical issues

Wallcart

2023-02-13T13:39:34Z

KopperKangaroo:

{{Infobox|data1=Complete|data2=Commercial, retail, grocery|data3=[[Westwood]]
[[Dawson]]
[[Los Llanos]]|data4=[[0.5.2]]|data5=[[KopperKangaroo]]|label1=Status|label2=Type|label3=Location|label4=Introduced|label5=Built by|title=Wallcart Inc.|image=[[File:Wallcart1.png|256px]]|image2=[[File:Wallcart-Llanos.png|256px]]|caption=Wallcart logo|caption2=Wallcart store in Los Llanos, CA|data6=Walt Samuel
Jimmy Cart|data7=Berryville, Arkansas|data8=10,266 stores worldwide (December 2020)|data9=Retail|label6=Founder|label7=Headquarters|label8=Number of locations|label9=Products|data10=US$573.4 billion (FY2020)|data11=wallcart.com|label10=Revenue|label11=Website}}'''Wallcart Inc.''' is an American multinational retail corporation that operates a chain of supermarkets, department stores, and grocery stores from the United States, headquartered in [[wikipedia:Berryville,_Arkansas|Berryville, Arkansas]]. The company was founded by Walt Samuel and Jimmy Cart in 1965. It also owns and operates Sammy's Club retail warehouses.
[[Category:Companies]]
Wallcart has over 10,000 stores and clubs in across 24 countries, operating under many name variations. Wallcart has a total of 3 locations across Greenfield, with stores operating in the neighborhoods of [[Westwood]], [[Dawson]], and [[Los Llanos]]. Wallcart is the [[wikipedia:List_of_largest_companies_by_revenue|world's largest company by revenue]], with about US $633 billion in annual revenue. Similarly, it is the largest private employer in the world with over 2.1 million employees.

== History ==

== Gallery ==

Update 0.5.5

2022-12-01T13:29:37Z

KopperKangaroo:

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]]. {{Infobox
| title = Update 0.5.5
| label1 = Release
| data1 = TBD
| label2 = Building progression
| data2 = TBD
| label3 = Open server
| data3 = TBD
| label4 = Version
| data4 = TBD
| label5 = Areas introduced
| data5 =
* TBD
| label6 = Areas modified {{small|(preliminary)}}
| data6 =
* [[Downtown]]
* [[Eaglepoint]]
* [[Hunterspoint]]
* [[Old Georgetown]]
* [[Georgetown]]
* [[Lincoln Port]]
* [[Retail Park]]
* [[Fort Franklin]]
* [[Hunterspoint]]
* [[Baron's Bar]]
| label7 = Preceded by
| data7 = [[0.5.4]]
| label8 = Succeeded by
| data8 = TBD
}}
[[Category:Updates]]

KopperKangaroo

2022-12-01T13:23:06Z

KopperKangaroo:

{{Infobox|title=KopperKangaroo|image=[[File:KopperKangaroo.png|256px|thumb|center]]|data1=2017|data2=Architect|data3=Supervisor (2019-2022)|label1=First Joined|label2=Current Role|label3=Previous Roles|caption=KopperKangaroo in 2020}}

'''KopperKangaroo''' was a project supervisor for Greenfield from February 2019 to January 2022 and is currently an architect for the project. During his time as a supervisor, he helped with many highway and road focused projects and is credited with much of the highway signage and road markings across Greenfield.

Highway

2022-12-01T13:20:19Z

KopperKangaroo:

Highway

2022-12-01T13:20:00Z

KopperKangaroo: Replaced content with "{{Infobox|image=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. == Build history == Info on all the eras of the highways == List of highways == I-5 I-10 I-15 I-105 I-205 US-101 SR-110 {..."

Highway

2022-12-01T13:19:17Z

KopperKangaroo:

{{Infobox|image=[[File:Highway-Map.png|256px|thumb|Highway map as of September 10, 2022|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.

== Build history ==
Info on all the eras of the highways

== List of highways ==
[[I-5]]

[[I-10]]

[[I-15]]

[[I-105]]

[[I-205]]

[[US-101]]

[[SR-110]]
==Primary Interstates==
{{routelist top|length_ref=<ref name=trucklist>{{Caltrans trucklist}}</ref><ref name="google" group=lower-alpha>Lengths rounded to the nearest mile or one-mile are estimated from various sources including [[Google Maps]].</ref>}} {{routelist row
|state=CA
|type=I
|route=5
|terminus_a=[[Mexico–United States border|Mexican border]] in [[San Ysidro, San Diego]]
|terminus_b=[[Interstate 5 in Oregon|I-5]] at the [[Oregon]] state line
|length_mi=796.432
|length_ref=
|established=1947
|decommissioned=
|notes= none
}} {{routelist row
|state=CA
|type=I
|route=5E
|terminus_a=[[#I005|I-5]] near [[Tracy, California|Tracy]]
|terminus_b=I-5 near [[Dunnigan, California|Dunnigan]]
|length_mi=
|length_ref=
|established=1957
|decommissioned=1970s
|notes=Former designation of [[#I0005|I-5]] when I-5W existed
}} {{routelist row
|state=CA
|type=I
|route=5W
|terminus_a=[[#I005|I-5]] near [[Tracy, California|Tracy]]
|terminus_b=I-5 near [[Dunnigan, California|Dunnigan]]
|length_mi=
|length_ref=
|established=1957
|decommissioned=1970s
|notes=Former designation of [[#I0580|I-580]] and [[#I0505|I-505]]
}} {{routelist row
|country=USA
|type=I
|route=7
|terminus_a=[[#I0005|I-5]] at [[Wheeler Ridge, California|Wheeler Ridge]]
|terminus_b=I-5 in [[Stockton, California|Stockton]]
|length_mi=302
|length_ref=
|established=proposed
|decommissioned=
|notes=Caltrans has proposed I-7 or I-9 for [[California State Route 99|SR 99]] in central California
}} {{routelist row
|state=CA
|type=I
|route=8
|terminus_a=Nimitz Boulevard, Sunset Cliffs Boulevard in [[San Diego]]
|terminus_b=I-8 at the [[Arizona]] state line
|length_mi=171.98
|length_ref=
|established=1964
|decommissioned=
|notes= Westernmost segment between Nimitz Boulevard/Sunset Cliffs Boulevard and I-5 is not officially recognized as an Interstate by the [[Federal Highway Administration|FHWA]]
}} {{routelist row
|country=USA
|type=I
|route=9
|terminus_a=[[#I0005|I-5]] at [[Wheeler Ridge, California|Wheeler Ridge]]
|terminus_b=I-5 in [[Stockton, California|Stockton]]
|length_mi=302
|length_ref=
|established=proposed
|decommissioned=
|notes=Caltrans has proposed I-7 or I-9 for [[California State Route 99|SR 99]] in central California
}} {{routelist row
|state=CA
|type=I
|route=10
|terminus_a=[[California State Route 1|SR 1]] in [[Santa Monica, California|Santa Monica]]
|terminus_b=[[Interstate 10 in Arizona|I-10]] at the [[Arizona]] state line
|length_mi=243.31
|length_ref=<ref name="overlaps" group=lower-alpha>This route is broken into pieces, and the length does not reflect the [[overlap (road)|overlap]]s that would be required to make the route continuous.</ref>
|established=1947
|decommissioned=
|notes=Route 10, as defined by the state, is broken into two segments at the [[East Los Angeles Interchange]]; traffic is directed via I-5 to connect the two; the portion between I-5 and US 101 not signed
}} {{routelist row
|state=CA
|type=I
|route=15
|terminus_a=[[#I0008|I-8]] in [[San Diego]]
|terminus_b=[[Interstate 15 in Nevada|I-15]] at the [[Nevada]] state line
|length_mi=287.26
|length_ref=<ref name="partial-interstate" group=lower-alpha>Part of one of the contiguous routes that is partially signed as an Interstate Highway, while the remaining segment is signed as a state highway.</ref>
|established=1957
|decommissioned=
|notes= none
}} {{routelist row
|state=CA
|type=I
|route=15E
|length_mi=
|established=1973
|established_ref=
|decommissioned=1982
|decommissioned_ref=
|terminus_a=[[#I0015|I-15]] in [[Temecula, California|Temecula]]
|terminus_b=I-15 in [[Devore, California]]
|notes= Renumbered from [[#I0215|I-215]] in 1973 and back to I-215 in 1982
}} {{routelist row
|state=CA
|type=I
|route=15W
|length_mi=
|established=1972
|established_ref=
|decommissioned=1974
|decommissioned_ref=
|terminus_a=[[#I0015|I-15]] in [[Murrieta, California|Murrieta]]
|terminus_b=I-15 in [[Devore, California]]
|notes= Temporary Signage along current [[#I0015|I-15]]
}} {{routelist row
|state=CA
|type=I
|route=40
|terminus_a=[[#I0015|I-15]] in [[Barstow, California|Barstow]]
|terminus_b=[[Interstate 40 in Arizona|I-40]] at the [[Arizona]] state line
|length_mi=154.623
|length_ref=
|established=1947
|decommissioned=
|notes= none
}} {{routelist row
|state=CA
|type=I
|route=80
|terminus_a=[[U.S. Route 101 in California|US 101]] in [[San Francisco]]
|terminus_b=[[Interstate 80 in Nevada|I-80]] at the [[Nevada]] state line
|length_mi=205.07
|length_ref=
|established=1947
|decommissioned=
|notes=Westernmost segment between US 101 and the [[San Francisco–Oakland Bay Bridge|Bay Bridge]] is not officially recognized as an Interstate by the [[Federal Highway Administration|FHWA]]
}} {{routelist bottom|keys=former,future}}<gallery mode="packed" heights="180">
File:I-5 near Shasta.jpg|alt=Photograph|I-5 southbound approaching [[Mount Shasta]]
File:I-8 Alpine.jpg|alt=Photograph|I-8 in [[Alpine, California|Alpine]]
File:Wind farm from Interstate 10.jpg|alt=Photograph|I-10 eastbound with the [[San Gorgonio Pass wind farm]] in the background
File:Interstate15 Ivanpah Valley.jpg|alt=Photograph|I-15 northbound descending into the [[Ivanpah Valley]] towards [[Primm, Nevada]] at the California-Nevada state line
File:Interstate 40 in Fenner Valley 1.jpg|alt=Photograph|I-40 eastbound near [[Fenner, California|Fenner]]
File:I80Donnersummit.JPG|alt=Photograph|I-80 eastbound in the Sierra Nevada from the Yuba Gap overpass towards the western approach to [[Donner Summit]]
</gallery>{{Clear}}
[[Category:Transit]]
[[Category:Highways]]

Wallcart

2022-11-12T12:34:15Z

KopperKangaroo:

{{Infobox|data1=Shopping|data2=[[KopperKangaroo]]|data3=Walmart Inc.|data4=[[0.5.2]]|data5=3|label1=Industry|label2=Founder|label3=Real-life equivalent|label4=Version introduced|label5=Locations|title=Wallcart Inc.|image=[[File:Wallcart1.png|256px]]|image2=[[File:Wallcart-Llanos.png|256px|thumb|Wallcart store in Los Llanos, CA|center]]}}'''Wallcart Inc.''' is an American multinational retail corporation that operates a chain of supermarkets, department stores, and grocery stores. The company is based in Bentonville, Arkansas and operates stores across 24 countries with 3 locations across Greenfield.
[[Category:Companies]]

Wallcart has a total of 3 locations across Greenfield, with stores operating in the neighborhoods of [[Westwood]], [[Dawson]], and [[Los Llanos]]. Since its founding in 1962, Wallcart has grown to operate 10,585 stores across 24 countries. Wallcart is the world's largest company by revenue, with about US$570 billion in annual revenue.

Palace Hotel

2022-09-21T11:20:30Z

KopperKangaroo:

{{Infobox building
| name = Palace Hotel
| image = [[File:Palacehotel.png|256px]]
| image_alt = Palace Hotel Image
| image_caption = Chunky Render of Palace Hotel
| alternate_names = 'Palace'
| status = Built
| building_type = Skyscraper
| location = 120, 69, -480, Downtown
| completion_date = 0.4.0
| landlord = 
| height = 130 blocks
| size =
| floor_count =
| floor_area =
| elevator_count =
| architect = THEJESTR
| public_transit = Yellow Line
}}
'''Palace Hotel''' is an infamous landmark in the central area of Greenfield and is the tallest building in the map. It was inspired by a building in Dubai, United Arab Emirates and built by the founder of the Greenfield project, THEJESTR11.

Greenlink

2022-09-21T11:18:13Z

KopperKangaroo:

{{Infobox|label1=Owner|data1=[[Greenfield Transit Authority]]|image1=[[File:Greenlink2.png|thumb|256px|center]]|title=Greenlink|label2=Area Served|data2=Greenfield Valley|label3=Transit type|data3=Commuter rail|label4=Number of lines|label5=Number of stations|data5=2+|data4=TBD|label6=Version Introduced|data6=[[0.5.4]]|label7=Founder|data7=ok0wen}}

'''Greenlink''' is the primary commuter rail agency that serves the Greater Greenfield Metropolitan Area. It is an agency of the Greenfield Transit Authority.
[[Category:Transit]]
[[Category:Companies]]
[[Category:Ok0wen]]

Greenlink

2022-09-21T11:17:30Z

KopperKangaroo:

{{Infobox|label1=Owner|data1=[[Greenfield Transit Authority (GTA)]]|image1=[[File:Greenlink2.png|thumb|256px|center]]|title=Greenlink|label2=Area Served|data2=Greenfield Valley|label3=Transit type|data3=Commuter rail|label4=Number of lines|label5=Number of stations|data5=2+|data4=TBD|label6=Version Introduced|data6=[[0.5.4]]|label7=Founder|data7=ok0wen}}

'''Greenlink''' is the primary commuter rail agency that serves the Greater Greenfield Metropolitan Area. It is an agency of the Greenfield Transit Authority.
[[Category:Transit]]
[[Category:Companies]]
[[Category:Ok0wen]]

Greenfield International Airport

2022-09-20T22:28:47Z

KopperKangaroo:

{{Infobox airport
| name = Greenfield International Airport
| image = <<GIA Airport Logo>>
| image-width = 275
| image2 = <<GIA Aerial Shot (Render?)>>
| image2-width = 275
| caption2 = Aerial shot of Greenfield International Airport
| IATA = GIA
| ICAO = KGIA
| type = Public
| city-served = Greenfield Metropolitan Area
| location = [[Lannex]], Greenfield, U.S.
| opened = [[0.5.4]]
| hub = <div>
*[[Vision Airlines]]
*[[SkyLiners Airlines]]
*[[OOPS Airlines]]
| focus_city = {{Unbulleted list
| [[Speedfly Airlines]]
| [[Unified Airlines]]
}}
</div>
</div>
| elevation-f = 31
| elevation-m = 
| coordinates = 3600, -1900
| image_map = File:Greenfield Airport Diagram 1.png
| image_mapsize = 275
| image_map_caption = GIA Airport Diagram
| r1-number = 9L/27R
| r1-length-f = 6,047
| r1-length-m = 
| r1-surface = Concrete
| r2-number = 9R/27L
| r2-length-f = 6,048
| r2-length-m = 
| r2-surface = Concrete
| r3-number = 3/21
| r3-length-f = 4,147
| r3-length-m = 
| r3-surface = Concrete
}}
'''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.

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?).

== History ==

=== Establishment ===
Text here about establishment of airport.

=== Early commercial development ===
Text here about early commercial development.

=== Passenger service and growth ===
Text here about passenger service and growth.

=== Post-deregulation developments ===
Text about post-deregulation developments.

=== Future ===
Text about the future plans for the airport.

== Build History ==

=== [[Update 0.5.3|0.5.3]] ===
Initial admin planning began at the end of 0.5.3.

=== [[Update 0.5.4|0.5.4]] ===
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.

== Facilities ==

=== Terminals ===
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.

=== Runways ===
Info on the 3 runways.

=== Hotel ===
Info on the central hotel.

=== Ground transportation ===
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.

=== Cargo facilities ===
Info on the cargo facilities.

=== Other facilities ===
Info on other facilities.

== Airlines and Destinations ==

=== Passenger ===
Insert table about airlines and destinations here.

=== Cargo ===
Insert table about airlines and cargo destinations here.

=== Ground handling companies ===
There are four ground handling companies operating at Greenfield International Airport providing passenger, baggage, cargo and ramp services to airlines. They are:

* Greenfield Aviation Services
* Globe Handling
* Sun Ground Services (SGS)
* Novia Ground Solutions

American cargo handling company US Across also operates ramp services and a cargo facility at the airport.

== Statistics ==

=== Top destinations ===
Insert table on top destinations of the airport. Domestic and international.

Lincoln Port

2022-09-20T22:27:10Z

KopperKangaroo:

'''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]] (Outdated)

-[[Lincoln Port Shopping Pier]]

-[[Lincoln Port Event Pier]]

== Transit ==

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

=== [[Highway]] ===
-Include highway information
[[Category:Districts]]

Retail Park

2022-09-20T22:26:39Z

KopperKangaroo:

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

== Notable builds ==
-[[Montaro Mall]]

== Transit ==

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

=== [[Highway]] ===
-Include highway information.
[[Category:Districts]]

Fort Franklin

2022-09-20T22:26:11Z

KopperKangaroo:

'''Fort Franklin''' is a designated community area on the west side of Greenfield, California. It is located west of [[Downtown|Downtown Greenfield]].

== Notable builds ==
-[[Franklin Fish Market]]

== Transit ==

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

=== [[Water Taxi]] ===
-Include information on water taxi.
[[Category:Districts]]

Olympia

2022-09-20T22:25:34Z

KopperKangaroo:

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

== Notable builds ==
-[[Old Greenfield Power Plant]]

== Transit ==

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

=== [[Highway]] ===
-Info on highway
[[Category:Districts]]

Hunterspoint

2022-09-20T22:25:01Z

KopperKangaroo:

'''Hunterspoint''' is a designated community area on the south side of Greenfield, California. It is located south of [[Downtown|Downtown Greenfield]]. Hunterspoint is the historic district of the city.

== Notable builds ==
-[[City Hall(Spawn)]]

-[[Court House]]

-[[Hunterspoint Shopping District]]

== Transit ==

=== [[Subway]] ===
-Include info on subway connections.

=== [[Highway]] ===
-Include info on highway connections
[[Category:Districts]]

Old Georgetown

2022-09-20T22:23:42Z

KopperKangaroo:

'''Old Georgetown''' is a designated community area in the southeast side of Greenfield, California. It is located southeast of [[Downtown|Downtown Greenfield]].

== Notable builds ==
-[[Eagles Stadium]]

-[[Greenfield Stock Exchange]]

-[[Greenfield Yacht Club]]

== Transit ==

=== [[Subway]] ===
-Include info on subway connections.

=== [[Highway]] ===
-Include info on highway connections.
[[Category:Districts]]

Georgetown

2022-09-20T22:23:05Z

KopperKangaroo:

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

== Notable builds ==
-[[Greenfield Government Center]]

== Transit ==

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

=== [[Highway]] ===
-Include highway information
[[Category:Districts]]

Riverwood

2022-09-20T22:22:26Z

KopperKangaroo:

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

== Notable builds ==

== Transit ==

=== [[Rail]] ===
-Info on regional rail

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

=== [[Highway]] ===
-Info on the highway system
[[Category:Districts]]

Eaglepoint

2022-09-20T22:21:52Z

KopperKangaroo:

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

== Notable build ==
-[[Eaglepoint Mall]]

-[[Greenfield General Hospital]]

== Transit ==

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

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

=== [[Water Taxi]] ===
-Include water taxi info
[[Category:Districts]]

Lakeview

2022-09-20T22:21:10Z

KopperKangaroo:

'''Lakeview''' is a designated community area on the east side of Greenfield, California. It is located east of [[Downtown|Downtown Greenfield]] along the bay. It was originally known as Seahaven.
==Notable builds==
-Lakeview Beach
==Transit==
===Subway===
-Info on subway stuff
===Highway===
-Info on highway stuff

Dawson

2022-09-20T22:20:13Z

KopperKangaroo:

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

== Notable builds ==

== Transit ==

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

=== [[Highway]] ===
-Info on highway system
[[Category:Districts]]

Whitestone

2022-09-20T22:19:43Z

KopperKangaroo:

'''Whitestone''' is a designated community area in the northeast area of Greenfield, California. It is located northeast of [[Downtown|Downtown Greenfield]] along the bay.

== Notable builds ==
-[[Greenfield Eastern University]]

-[[Greenfield Coast Guard]]

== Transit ==

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

=== [[Highway]] ===
-Info on highway systems
[[Category:Districts]]

Kennedy

2022-09-20T22:18:54Z

KopperKangaroo:

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

== Notable builds ==
-[[Kennedy Park]]

== Transit ==

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

=== [[Highway]] ===
-Info on highway shit
[[Category:Districts]]

Richmond

2022-09-20T22:18:42Z

KopperKangaroo:

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

==Notable builds==

==Transit==

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

===[[Highway]]===
-Info on highway connections
[[Category:Districts]]

Richmond

2022-09-20T22:17:51Z

KopperKangaroo:

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

==Notable builds==

==Transit==

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

===[[Highway]]===
-Info on highway connections
[[Category:Districts]]

Longport Keys West

2022-09-20T22:17:15Z

KopperKangaroo:

'''Longport Keys West''' is a designated community area on the south side of Greenfield, California. It is located south of [[Downtown|Downtown Greenfield]] and sits along the Pacific Ocean.

== Notable builds ==
-[[Longport Keys Golf Club]]

-[[Greenfield Zoo]]

== Transit ==

=== [[Highway]] ===
-Info on highway
[[Category:Districts]]

Longport Keys East

2022-09-20T22:16:05Z

KopperKangaroo:

'''Longport Keys East''' is a designated community area on the south side of Greenfield, California. It is located south of [[Downtown|Downtown Greenfield]] and sits along the Pacific Ocean.

==Notable builds==
-[[Longport Keys Mall]]

==Transit==
[[Category:Districts]]

Palma

2022-09-20T22:15:14Z

KopperKangaroo:

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

== History ==
In 1917, settlers instituted the City of Palma after neighboring Rockwell settlers built a giant oil refinery. Shops and houses were built, but was of no significant scale. Years later, the newly constructed [[I-5|Interstate 5]] brought more vehicular traffic into the city; once bypassing the city entirely, an interchange was built in 1956 to create access. This new exit allowed interstate travelers to stop in Palma for refreshments. As a result of recent expansion, a new development was built on the eastern side of Palma with a middle school, multiple strip malls, and several duplexes and apartments. Palma was one of the most affordable places to live at the time since an oil refinery occupied much of the city. The city's west side was built in 1958 with more duplexes, a motel, and many single-family homes. In 1965, the oil refinery was abandoned after the owners failed to follow safety regulations. The abandoned refinery attracted a lot of criminals, so the City of Greenfield planned a new police and fire station for Palma. In 2016, the city dismantled the oil refinery and recent development, including [[Palma Altos Retirement Communities]], filled vacant land the [[Sonora River]].

== Notable builds ==
-[[Retirement Center]]

== Transit ==

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

=== [[Highway]] ===
-Include information on highway
[[Category:Districts]]

Rockwell

2022-09-20T22:08:08Z

KopperKangaroo:

'''Rockwell''' is a designated community located in the southeast area of Greenfield, California. It is located southeast of [[Downtown|Downtown Greenfield]] and sits along the Pacific Ocean. Rockwell is named after builder RockTheVox, who passed away in 2019.

== History ==
The area of Rockwell used to be dunes until 1907 when settlers sold a couple of acres of land on the eastern section of the Rockwell dune. Residents developed more dune sections for homes from 1907 to 1921. The Greenfield streetcar network connected to the area, and it was a prime spot of land to start real estate development. The [[Rockwell Cemetery]] was also built around this time. The cemetery is the largest in Greenfield and is still there today. A beach resort was built in 1919, though it was burned down by arsonists two years later. This event caused development to stop for three years after 1921. The park [[Kyle's Beach]] now resides where the resort once stood. It serves as a memorial for the 218 people that died that day due to the fire. In 1924, the area picked up in development once again. Roads were laid down for future real estate and dunes were slowly filled with houses. In 1936, the Rockwell Pier was constructed. Unfortunately, it was destroyed five years later in a big storm. The area was further developed until it came to a halt in 1940 due to World War II. After the war, Rockwell picked up again and expanded fast. The Rockwell pier was rebuilt, and the area continued to develop. [[I-5|Interstate 5]] was constructed and even more expansions were created. Nightclubs and bars filled the central area and the community was one of the first beachside nightlife destinations in Greenfield.

The western section of Rockwell used to be an oil refinery, which the City of Greenfield removed in 1946 after converting the west end of the Sonora River into a canal. The now empty area was redeveloped into warehouses. In 1959, the warehouses were demolished and turned into a residential area at the request of Rockwell citizens who complained about the heavy traffic driving through the neighborhood. In 1963, they built the first beachside hotel resort since the 1919 fire. [[Tropicana Palms]] was a huge success, and over the years, the beachside from Longport Keys to western Rockwell was filled with hotels and condominiums. After massive expansion and tourism, Rockwell is now one of the biggest tourist hubs in Greenfield.

== Notable builds ==
-[[Rockwell Beach]]

-[[Rockwell Cemetery]]

-[[Congregation Rok-Tov]]

== Transit ==

=== [[LRT]] ===
-Rockwell/Airport Express

=== [[Highway]] ===
-Include information on highway
[[Category:Districts]]

Rockwell

2022-09-20T22:02:04Z

KopperKangaroo:

'''Rockwell''' is a designated community located in the southeast area of Greenfield, California. It is located southeast of [[Downtown|Downtown Greenfield]] and sits along the Pacific Ocean. Rockwell is named after builder RockTheVox, who passed away in 2019.

== History ==
The area of Rockwell used to be dunes until 1907 when settlers sold a couple of acres of land on the eastern section of the Rockwell dune. Residents developed more dune sections for homes from 1907-1921. The Greenfield streetcar network connected to the area, so it was a prime spot of land to start real estate development. The [[Rockwell Cemetery]] was also built around this time. The cemetery is the biggest in Greenfield and is still there today. A beach resort was built in 1919, but that was burned down by arsonists two years later. This event caused development to stop for three years after 1921. The park [[Kyle's Beach]] is in the location that used to be the resort. It is a memorial for the 218 people that died that day due to the fire. In 1924 the area picked up in development again. Roads were laid down for future real estate. The dunes were slowly filled with houses, and in 1936, the Rockwell Pier was constructed. Unfortunately, it was destroyed five years later in a big storm. The area was further developed until it came to a complete stop in 1940 due to the war. After the war, Rockwell picked up again and expanded fast. The Rockwell pier was rebuilt, and the area developed. Highway [[I-5]] was constructed, and even more expansions were created. Nightclubs and bars filled the middle section, and the location was one of the first beachside nightlife in Greenfield.

The western section of Rockwell used to be an oil refinery, which the City of Greenfield took down in 1946 after they started to turn the west end of the Sonora River into a canal. The now empty area was redeveloped into a couple of warehouses. In 1959 the warehouses were taken down and turned into a residential area at the request of Rockwell citizens who complained about the heavy traffic driving through the neighborhood. In 1963 they built the first beachside hotel resort since the one that burned down. [[Tropicana Palms]] was a huge success, and over the years, the beachside from Longport Keys to western Rockwell was filled with hotels and condo buildings. After massive expansion and tourism, Rockwell is now one of the biggest tourist hubs in Greenfield.

== Notable builds ==
-[[Rockwell Beach]]

-[[Rockwell Cemetery]]

-[[Congregation Rok-Tov]]

== Transit ==

=== [[LRT]] ===
-Rockwell/Airport Express

=== [[Highway]] ===
-Include information on highway
[[Category:Districts]]

Rockwell

2022-09-20T22:01:52Z

KopperKangaroo:

'''Rockwell''' is a designated community located in the southeast area of Greenfield, California. It is located southeast of [[Downtown|Downtown Greenfield]] and sits along the Pacific Ocean.
Rockwell is named after builder RockTheVox, who passed away in 2019.

== History ==
The area of Rockwell used to be dunes until 1907 when settlers sold a couple of acres of land on the eastern section of the Rockwell dune. Residents developed more dune sections for homes from 1907-1921. The Greenfield streetcar network connected to the area, so it was a prime spot of land to start real estate development. The [[Rockwell Cemetery]] was also built around this time. The cemetery is the biggest in Greenfield and is still there today. A beach resort was built in 1919, but that was burned down by arsonists two years later. This event caused development to stop for three years after 1921. The park [[Kyle's Beach]] is in the location that used to be the resort. It is a memorial for the 218 people that died that day due to the fire. In 1924 the area picked up in development again. Roads were laid down for future real estate. The dunes were slowly filled with houses, and in 1936, the Rockwell Pier was constructed. Unfortunately, it was destroyed five years later in a big storm. The area was further developed until it came to a complete stop in 1940 due to the war. After the war, Rockwell picked up again and expanded fast. The Rockwell pier was rebuilt, and the area developed. Highway [[I-5]] was constructed, and even more expansions were created. Nightclubs and bars filled the middle section, and the location was one of the first beachside nightlife in Greenfield.

The western section of Rockwell used to be an oil refinery, which the City of Greenfield took down in 1946 after they started to turn the west end of the Sonora River into a canal. The now empty area was redeveloped into a couple of warehouses. In 1959 the warehouses were taken down and turned into a residential area at the request of Rockwell citizens who complained about the heavy traffic driving through the neighborhood. In 1963 they built the first beachside hotel resort since the one that burned down. [[Tropicana Palms]] was a huge success, and over the years, the beachside from Longport Keys to western Rockwell was filled with hotels and condo buildings. After massive expansion and tourism, Rockwell is now one of the biggest tourist hubs in Greenfield.

== Notable builds ==
-[[Rockwell Beach]]

-[[Rockwell Cemetery]]

-[[Congregation Rok-Tov]]

== Transit ==

=== [[LRT]] ===
-Rockwell/Airport Express

=== [[Highway]] ===
-Include information on highway
[[Category:Districts]]

Rio Pueblo

2022-09-20T22:00:13Z

KopperKangaroo:

'''Rio Pueblo''' is a designated community area on the east side of Greenfield, California. It is located east of [[Downtown|Downtown Greenfield]].

==History==
The neighborhood of Rio Pueblo is named after the Rio Pueblo River, which translated in English, means "Rapid River". In the 1800s, this area was primarily used for farming and hunting. This was the case until 1928, when the area was transformed into a large real estate development, with many homes being built in the 1920s-30s. After 20 years of the prime of Rio Pueblo, during the construction of Interstate 710 in the 1950s, many homes and businesses were destroyed, and residents were relocated. This upheaval also caused "The Couf", a long standing historic hotel, to go bankrupt. This rapid transition lead to instability in the area, where crime had skyrocketed. However, during 1980s many activist groups were formed in favor of the dismantling of the controversial freeway. In 1987, plans to revitalize the historic neighborhood which had now fallen into disarray began. Large amounts of housing were built during this time, including several hundred bungalow style single family homes. The previously abandoned Couf was revitalized and restored into a large housing complex. The heavy influx of middle class families in the area, along with the rapid gentrification resulted in a dramatic decrease in crime. Other large projects in the area included a 2015 development in Rio Pueblo and in neighboring Los Llanos, including a new set of single family homes, and a large golfing complex.

== Notable builds ==
-[[Rio Pueblo Golf Club]]

== Transit ==

=== [[LRT]] ===
-Rockwell/Airport Express

=== [[Highway]] ===
-Include information on highway
[[Category:Districts]]

Los Llanos

2022-09-20T21:55:29Z

KopperKangaroo:

'''Los Llanos''' is a designated community area on the east side of Greenfield, California. It is located east of [[Downtown|Downtown Greenfield]].

== History ==
In the 1950s, right after the end of World War II, a huge population boom hit the United States, causing many to want to live the American dream: a large single-family house with a garden. Los Llanos was one of these communities. Early settlers built most of the northern neighborhood in 1949-1952 and central areas from 1951-1953. The suburban developments engulfed a small town near the Greenfield city center called Los Llanos. The town wasn’t considerable and was almost demolished to make place for the complexes constructed around the city. Some shops and the iconic church remain from what used to be Los Llanos. The rest was all redeveloped into new strip malls and housing. In 1972, a large industrial plant was taken down at the request of the citizens. The City of Greenfield redeveloped the plant into a small neighborhood with several stores and a bowling alley. In 1979, a warehouse was destroyed and turned into the [[Los Llanos High School]]. This plan was a part of the Rio Pueblo redevelopment. In 2015, a new suburban community with a [[Sonora Golf Club|golf course]] and a YMCA was built on the [[Sonora River]].

== Notable builds ==
-[[Los Llanos High School]]

== Transit ==

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

=== [[Highway]] ===
-Include information on highway
[[Category:Districts]]

Los Llanos

2022-09-20T21:54:33Z

KopperKangaroo:

'''Los Llanos''' is a designated community area in the east side of Greenfield, California. It is located east of [[Downtown|Downtown Greenfield]].

== History ==
In the 1950s, right after the end of World War II, a huge population boom hit the United States, causing many to want to live the American dream: a large single-family house with a garden. Los Llanos was one of these communities. Early settlers built most of the northern neighborhood in 1949-1952 and central areas from 1951-1953. The suburban developments engulfed a small town near the Greenfield city center called Los Llanos. The town wasn’t considerable and was almost demolished to make place for the complexes constructed around the city. Some shops and the iconic church remain from what used to be Los Llanos. The rest was all redeveloped into new strip malls and housing. In 1972, a large industrial plant was taken down at the request of the citizens. The City of Greenfield redeveloped the plant into a small neighborhood with several stores and a bowling alley. In 1979, a warehouse was destroyed and turned into the [[Los Llanos High School]]. This plan was a part of the Rio Pueblo redevelopment. In 2015, a new suburban community with a [[Sonora Golf Club|golf course]] and a YMCA was built on the [[Sonora River]].

== Notable builds ==
-[[Los Llanos High School]]

== Transit ==

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

=== [[Highway]] ===
-Include information on highway
[[Category:Districts]]

Lannex

2022-09-20T21:51:39Z

KopperKangaroo:

'''Lannex''' is a designated community area in the northeast area of Greenfield, California. It is located to the northeast of [[Downtown|Downtown Greenfield]]. It is also home to [[Greenfield International Airport]].

== Notable builds ==
-[[Greenfield International Airport]]

--Terminal 1

--Terminal 2

--Terminal 3

--Cargo Facility

--GIA Multimodal Facility

-[[CTN Convention Center]]

== Transit ==

=== [[Airport]] ===
-Include information on air services

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

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

=== [[LRT]] ===
-Rockwell/Airport Express

=== [[Highway]] ===
-Include information on the highway
[[Category:Districts]]

North Lannex

2022-09-20T21:51:24Z

KopperKangaroo:

'''North Lannex''' is a designated community area in the northeast area of Greenfield, California. It is located northeast of [[Downtown|Downtown Greenfield]] and is adjacent to [[Greenfield International Airport]].

== Notable builds ==
-[[Thorne Botanical Garden]]

-[[Greenfield Bay Bridge]]

== Transit ==

=== [[Highway]] ===
-Include info on the highway
[[Category:Districts]]

Lannex

2022-09-20T21:50:15Z

KopperKangaroo:

'''Lannex''' is a designated community area in the northeast side of Greenfield, California. It is located to the northeast of [[Downtown|Downtown Greenfield]]. It is also home to [[Greenfield International Airport]].

== Notable builds ==
-[[Greenfield International Airport]]

--Terminal 1

--Terminal 2

--Terminal 3

--Cargo Facility

--GIA Multimodal Facility

-[[CTN Convention Center]]

== Transit ==

=== [[Airport]] ===
-Include information on air services

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

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

=== [[LRT]] ===
-Rockwell/Airport Express

=== [[Highway]] ===
-Include information on the highway
[[Category:Districts]]

Westwood

2022-09-20T21:48:22Z

KopperKangaroo:

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

== Notable builds ==

== Transit ==

=== [[Rail]] ===
-Info on regional rail

=== [[Subway]] ===
-Info on Subway

=== [[Highway]] ===
-Info on highway system
[[Category:Districts]]

Glenview

2022-09-20T21:47:41Z

KopperKangaroo:

'''Glenview''' is a designated community area on the north side of Greenfield, California. It is located north of [[Ashfield Central|Ashfield]] and [[Downtown|Downtown Greenfield]].

== Notable builds ==
-[[Martin Van Buren High School]]

== Transit ==

=== [[Highway]] ===
-Name Highway connections
[[Category:Districts]]

Sunnyside

2022-09-20T21:46:56Z

KopperKangaroo:

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

== Notable builds ==

== Transit ==

=== [[Highway]] ===
-Info on highway
[[Category:Districts]]

Northpark

2022-09-20T21:46:13Z

KopperKangaroo:

'''Northpark''' is a designated community area on the north side of Greenfield, California. It is located north of [[Ashfield Central|Ashfield]] and [[Downtown|Downtown Greenfield]].

== Notable builds ==
-[[Northpark Housing Development]]

== Transit ==

=== [[Rail]] ===
-Info on regional rail station
[[Category:Districts]]

Springfield

2022-09-20T21:45:19Z

KopperKangaroo:

'''Springfield''' is a designated community area in the northwest area of Greenfield, California. It is located northwest of [[Ashfield Central|Ashfield]] and [[Downtown|Downtown Greenfield]].

== Notable builds ==
-[[Kazias Center]]

-[[Minekea]]

-[[Worldly Studios]]

-[[Ashfield LRT Maintenance]]

== Transit ==

=== [[LRT]] ===
-Ashfield TEAL Line

=== [[Highway]] ===
-Info on highway
[[Category:Districts]]

Downtown

2022-09-20T21:44:28Z

KopperKangaroo:

'''Downtown''' is the financial and social core of Greenfield, California. It is located in the center of the city.

== Notable builds ==
-[[Convention Center]]

-[[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.
[[Category:Districts]]

Zeta Pier

2022-09-20T21:44:08Z

KopperKangaroo:

'''Zeta Pier''' is a pier located in the southwest area of Greenfield, California. It is located southwest of [[Downtown|Downtown Greenfield]].

== Notable builds ==

== Transit ==
[[Category:Districts]]

Gamma Pier

2022-09-20T21:43:34Z

KopperKangaroo:

'''Gamma Pier''' is a municipal pier located in the southwest area of Greenfield, California. It is located southwest of [[Downtown|Downtown Greenfield]].

== Notable builds ==
-[[Greenfield Powerplant]]

== Transit ==
[[Category:Districts]]

Epsilon Pier

2022-09-20T21:42:56Z

KopperKangaroo:

'''Epsilon Pier''' is a pier located in the southwest area of Greenfield, California. It is located southwest of [[Downtown|Downtown Greenfield]].

== Notable builds ==

== Transit ==
[[Category:Districts]]