Changes: Amarillo Street

Revision as of 18:16, 3 October 2014

Amarillo Street

Eastern Terminus:	Whitegale Avenue
Western Terminus:	Bellamy Avenue

Amarillo Street is an east-west thoroughfare in the City of Adustelan.

Development in Minecraft

When Amarillo Street was first constructed in Minecraft in July 2011, for the longest time it was the only east-west planned road with no buildings on it. Amarillo Street would not see any major construction in its vicinity until the end of 2012, when the neighborhoods of Kempton and Dartervale began to flourish. Today, it is among the most dense of streets in the city in terms of number of buildings.

When Pokechohoeca Crater Park was expanded for the second time on January 9, 2014, the segment of Amarillo Street between Soundsurf Avenue and Myrtle Avenue was demolished. However, the park was shortened again on October 3, 2014 due to lack of development on the area, and Amarillo Street was once again connected.

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 {{Template:LocalRoad
 |title = Amarillo Street
-|image = Amarillo.png|Eastern Terminus = [[Whitegale Avenue]] (Eastern Segment)
+|image = Amarillo.png|Eastern Terminus = [[Whitegale Avenue]]
+|Western Terminus = [[Bellamy Avenue]]}}
-[[Soundsurf Avenue]] (Western Segment)
-|Western Terminus = [[Myrtle Avenue]] (Eastern Segment)
-[[Rodham Hill Road]], [[Dunnage Avenue]], and [[Cirrus Avenue]] (Western Segment)}}
-'''Amarillo Street''' is an east-west thoroughfare existing in two segments in the City of Adustelan. The route is split in half between [[Dartervale]] and [[Kempton]] by [[Pokechohoeca Crater Park]].
+'''Amarillo Street''' is an east-west thoroughfare in the City of Adustelan.
 ==Development in Minecraft==
 When Amarillo Street was first constructed in Minecraft in July 2011, for the longest time it was the only east-west planned road with no buildings on it. Amarillo Street would not see any major construction in its vicinity until the end of 2012, when the neighborhoods of [[Kempton]] and [[Dartervale]] began to flourish. Today, it is among the most dense of streets in the city in terms of number of buildings.
-When Pokechohoeca Crater Park was expanded for the second time on January 9, 2014, the segment of Amarillo Street between [[Soundsurf Avenue]] and [[Myrtle Avenue]] was demolished.
+When Pokechohoeca Crater Park was expanded for the second time on January 9, 2014, the segment of Amarillo Street between [[Soundsurf Avenue]] and [[Myrtle Avenue]] was demolished. However, the park was shortened again on October 3, 2014 due to lack of development on the area, and Amarillo Street was once again connected.
 [[Category:Roads in Adustelan]]