Grand Senora Desert In GTA 5

The Grand Senora Desert is a desert in GTA V located in Blaine County, San Andreas.

It is surrounded by the Alamo Sea to the north,Great Chaparral to the south, the San Chianski Mountain Range to the east, and Mount Josiah to the west. The Senora National Park, Bolingbroke Penitentiary and Redwood Lights Track are all located in the Grand Senora Desert.

Grand Senora Desert Information

Name

Grand Senora Desert

Location

Blaine County, San Andreas

Appearance(s)

GTA V

GTA Online

Background

(The open desert area in the Grand Senora Desert region)

The Grand Senora Desert is located in the central part of the island of San Andreas that is accessible in the game. It is a desert region with quite a few businesses also located here. It mostly has dry climate and hot temperatures apart from the scripted rain for a few missions. The Grand Senora desert could be based on an amalgamation of the Sonoran Desert for its name, the palm desert for its proximity to the Salton Sea (Alamo Sea) and the Mojave desert for the amount of Joshua trees found here.

Places of Interest

Beam Me Up
Lester's Safehouse
Rebel Radio Building
Sandy Shores Airfield
Satellite Relay Station
Senora National Park
Thomson Scrapyard
Stoner Cement Works

Businesses

24/7
Checkout!
Flywheels Garage
Yellow Jack Inn
You Tool
Yucca Motel
Notable Residents
Mushroom Hank

Roads and Streets

Algonquin Boulevard
Baytree Canyon Road
Cat-Claw Avenue
Cholla Road
Joshua Road
Mount Haan Road
Nowhere Road
Route 68
Senora Freeway
Smoke Tree Road

Trivia

In the beta version of Grand Theft Auto V, the Grand Senora Desert was much bigger.
The name "Grande Senora" means "big lady" in Spanish, referring to the dimension of the desert.
There are signs on hiking paths with the name of the desert incorrectly spelled "SENOEA Desert". This was likely a typo as "R" is next to "E" on the keyboard.
Despite its name, the desert's area is not that large, only being some arid lands around Sandy Shores.

FAQs about Grand Senora Desert

Q. What is the Grand Senora Desert based on?

A. The Grand Senora desert could be based on an amalgamation of the Sonoran Desert for its name, the palm desert for its proximity to the Salton Sea(Alamo Sea) and the Mojave desert for the amount of Joshua trees found here.