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'''Mount Josiah''' is a [[:Category: Myth Locations|myth location]] in ''[[Myths and Legends in GTA V|Grand Theft Auto V]]''. |
'''Mount Josiah''' is a [[:Category: Myth Locations|myth location]] in ''[[Myths and Legends in GTA V|Grand Theft Auto V]]''. |
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Revision as of 12:40, 24 July 2016
Mount Josiah is a myth location in Grand Theft Auto V.
Description
Mount Josiah is one of the three mountains located in the game, the others being Mount Chiliad and Mount Gordo. There are very few reports of paranormal encounters, sans for the occasional Bigfoot sighting on the mountain's peak - however, Mount Josiah serves as a marking point for the Tongva Triangle region, a large patch of wilderness that is home to most of GTA V's cryptids. Fans theorize that if the mountain is located in this area - there may be a yet undiscovered creature roaming around. Mount Josiah is also known for the military complex Fort Zancudo, which is built at the base of the mountain. There are minor reports of players seeing UFOs and other strange activities while stalking the base from the mountain. The entrance to the Abandoned Mine Shaft is also built into the mountain. Overall, there is a potential for Mount Josiah to be a paranormal location, but little evidence has come up in support.
Trivia
- The mountain's name and proximity to a military base may be a reference to Nevada's Mount Moriah, which is located near the Area 51 base.