Alamo Salt Flats

The Alamo Salt Flats is an area in Blaine County, San Andreas.
==General Information==
The Alamo Salt Flats, formerly the Alamo Sea, occupies an area in central Blaine County. Mount Chiliad borders it to the north, and Sandy Shores is to the south. Grapeseed lies on its northeastern edge. 
==History==
Until June 5, 2024, the area was a body of water known as the Alamo Sea. A very small portion of the Alamo Sea remains on the west side. 
A few weeks previous to June 5, local law enforcement began noticing a slow drop in the water level. Law enforcement began receiving calls from members of The League of Shade, who informed them that they had put massive amounts of salt into the sea. Strangely, ocean wild life began washing up dead on the shores. Dead sharks, dolphins, and whales littered the banks. 
On June 5, 2024, a thick fog covered the entire area as steam rose from the Alamo Sea. San Andreas law enforcement found large bombs that had been set on various areas all around the sea, which the The League of Shade had placed. Both state law enforcement and federal agents worked on a way to best handle the threat of detonation, with the two government bodies disagreeing on the course of action. The Federal Investigation Bureau wanted to push the bombs into the water, but in the hopes of saving the sea, State Parks Sergeant Mickey Faraday and Grapeseed Sheriff's Office Lieutenant Harold StockHerd Well wanted to remove the bombs by having Air-1 pick them up and detonate them in the Pacific Ocean. However, the federal agents pushed a bomb into the sea and The League of Shade began detonating all of them before anything more could be done. The bombs were some sort of salt bombs, and in the end, the majority of the Alamo Sea had been transformed into salt flats. 
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