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Streets, also known as City Street Large is a map appearing in several installments of the Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Franchise.

Rainbow Six

City Street Large is a map featured in Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six.

Rogue Spear

City Street Large is a map featured in Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Rogue Spear. It remains unchanged from its previous counterpart.

A smaller version of the map known as City Street Small is available in the Black Thorn expansion.

Raven Shield

City Street Large, or simply Streets, is a multiplayer map featured in Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six 3: Raven Shield. It remains unchanged from its previous counterparts.

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Lockdown

City Streets is a map featured in Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Lockdown.

Vegas

Vegas Streets Layout

Streets is a multiplayer map featured in Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas. The map was later redesigned and released as Streets (Redux) in the Player's Pack Red Edition map pack.

Overview

The Streets of this abandoned shanty town in Mexico have been used as training grounds for close-quarter combat by elite counter-strike units. The map features two floors and a basement that players can use to plan their attacks and movements.

From the outside courtyard characters can see only four buildings and two stairwells leading to the basement. In the middle of the courtyard is a smaller building that has both a stairwell to the basement on the inside and a ladder on the back of the building that leads to a small roof that can be used to gain a tactical advantage.

When playing a team-based multiplayer game mode, each team's characters generate in one of two buildings that are directly across from one another. While the purpose for the buildings are somewhat similar, they each feature a different floor layout and different objects that can be used as cover. Each building does however feature a stairwell to the second floor, a door that leads to the courtyard, a front deck that provides limited cover, a ladder that leads to the basement, two windows on the second floor that are equipped with rappel ropes, and a wide range of boxes stacked on top of pallets to proved cover for players.

The basement of the Streets is a large underground area that features many ways to provide cover, hide from enemies, and escape from danger. While the hallways do get a bit narrow in certain locations, the basement makes up for this downfall with several exit and entrance points. If players wish to go from one building to the other without passing threw the open courtyard, the basement makes for a reasonable secondary approach.

Besides the two buildings that players generate in while playing team-based game modes, there are also two other building parallel from one another. Each building has two doorways on the first floor, one on each building faces one of the two buildings that players generate in while playing team-based game modes. The second doorway on each building faces the courtyard. Unlike the two larger buildings in this location, these two are very different from one another. In one of the two, players need to climb a ladder two get to the second floor from the inside, while the other players can simply use the stairwell. One has a two balconies and two rappel ropes on the second floor, while the other has many windows that players can aim at the enemies through. Neither building however has a stairwell or ladder to the basement and lower levels of the Streets.

In the middle of the courtyard is a small concrete building that has a stairwell that leads to the center of the basement. Inside this area there are two large windows that leave players vulnerable to attacks from both sides, however the doorway leading to the courtyard is directly parallel to a door leading into one of the smaller two story buildings, giving players the ability to quickly get to safety. On the opposite side of the building as the doorway is a latter that leads up to an open section on the roof. On the sides of the roof are multiple sandbags that can be used for cover, however, without protection or multiple players this is a very vulnerable location due to the ability other players have to easily target the open area.

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Vegas 2

Streets is a map featured in Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas 2. It was released for free by downloading the extra game pack. It remains unchanged from its previous counterpart.

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