Westminster is the terminating point of the Booth Tunnel in Algonquin, linking Frankfort Avenue to Asahara Road in Alderney.

Remnants of Pier 54 in Chelsea Piers, where it is represented in Algonquin, affront Pier 69, as a similarly designed skeletal remains of a pier's entrance.

The Booth Tunnel's ventilation tower, however, is dissimilar to that of the Lincoln Tunnel, being more alike the Holland Tunnel's design, but still not an accurate reproduction.

Lincoln Tunnel on the Manhattan side, in the form of the Algonquin half of the Booth Tunnel.

Golden Pier and the coastal design of Westminster (as well as The Meat Quarter) are also based on the Chelsea Piers. The general design of the district is alike that of The Meat Quarter, with the areas closer to the coast bearing similarities to Gansevoort Market, also known as the Meatpacking District, in Manhattan, while the areas bordering Frankfort Avenue are more generic, heavily developed commercial and residential areas, similar to Chelsea.

All three locations they are based on are districts in London ( Westminster, Chelsea and Greenwich), and both GTA IV's Westminster and the West Side's Chelsea and Greenwich Village are bound by roughly the same geographical features and streets. Westminster's name may be based on the City of Westminster, in England or on that of Chelsea and Greenwich Village on the West Side of Manhattan.

Hinterland (Only in GTA IV and the original The Lost and Damned).

Westminster is also similar to The Meat Quarter in that its harbor front has been redeveloped to some degree. Like The Meat Quarter, a stretch of abandoned elevated railway runs over the district, and cuts off in the north, just over the Pay n' Spray in Purgatory. Also located in the western portion of the neighborhood is a large parking complex which stretches north into Purgatory. The piers, along with the waterfront marina in The Meat Quarter, are collectively referred to as Golden Pier. However, the waterfront of Westminster has apparently underwent urban renewal. Parking complexes and industrial buildings can be found on Union Drive West and the West River harbor, which also houses piers. Much like its neighbor The Meat Quarter, Westminster is primarily depicted as a mixed-use district, where residential and commercial buildings are concentrated towards Frankfort Avenue to the east. Westminster is bordered to the north by Lorimar Street ( Purgatory) to the east by Frankfort Avenue ( Star Junction) to the south by an access road to Union Drive WestВ andВ a multi-story car park ( The Meat Quarter) and to the west by the West River.

Grand village car wash