NFS Underground 2 Secrets and Geographical map!

That closed road have been explained by MW. Watch his videos. Off-topic: Hah, i'm too lazy to open pics one-by-one, use like this: (first) and [/img] at the end.
Or just copy the IMG code link at that site.

and,
That drift course IS not in bayview, its on mystery city.
Maybe it's on the ghost city image on first post.
I explained it because i think you're drunk. for the explainers

Don't think too much about it, you're not supposed to - it's just a game and they did what they did for whatever reason.

The URL tracks, street x, special drags (Airport, Train Station,...) and drift courses aren't in either city, physically or virtually? They are supposed to be in (or close to) Bayview as you can always see the City Core (or other) skyline which is a simple model with ONLY the higher buildings floating in the 'world'.

Those tracks are loaded seperate from the actual Bayview and its All-Access (Ghost City) version, they only load on demand when you select the race.The courses maps are placed on the Bayview map, don't bother it - it's just a game - there's no meaning to it they just had to place it somewhere.

The drift/street x courses are and have the recycled scenery from Underground with certain additions to resemble Bayview resulting the team wouldn't have to build complete new tracks and spent time on something they already have.The areas around the courses aren't supposed to be seen in detail but only its skyline pretending to be (often) in the city core or south market of Bayview, the ground area itself is from NFS Underground and only as large as your field of view - this done to make the players think they are in Bayview.

The Bayview Bridge drag takes place on an alternate version of Bayview (city core and Beacon Hill) - not the whole just about a certain area within your field of view - there are no other roads in the alternate city core except the freeway you can drive on, the alternate Beacon Hill has streets above the tunnel and aside the main street/freeway entrance however, they're just for the scenery.

The MW/U2 comparisom isn't really something...a highway around a city center/downtown, that's not special, LA has that around every district, you'll see it many US cities and probably elsewhere.

A stadium bear a highway, not special some stadiums are placed near highways because more space and easier access on rush hours - its also results a nice panorama view on the cities signs.

A divided tunnel...Carbon has that too in the downtown, fortuna, kempton...and Underground did also.

I'm not saying they weren't inspired by their previous cities, but those things are nothing special.

That is indeed a Ferris Wheel:


That does not connect:


This road(the one above the tunnel) might be leading to East Bayview:


You can see an aeroplane coming from behind Jackson Heights(Note: this is from Bayview Bridge Drag):



But midway, it suddenly stops, resets in a different direction, and goes straight into Jackson Heights:


Bonus:

A video that shows test tracks:

That's the most reasonable theory on the bridge yet, or atleast I think it is. 

Right huh? That's what i said in the thread "Bayview Bridge: A road near jackson heights?"
Thanks for the explain @laserled

So, what about that 'BAYVIEW' sign that can be shown from Bayview Bridge ...seems like it's too close to beacon hills highway.
Anyone saw another curved highway texture is too close to the tunnel, it can be seen if you jump (where the drag starts)