Place 21: Jade of the Orient
1985On the Pasture Road / Mall Road corridor, beyond the mall when travelling out from downtown. The restaurant grounds are proposed.
About Jade of the Orient
Jade of the Orient is a restaurant on the outward route from central Derry in 1985. It belongs to the Pasture Road and Mall Road corridor and lies beyond Derry Mall when travelling away from downtown. This sequence makes the restaurant a useful marker of the newer roadside landscape outside the older commercial center. The atlas shows a freestanding restaurant site with surrounding grounds, but does not invent detailed architecture, parking arrangements, or a documented entrance.
Why this pin is marked A
Named in the novel. The street or the site is named in the text; the exact lot is the atlas’s.
The restaurant is marked A because the route from Outer Center turns onto the Pasture–Mall Road corridor, passes the mall, and then reaches Jade. That ordered sequence anchors the establishment beyond a major mapped landmark and identifies the correct approach from downtown. The source does not specify the distance past the mall, which side of the road holds the restaurant, the lot boundary, or its access geometry. The corridor relationship is firm; the exact coordinate and grounds are reconstructed.
