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Canal Living in Spades in Worcester County, Maryland. (and then some)  1.0

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G'Day Simtropians,

 

Today I am presenting a map requested at SC4D and with them updating over there I cannot remember who it was. Ok sorry about that It was none other than Rushman5, Thanks mate. It is of Worcester County, Maryland. Worcester County encompasses the whole of Maryland's Atlantic seaboard and consequently receives many summer holiday makers.

 

This is a real world map and measure 69.632km x 73.728km. It is terrain and scale accurate and utilises 16bit mapping techniques. The map is in .SC4M format and requires Wouanagaine's mapper or terraformer to import it into SC4.

 

Links and instructions are in the readme and a few pics.

 

I think That's all.

 

 

Cheers




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It's a bit flat, isn't it? At least you can't die of thirst here.

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It is at that ollie, barely reaching 45m. A nice juxtapose to Cusco I reckon.

Thanks Algis.
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[quote name='algis242' timestamp='1309698909']
It's a bit flat, isn't it? At least you can't die of thirst here.
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Ever been to Worcester County? Flat is king there. Nice job Drunkapple!
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Guest Member 193110

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[quote name='Fribe' timestamp='1309707434']
[quote name='algis242' timestamp='1309698909']It's a bit flat, isn't it? At least you can't die of thirst here.[/quote]Ever been to Worcester County? Flat is king there. Nice job Drunkapple!
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Never been to US. Someday maybe. ^^

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YES!!!!!Just visited Ocean City, Maryland 4 days ago; it's that little strip of land that borders the ocean. LOTS of development; our home is worth $100,000 , and a small condo in the Gateway Grand condiminium cost a whopping $650,000!! You have to be rich to live there
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thanks apple, just what the doctor ordered. now i can construct salisbury. thanks mate :)
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Thanks gent's and gentess's, glad you're liking it. Streuth Simguy one would be struggling to find a house here in Oz for a hundred grand these days. I might sell up nad move to Ocean City. Nah just kidding it'd be too cold, I got tropics in my blood these days.

Thanks and cheers ;<)

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Thanks Rushman, just over trying to sort out my mess that is dob's maps at SC4d and there it was, Thanks mate and you're welcome. Enjoy it while summer lasts.

Thanks and cheers ;<)

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