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[madtony26 38]

Right at the edge of Appalachia

Cincinnati! Great work !

[madtony26 38]

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[BarkersCities 7]

Just kinda packing stuff in there, even the small buildings are hi-dense, they are just from the euro template, and the hi-rise from international.   I've never been good at making it pretty, more into pushing the limits of the game.  200k, still haven't hit the agent limits yet.  I've never hit the building/zone limits they recently raised, even with 500k on 25 tiles, although that city did hit the agent limits.  I hear it's possible to hit agent limits on 9 tiles though, that's what I think will eventually happen here.

  Edited December 6, 2015 by BarkersCities  

[Selucis 5]

Here is beautiful San Pelayo. The city is inspired by southern California and it's lovely, lovely sprawl. Population is about 140,000, and I doubt I will top a quarter of a million.

[Speedbird48 21]

A top down view of New Andalus!

 

Selcuis, amazing city! Maybe try some clean sewer mods?

 

 

[idcaf 65]

Just a small new england town I thoroughly enjoyed creating and leaving it be small and cozy 

[Abrams 1,744]

Awesome!

Here's my "town"

[Ltw 401]

[chappers 82]

My area view bin busy on it since the release of afterdark

 

 

 

[cs_k3 284]

[zdza 547]

25 tiles filled up

 

 

[Judazzz 1,936]

Stunning 

[jesper107 113]

zdza - off you go to 81 tiles! 

[bubi123 8]

I was just surfing the internet for some city building inspiration... and suddenly I find some screenshots of a map I uploaded into the workshop. I really love what you made out of it cs_k3! hadn't even dreamt of it to become such a beautiful city

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Birds-eye (sorta) view of the metro area. Vaudeville in the foreground, Dundeville in the back and Bryant to the right. Threedams at the top and the rural farmland villages near to it. Millennium Gate Bridge can be seen lit up in the foreground.

The districts of the city. Should've removed the policies to make it clearer but oh well.

[namspopof 117]

[AngeloB 22]

Trying to make the most out of this map. Only around 40k at the moment.

 

 

 

 

[Charlie_Zane 963]

My latest city project: Esperance

[markorey 7]

This is the city I've been working on lately, it's called Britannia and has a population of 27.000 people at the moment

[Fox 1,444]

Love the park on the right side.. great detail!

 

If you'd be willing to show some close ups I'm sure no one would complain 

[agunter999 200]

(The Show us Detail thread would be the place for that)

 

But yeh I really love the overall semi-planned/randomised layout that looks in some respects particularly realistic.

[Judazzz 1,936]

My last city Fairview unfortunately died on me (well, C:SL died, but it took my save game with it), so I had to start all over again.
It again is going to be an East Coast/New England-style city, sporting the absolutely not patriottic name 'New Holland'. So far I've primarily been building low density residential neighborhoods with Feindbold's Brooklyn collection as well as a few housing corporations and higher density 'sub city centers'. Next up on my to-do list is a downtown/CBD area, which is going to be located on the other side of the river.

This is what I got so far:

[clhigh7 583]

Sprawling into the woods...

[DaHindi 11]

On 2. Februar 2016 at 7:27 PM, clhigh7 said:

Sprawling into the woods...

Very nice

du you haye some more pics of this city to share?

[clhigh7 583]

3 hours ago, DaHindi said:

Very nice

du you haye some more pics of this city to share?

Thanks! I do actually. Those pics I posted were mainly centered towards the Southwest side of town, which is still relatively rural. Here's a couple pictures from the more developed Northeast Side.

[Charlie_Zane 963]

Another image of my current city

You can find some more here

[hbn 244]

Two almost satellite views of the latest development. I've been doing terraforming. Narrowing the river (current strong enough to drain though it's still normalising to the new conditions so there is flooding popping up now and then). Night w/ minimap and morning view. Planning and placing the new road layout. When I created the map I created the land a bit too high in retrospect. There is in places a 21m gradient to get a road down. I don't mind having the hill but I should've at least made sure it wasn't so steep. Still, you live and learn and I've managed to make it not look quite so ridiculous. New bridge built north for another river crossing. No idea why. Traffic wasn't really too busy to necessitate it. Just felt like it'd suit.

Not sure if some of the changes suit though. The coastline doesn't feel as natural anymore. Heh, just put it down to massive civil engineering projects for land reclamation for business development purposes. Might end up altering the curve on the eastern side though. Looks off to me. Also have to redo some of the bus routes since messing about with the roads have messed them up too.

What camera tool do you use to zoom so far out? That's as far as my free camera goes and it's starting to chop some parts of the city off now because it won't fit.

[Grockefeller 68]

The City of Cairns, Nova Scotia.

1850s

 

1900s

 

 

1950s

 

 

1960s

 

 

And finally the 1980s.

 

 

[Horus_Kol 118]

Finally completed laying out my new townships and surrounding farms - although, I haven't planted crops:

[Judazzz 1,936]

New Netherland County, sporting a whopping 40.000 inhabitants :|