Anthracite
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Canadiansim: Ah well, it's an elite group 
Your CJ is great by the way 
Treka: Thanks!
Packersfan: Thank you
Hyronymus: Yep, it does take quite a while. The rail viaduct is just Mas71's Japanese Wall Setlined with ploppable grass(I think this is the right link, but i'm not 100% sure)
Kabinator: Yeah probably not, I guess it has to back up and go left
Jamesrules: Thanks!
Pielover94: Thanks!
Hmm: Thank's for your comment. The traffic signals are The HBS HD Traffic Lights Mod
Vampiregirl: Thank you!
Shoko: Thanks
Hafren: Thanks for your comment. Yep, the rocks are NBVC's Rip-Rap Sea Wall
Estates to the Real: Thanks! The green coloring is just part of the sea wall.
Time for another (very) short update
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There once was a time, long since past, when Rock Creek was almost inseparable from its coal. The city's
rowhomes depended upon it's warmth to last through the unpredictable Mid-Atlantic winter, while factory
smokestack's spewed countless tons of it into the air, coating buildings and lungs with a thick, yet
economically reassuring layer of grime. Today, after a series of clean air acts, the sky is noticeably
cleaner, and coal is not nearly so visible. Yet it is still vital to the every day economy, forming over
70% of the area's raw-materials trade.
Coal has even come to define whole neighborhoods, such as Lignite village, named after the poor quality
coal once processed at a local facility.
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