6. Whistler's Coast
This is my first time playing a large tile. I typically avoid them because I found that all that empty space was overwhelming and I didn't know what to do with it.
For this city I began in the way I used to, a large grid that would allow 3x3 buildings to come up.

The left edge is connected to Lion's Beach by road and rail.
The majority of this city is made up of commercial development. And there is still demand for more.
Though there is industry - No one really works there. It's just for freight

Most residential areas (apart from the original large grid) are shaped in 1x1 tiles around a center square.
Traffic can become heavy, but it's nothing too serious now. Though I am worried about it.

If you notice how the residential and the commercial (where everyone works) lay next to one another, there is no room for rail. Should I be thinking of subways at this point? Or should I really have thought ahead to plan for high traffic from these residential pods.

Out of all areas, this one turned out the best. Again, it is my typical L shaped 1x1 residential around a cemetery
The little European apartments look great! (IMO)

Though I promised I wouldn't do this, I did it again and laid down double roads in preparation for 2 avenues that would run through the entire town.

Every time I zone for more commercial, it seems like every single sim at the opposite end of town wants to work there!
Also with the photo above, I was planning residential expansion with more of those round pods.
They would be placed on either end of that area of commercial that juts out.
Would you recommend any building strategies to keep the area free of bad traffic? Or perhaps I should put new residential elsewhere on this tile.....
HELP!


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