Pittsburgh ,PA

one thing i like about this Fifth third tower is that its not as tall as the other skyscrapers in pittsburgh. you can see in this picture that US steel tower is larger. Pittsburgh has the tallest skyscapers between New york city and chicago this is becasue they produced alot of Steel in there factories so building skyscrapers locally was much cheaper. even Cleveland, ohio and detroit ,michigan which are the largest cities in population Between Newyork city and chicago have smaller skyscapers. Pittsburgh is a example of a city that shows us a small populated city can still have tall skyscrapers.

Nice

i wanted to point out the Ohio river thats formed on my region was a old water- travel high way that connects to louisville,kentucky where this building was from.

yankee traders in the late 1780's to conduct buisnesses Fifth third bank is where thos traders would put there money. but i have not downloaded any fifth third branch buildings yet theres a fifth third branh in Akron thats medium density has 4 floors.

across the street from the tallest building in its sim region. the first merit bank building.(cascade plaza 1) and (cascade plaza 2) (first national bank/PNC tower)

fifth third has a gigantic sky scraper in toledo with fifth third it can be seen in the skyline as you leave on the grey hound bus. but i never been to toledo

the yankee traders in the 1700s would sail up and down the ohio river eventually reachin new orleans which was ruled by spain in its west florida province. reaching new orleans with a ship full of goods and selling them was the goal. local banks in towns along the river or near it could keep it safe while you travel and trade along the ohio river water way.