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Driving Down Highway 19

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Replies are on the previous update, enjoy this one! It covers three large city tiles!

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It's been a while since we've driven around a city in New Chandler. Let's get on Highway 19 at Athens Avenue eastbound, toward Murray City. (we will be driving from the right of your screen to the left)

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Going under Laurelhusrt Park Avenue here. A Doherty Metro line goes by here too.

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Knott Street was frequently traveled last week as St. Francis University hosted some Simlympic quailfying matches. You saw the college on the last update.

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We cross the river now and go over a large hill and back down again. On the way down one can see the dense Central St. Clair District.

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New Chandler City Avenue crosses over at a gnarly turn in the freeway. This exit often gets jammed because it is the only access to Highway 420 coming from the west like we are... on top of having to deal with the already bad traffic in St. Clair. Plus the name confuses plenty of people because New Chandler City is across the entire nation, several thousand miles away.

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The eastbound freeway has an offramp onto 23rd Street here.

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A partial interchange-esque exit onto Golconda Avenue. This road goes alongside the freeway all the way through Murray City, almost to Carla Vista, several miles away.

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The freeway turns again here back in the due east direction. Part of the interchange the westbound direction has with Highway 420 is visible at the bottom here. Instead, we hit Clatsop Street, the third exit going to relatively the same place in a row :P

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Two more two-lane streets are serviced here. Golconda Avenue is at the top right corner here, and Bocanegra Avenue (where we started the metro line a few update back) crosses over the freeway.

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One of the most heavily traversed (and crime-ridden) arteries of the Doherty Metro area, National Avenue, is serviced by this giant exit. The detailed sign, especially in regard to the Doherty - East Pelham International Airport, can pass by drivers pretty quickly.

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The National Avenue onramp also has it's own access to the Bonanza Street Viaduct, which crosses over Golconda Avenue and proceeds diagonally toward Murray City (this was also a metro station - the metro line is about six blocks to the south - it won't be seen in this update).

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Holland Street, the last simple exit before things get unbelievably complicated.

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Murray Avenue, the old way into Murray City before Highway 220 was integrated, has an exit... right before Highway 220. This is where we're going to have a pause on our drive.

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And now you can vote! Please do vote! There's two ugly arrows on that above image, and they correlate to the colors you see on this below... the next update will be another driving one, the question is, where do you want to go? Do you want to go to Carla Vista and into the outskirts of San Clemente City, or take the exit and whiz by Murray City into the mountains toward Sapphire Bay and the DEP Airport?

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Also, the next update will have a region view of Doherty... so far :) Until then, vote, comment, and I'll get back to you all soon! As always I couldn't thank you all enough for the support you give!

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Option A for me :P

 

Very nice, I love the different styles of houses there are... :D

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Always love the roadtrip updates. Your signs are excellent as well.

 

I'd like option B, please.

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Option A please. And what is the programme you use to produce those signs? They're amazing!

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B.

I like the interesting interchanges you have created. And the housing estates are a nice touch too!

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