Boulder Village mines ramp up production
A new mining village recently sprung up. Word of Boulder Village only recently reached the rest of the Peninsula Ridge Region when transportation networks were connected. Nestled in the vally of two mountian peaks, early residents discovered large quantities of coal and clay. After this discovery, those who could bought up the land where coal was discovered. A company mining village was soon constructed.
The clay pit mine and neighboring rail yard.
A clay strip mine in the side of the hill.
The strip mine with a rail line for quick transportation.
The first industrial center with a small scale coal mine.
The company set up company housing for mine workers.
With the narron vally, the company houses spring up further down the vally.
Housing is foriced to back up the the main rail line. The trees are not thick enough to keep the noise down from constant coal shipments.
As the main road heads south to the bottom of the vally, farms find more flat land to develop.
A tunnel is completed for a direct route east to the other side of the mountian.
Mining opperations quickly pick up, two massive piles of coal await the coal washing
The coal washing facility neighboring the two coal piles.
Massive piles of gravel and bedrock surround the washing facility where the hillside was cut into for more industry.
The mining companies look for the next plot of land for for text mines and industrial facilities.
The mining village and company housing.
Thanks for the replies, more coverage to come on this expanding region.
(I try to remember to turn off the grid before screen captures.)
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