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Cape May County is the southernmost county in New Jersey. It has been a popular tourist destination since colonial times. and the city of Cape May claims to be the nation's oldest seashore...

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Jetty Jockey
Today's update will feature the ongoing terraforming process in northwestern Middle Township. I've applied lessons learned and have gone back and touched up a few tiles. I've also completed the Reed's Beach tile and a good portion of the terraforming north towards Goshen Creek. The Goshen tile is nearly complete, and if you look closely, you can see the beginnings of the road network . ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________ For a better...
Jetty Jockey
Today's entry will feature Cape Island, From colonial times until the mid 20th century, the term "Cape Island " referred to the southernmost of the chain of barrier islands that extend nearly one hundred miles along the New Jersey coastline. During that time the island consisted of the land between Cape Island Creek ( lower center of the map, running south from Schellenger's Landing) and Sewell Point (western shore of Cape May Inlet). After the Cape May Canal was completed in 1942, the term "Cape Island"...
Jetty Jockey
Hello again, The terraforming process is nearly complete for the northern bayshore all the way up to the northwestern corner of the map in Woodbine. In today's installment we'll be looking at the area around Dennis Creek. Dennis Creek seperates the Cape May peninsula from mainland New Jersey. It has its source in the Great Cedar Swamp ( incomplete, on Mount Pleasant tile and off map northeastward). It is a fresh water creek east of Dennisville, and becomes tidal a bit east of the Route 47 bridge. From...
Jetty Jockey
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Welcome ! In today's entry, we return to the northern Bayshore . We'll be looking at northwestern Middle Township and extreme southwestern Dennis Township ( for township boundaries, see map in Chapter 1) . Today's update also features something new : Some real life pics that complement the game screenshots. I hope you enjoy it ! ....
Jetty Jockey
Today's update will feature the bayfront coast from Del Haven southwards to Town Bank , northwestern parts of Lower Township and southwestern Middle Township. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ First stop is Green Creek. Not really a whole lot of terraforrming done here, just a small pond and the headwaters of Fishing Creek ( lower left), This was one of the areas I used to test the map scale, so it actually has a bit of...
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