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As of now, this is my best downtown view; Covington: North Point Commercial District (Not exactly my downtown, Downtown Covington doesn't exist yet) Quite, Realistic.

Thanks starrdarcy. I could use this for a realistic Industrial are in my CJ.

Covington Valley Bulletin -Covington Valley latest news as of 8/31 -Covington Valley thanks the tourists. -Downtown Covington Concept Latest News: New suburban village projects in Clayton will start as of 9/01. It is expected to reach the population of 30,000 middle class citizens. The green line will also start here. More news on the Light Rail project on Saturday. North Point University Belt and Downtown have grown alot. CCT Red Line is already running from the University Belt to Wildcat Stadium. There are only 2 stations as of now. More news on Saturday. Covington Valley Thanks you: Covington Valley thanks crazychickensc12, coyote_777, Menotyou, patfirefghtr, Cjah, jrhnemo, rooker1, aleking, Flumes, kimbrchick, Going2Chicago, jacqulina, owenluby, and Camedia for keep visiting Covington Valley. If you have any suggestions or ideas for Covington Valley, do tell. Downtown Covington Concept: Downtown Covington, will have "not to many tall" skyscrapers. It will be patterned to Austin or Portland's skyline. And the feel of the city will be like Atlanta and Anaheim. Downtown Covington will also be home to a Big League Baseball Team "Covington Planters". Covington is a Jazz city, like New Orleans, only the City is much modern. If you like Jazz music, don't hesitate to visit the Jazz restaurants around. Cheap drinks, food, service but definitely classy. Covington will also have great transportation. Freeways indeed, will encircle the Downtown Area. Light rail will cross downtown running NSWE. The CCT Rail will also run through the city coming from Pyles and other major cities. Few rail line ends in downtown. Covington Downtown project will start before the 1st week of september ends. Stay Tuned! From the Covington Times: 2nd issue of the Covington Valley Bulletin. Recently change its name from Covington Valley News;

Latest Update: August 31 - New Suburban homes in North Point! Meaning, more people, more jobs. -- New Manufacturing, High Tech Industrial Area. + Downtown Growth. Here are some shots: New developed neighborhood: Here's the new developed Manufacturing/High Tech Industrial Area. Freeway 1 is also visible here: Look how the Downtown Area grew: A Day and Night Shot: Here are some Close-up shots. Below you can see the two major buildings in North Point. LightLife Insurance Tower is the tallest. And the black one is the CRB Plaza or the Covington Regional Bank Plaza. A Day and Night Shot: Here you can see the Covington County Transportation Headquarters (CCT - Might move to Covington in Mid 2010). And the Covington Times North Point Headquarters. The Agricultural History Museum is also visible. A Night Shot: North Covington: Current View as of August 31: University Belt / Downtown North Point Downtown Pyles ---------- Thanks for the replies and positive comments that Covington is getting. More to come. Next Update: The new suburban city of Clayton. "Beverly Hills" of Covington. News, Announcements, and Comment Replies bulletin - Coming Soon!

Latest Update 8/29: Commercial District of North Point; Current Population of North Point: 49,000+ Here's a couple of shots, 1st and Last Update of the day. A Day and Night shot of the "Downtown" Area. More to Come: Next update: More on North Point suburban area.

Latest Update: Ravenswood extended suburban neighborhood. More Farms! Here are some shots: Here is the east side of that shot: Inland Freeway 207 is visible. New Farms! More to come: Little Downtown is visible. Here's Little Downtown: More business have been approved by the city. We're gonna see cafe's theatre's and boutiques. More to come: Thanks for staying tuned. Next update will be on North Point: We will extend the residential zone just south of the University Belt. More commercial offices coming up.

Covington Valley News -Covington Valley Latest News as of 8/28 -Covington Valley thanks its visitors -Attractions: Latest News: Covington Light Rail project has been approved. Red Line was expected to run from North Point University belt - North Point HT Center - Downtown Covington - Covington University - Sports Center - Covington Arena. Pyles agricultural industry skyrockets. More farming zones are expected to be developed within this year. Pyles thanks retail stores and farmer's market locals throughout the country for buying their goods. Covington says thanks: Covington thanks you all. Thanks to crazychickensc12, menotyou, jacqulina, owenluby, Cjah, Mikeaut1, Sim shady, eggie99. I hope we attract more audience. Attractions: Pyles: Farmer's Market Ravenswood: Tristan College of Arts; Friday's North Point: Covington Tech; University Belt Park; University Library; North Point City Hall; CTU Radio Station; Just delivering the "feel" of the city. Thank you for the interaction. Next Update will be on Ravenswood.

Latest Update - 8/28 - Pyles - MORE FARMS! and residential zones. Here is a newly zoned area: Here is the developed area: Here are some closeups from the newly developed farms: I just love farms. Well here is a large view of southern Pyles: And of course, the current view of the region: More to come, thanks Cjah for still staying tuned, on this CJ. Next Update will be on Ravenswood again, for more residential and agricultural zoning.

Great European suburbs. And I love the "photoshopping". I wish I could "photoshop" like that. I'm seeing lots of history here..

What a vast metro. I wish I could have that kind of population. around a million and a half. Nice work.

I love the midrises in your city. Specially the ones in picture 2.

Latest Update: Ravenswood - couple of miles south of Pyles. Here's the neighborhood: A Day and Night Shot. Here's a night shot of one of the farm areas: And here you can see the freeway transition: Connects Inland Freeway 1 and 207: Wanna go to Downtown Covington? Take the 1 South Freeway. Wanna go to the University Belt? Take the 1 south and transfer to 27 West. Wanna go to Downtown Pyles? Take the 1 North and exit at Pyles Blvd. (Taking the freeway business, a little bit serious there) This is if you're coming from Ravenswood. Here's the current transport view of the upper part of the region: Pyles, North Harbor, North Point and Ravenswood: More to come, Next update will be on Pyles. We'll extend the neighborhood, and zone more agriculture. Thanks for the comments. And sorry, I'm not really good at Photoshop, I don't really know how to do those freeway signs.

Latest Update - North Point North Point is just like "North Covington" A few colleges are located here. Here are some photos: Farms! More Farms! Now here's a shot of the "suburbs". Some are still "low wealth" but we're getting there! Now, here's the freeway transition. Connects, Freeway 1 and 27. Exits take you around the University Belt. And there's a close up of the Maxwell Gen. Hospital. Here's the University Belt. Some calls it the suburban downtown. Finally the Light Rail project has been approved. Are you hungry? TGI Friday's is just around the corner. -- A Day and Night Shot. More to come. Next update will be on Ravenswood.

Latest Update: North Harbor - Industrial City few miles northwest of Pyles. Here's the Train Station, Line that goes through Pyles - North Point - Downtown Covington. The Coal Power Plant is also visible. Want to go to downtown Pyles or to downtown Covington? Take "1" South or the train. Don't fall asleep, you might miss some great views. Here is a manufacturing / dirty industrial water front: A seaport is gonna be built later this year. Funds are a little bit tight. The ferry terminal awaits you. The trip takes you from here to North Point. Here is just a shot of two quiet little water towers. What does it do? PUMP water! And of course, a police station sits right there. We just gotta make the place safe. Thanks for the comments, more to come. Next update will be on North Point, just south of North Harbor. There, you'd see farms too!

Latest update as of August 28, Hah! Farms? I don't know why, but everytime I start a region, I always want agriculture to be a part of it. So here are some shots: More! A Day and Night Shot. Northeast of this photo is Downtown Pyles! Here's a shot of the Train Station, High School, and the Farmers Market. Go east that major road to enter route 1 N/S. North to North Harbor and South to Ravenswood - North Point - Downtown Covington. Now here's a quite small Dirty Industry site, and a shot of Route 1. And here is Downtown Pyles. Cafes, Bistros, and little boutiques are located here. A Day and Night shot: Some of the middle class sims, lives here. Far away from Downtown, quiet, peaceful, and what a view of the creek. Creekview village: More to come, thanks for the visit.

This project is really great. Very realistic indeed. Is there a ground version of this? A ground version would be nice, so we could also make sunken rails. Just like sunken highways. I'll keep an eye on this project.

Atlanta, GA! Reasons why to like Atlanta: *Crime is going down *Downtown is not too dense *Nightlife is great *Southern Culture still exists *Great restaurants in Midtown and Downtown and all over the city. *A sport city *Great hotels and attractions *Transportation ain't really bad *Atlanta really have good colleges and university *A modern city and at the same time still "southern" *A cheap place to leave in *Buckhead - a suburban community yet, you still feel like you're in a big city. ------ Another city is: Anaheim, CA Reasons: *Disneyland California *California Adventure *A sport city *Knott's berry farm is near by *An hour away from Six Flags Magic Mountain in Valencia, CA *Los Angeles is only 30-40 mins away. *Anaheim, is not a suburb of Los Angeles *Home to the Anaheim Angels and the Mighty Ducks *A WWE favorite *Just about 15 mins away to Newport and Huntington beach. *Hell, you're in Orange County! *Regular Climate *only an hour or so away from San Diego *2 - 2 1/2 hours to Vegas *Crime is down *and much more.

This is my 2nd CJ, And the first one didn't go so good, since I got bored on that one. But I'm starting a new one right here. A Mountain - Valley - Bay town. It is quite big, but majority are mountains. Actually the Map is Monterey, CA - Im not so good when it comes to Terraforming. Caldwell -- City of Opportunity Here are the Caldwell Boroughs 1. Greenwick Valley The first city developed is Greenwick Valley. About 10 miles south of Caldwell. It is a agricultural mountain city. Only 1/3 of Greenwick Valley is actually developed since mountains above are highly elevated and cannot progress on economical standards. Region Shot of Greenwick Valley. More to come.

Latest update on Rockwell Here you can see new residential community is planned and some are already being built. After a year or so, it aready is a residential community. Lots of people from Greenwick valley have moved here. Total Population of Rockwell: Approx. 3,600+ Here is the plan for the Rockwell Station compound. Yellow - Rockwell passenger station. Red - Rockwell Produce goods freight station. Green - Riverside Recreational Park. Will be built couple of years from now. Inland freeway 1 runs from Rockwell to Caldwell. The city's budget isn't enough to finish the construction, so this project will be on hold. More to come. Stay tuned. Next city to be built is Auburn. A Mountainous Industrial City. Sorry, I don't have photoshop, so I'm doing it by paint, And Im not much of an artist.

Rockwell Update - Here you can see the bridge being built, so traffic could be much more effective. Oh! Look a police station is built. We have to make sure everything's going smooth. Now we have new farms up north of rockwell river. We gotta produce that goods and give more jobs to our citizens. Hey Hey Hey! Railroad? Red line goes from Rockwell - Pyles - Caldwell The yellow circle here, is a future passenger station, and the one in blue is gonna be a produce fright station. More to come, Future updates on rockwell are: Residential developments First School First Clinic Downtown Rockwell Just Stay Tuned.

This one looks interesting, I'll look forward to more.

This one looks interesting, I'll look forward to more.

Rockwell - Sea and Riverside City. Here's the Rockwell transportation layout as of now. Rockwell's first farms. Here's a close-up view of the farms near the river banks. A residential community (some are not yet built) near the farms, it is also near the yet to be developed Downtown. Rockwell's first commercial establishment, just a little general store, along the Greenwick st. More to come.