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First and foremost, I would just like to state that this is the best gaming community that I have ever had the pleasure of participating in. It has been incredible seeing people from all over the world continue to make this game one of the best released all time. At some point in the near future I am planning to migrate from playing on my laptop to my new gaming PC. The one thing that has stopped me from doing this already is ensuring that I know how to download the digital copy so that it is compatible with the NAM as that is the sole reason I continue to play all these years later. Does anyone know of a comprehensive instruction guide to downloading a digital copy to ensure that I will be able to still use the NAM and all of the future mods? If so, I would greatly appreciate a link to that so that I can begin the transition process.

This image would not have been possible without the NAM team along with everyone who has helped make SimCity 4 into the legendary game that it still is today. The South Shore Business District sits on land that used to house the regions industrial base. The development of a newer and more spacious industrial district southeast of Lake Eagan City led to the abandonment of this former industrial district. This led to the decision by the local council to redevelop the entire area. The project had two objectives: 1. To improve the existing infrastructure by expanding the grid in Central Lake Eagan City and create additional ways for commuters to enter into the expanded Downtown area and 2. To expand the amount of real estate made available for both dense commercial and residential development. The South Shore Business District now Southern Gateway into the densest region of the Lake Eagan City MSA, which sits as the 6th largest metropolitan area in the Platte Republic.

Downtown Drakesboro and the immediate surrounding neighborhoods. The city sits at the highest Altitude in all of the Platte Republic at a little over 7,900 feet and serves as a busy junction between nearby 3 medium sized metropolitan areas (500,000 - 1,000,000 MSA) the New Concord MSA (Pop: Approx. 3.5 Million). Metro Population: 215,452 and growing

This Interchange between PR - 30 and PR - 27 is vital to the Platte City MSA and is known by the local commuters simply as the "Exchange".

Though it may not look like it now, this interchange is currently the most utilized junction located in the Lake Eagan City MSA. The two lane ramp splits from S. 15th Ave. and connects the Lakeview neighborhood to PR-75 NB en route to Lake Eagan City's CBD. This configuration is necessary as over 6,000 sims use this particular on-ramp.

This is the northernmost terminus of PR-75 located just to the south of Lake Eagan City's CBD.

Just finishing up work on two suburban interchanges that are located in the Lake Eagan Metropolitan Area.

A high capacity T-Interchange connecting the PV-9 (From Left), which serves West Drakesboro, to Central Drakesboro via the PR-20. Many thanks to all those who make such an interchange possible, the NAM is the single biggest reason why I still prefer SC4 over any other city building game. Bravo NAM team, may our interchanges become ever more complex!

A view of the central business district of Cedar Bluffs at night, the city is both the Capitol and largest city in the Constitutional Republic of the Platte.

New Concord has undergone some serious growth. It is currently sitting at around 1.7 million residents

Thanks for the kind words! I am currently working on the Metro Area, which is largely still a WIP. However I can show you a region view of the Peninsula, which contains Downtown and many urban enclaves. I have alot of off time this weekend so I am looking at building a big swath of suburbs this weekend. Yes, it does get quite crowded on the peninsula haha. Maybe it reminds you because my city is lakeside, or its modern skyline? Thanks, the city of New Concord eagerly awaits your arrival

May I present you with New Concord, my nation's Crown Jewel. It is home to well over 3 million, and Downtown features many glimmering skyscrapers. What do you all think?

I would like to show you the evolution of an interchange in the city of New Concord. This interchange connects the city's northern suburbs (on the right side of the images) to both Downtown to the south and the Port and Industrial sectors to the West. PR-17 runs from the west to the north (from the top of the image to the right side of the image), while PR-117 merges with PR-17 as it comes from the south (from the left of the image to the right). Here is the first version of the interchange, but a need for another connection into the densely populated peninsula inspired a more efficient design. Here is the second design, which featured express lanes that provided another much needed entrance into the densely populated peninsula. However, I felt another redesign to create an even more efficient interchange would be necessary. Here is the current interchange, now with a total of 2 express lanes in each direction connecting New Concord's northern suburbs directly to Reifer Beach, the city's premier shopping and entertainment district. Eventually, I plan on expanding the SB ramp from PR-17 to PR-117 from one lane to two lanes.

2012. Nuff said!

Hi all! You may have remembered my first CJ which I discontinued I have completely redone My region Here are a couple of teasers for now.

Hey Great Job here!!! Keep it coming!!!

Quick Teaser Before I leave for a trip... You can expect.... More Strip Malls More Construction And More of Helix in General Replies: ComputerGuy890100- Thank you very much Edmonton_Stinks- Thanks for the compliments, return soon City2TheMax-Thanks, New Mombasa is my pride and joy suplado!- Thanks, You build great styled cities too. Till Next Time....

Hi all! Planning to be either an architect or urban planner. Looking at Portland St., Northwestern, Nebraska, Rice, UT etc... Hope to build a better future for America, specifically Omaha Better watch out NYC

Update- Helix Replies: TmiguelT- It is an old mod that is locked on the stex. selles- Thanks, I take pride in my downtowns, and freeways. I hope you come make a visit again . A Brief History....... Helix was no more than a seaside town before the colonization of the Western Part of the Platte Republic. As soon as expansion began, it became the financial hub of the region. Although it was smaller than Concord, Helix grew at a much faster rate due to its more favorable climate. As the two cities sprawled, they became one, and they formed the first hub of commerce outside of New Mombasa. Now on to the Pictures!!!! A google map of Downttown Helix and surrounding areas. A night view of Downtown Helix Municipal Medical Center, and Coca-Cola Regional HQ. Part of the light rail line under construction can be seen. Residentials on Columbus Ave. Helix Central High on Main St.. Also the site of a future GLR station. Eventually bot cities will be fully connected by it. More Residentials on Main St. North of Downtown Benson Park off Churchill St. Offices off Columbus Ave. near the Airport. Small Strip Mall off Columbus Ave. Helix as is Enjoy!!!!

Data Update~~~~~~ Name of city 1st pop 2nd pop % change Central Concord 7842 12831 38% Central New Mombasa 105130 104572 -0.10% Downtown Concord 47411 51075 7.70% Downtown Helix 0 38505 N/A Durban 0 0 N/A New Mombasa (City Center) 128037 128236 0.10% North New Mombasa 15087 15087 0.00% Northwest New Mombasa 18605 18605 0.00% Papilion 29749 29555 -0.60% Platte City 36164 36164 0.00% South Concord 13424 19673 31.00% South New Mombasa 86642 86701 0.06% South Platte City 0 0 N/A Southwest New Mombasa 58289 58289 0.00% West Concord 0 0 N/A West Durban 19948 19948 0.00% MSA Name 1st Pop 2nd Pop New Mombasa Metro 442853 442553 0.00% Platte City 36164 36164 0% Durban 19948 19948 0.00% Concord/ Helix 70848 122084 41% CSA Name Durban/ New Mombasa/ Platte City Metroplex 498965 498665 0.00% Concord/ Helix/ St. Alto 70848 122084 41%

Quick replies: jimbo_jj- Thanks, yes those large undeveloped areas will all be massive subdivisions, however I have laid down the thouroughfares and such, I will most likely feature more suburbs in the next update. ComputerGuy89010- I simply created a simple 1x1 lot and put a streetlight on it, thanks for visiting again!

Teaser Time!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The Other Twin City Helix!!!!!!!!!!!! Replies- dfnva- Thank you for the compliments and advise, in all further updates my images will be revised

Update Time!!!! Replies- ComputerGuy890100- Thanks, I hope this satisfies you Suburbs of Concord The region went from this To this, About 75000 call the Twin Cities home Although it looks as though it is unimpotant, this is how people commute between Downtown Concord and Helix. I-29 runs from I-10 in Central Concord, past the airport and continues into Downtown Helix. A stretch of I-29 in South Concord's burbs A typical Suburban Concord Intersection The Intersection between Elkridge Ave. (N to S) and Fort Ave. is getting widened The improved intersection An isolated Wal-mart south of the I-29 cloverleaf on the PR-7 The Twin Cities airport, offers international service to cities such as Dubai and Madrid. Although it looks quiet, I-10 was built this wide for a reason I-10 in a surburban interchange, I-10 runs all the way from New Mombasa to Concord as one of the Countries East-West Thouroghfare. The other being I-80 (Helix to Durban) Well I hope you enjoyed this update. Comments are greatly appreciated.