Mayor Browne

Various pictures around the Central Business District (CBD): South west section of Imperial City Central West CBD Inner city residential neighbourhoods: Imperial City Central West - Near Northside Low rent apartments in East Grands (Imperial City Central East) Nearside South West Old Town, near to Near Northside Tenements on East Imperial, just south of East Grands Tower blocks on the eastern shore of the Royal River, just south of University Village Apartments in East Grands The edge of Clifton beside the CBD and the once thriving theatre district Housing south of Central Park South

Tower block social housing in St. David's around the footpath that replaces the old disused railway line: The St. David's ghetto is home to a number of prolific criminal gangs, most of which originate and operate in and around the St. David's Houses (social housing development). Swarms of goons and hoodlums can be seen at the base of the many tower blocks in St. David’s. The city/borough has experienced mass poverty due to the high levels of unemployment, drug and alcohol abuse problems and a widespread culture of crime that has caused poor employability for residents of the St. David’s Houses. Many of the black immigrants in the central areas of Imperial City were re-housed in the Oak Temple and St. David’s social housing developments. Re-housing schemes to these cities/boroughs was partly in response to overcrowding and slum housing conditions in Imperial City Central and partly due to market forces such as gentrification. During the 1960s and early 70s St. David’s, Oak Temple, Swine Town and a number of other Local Authorities in the Greater Imperial City conurbation were commissioned to build large schemes such as the aforementioned St. David’s Houses, the Centre Oaks Houses in Oak Temple and Riverview Houses in Hudson amongst many other developments. More pics in and around St. David's: St. David's section of Port Maine Boulavard St. David's City Hall Average low-wage/affordable housing east of the high-rises and east of the shopping area around Port Maine Boulavard

Where did you get the slope fill sections please, I really like these for sea walls and concrete cliff slopes!

Where did you get that school? Thanks

Thanks. You can see a few bits in these but it is taking me a while to get the ones I really like in and mix them with whats already there.

The Royal Ports grew extensively along the southern shore of the East Imperial Island along the Kings Bay Estuary following on from continued military operations of the British Colonial explorers since 1797. As the Imperial City grew rapidly and the New England Colonies became a fortified settlement, the docks were further developed in order to accommodate the increasing import and export activities to feed the growing city. Container docks that replace the old labour intensive manned dockyards. Containerisation of docks across the globe has contributed to the unemployment in dock worker communities By the time the industrial age was fully underway, the Royal Ports had become a heavy workhouse for industries, such as ship building, machine assembly and artillery and weapons manufacturing. Steel works and various heavy industries developed over the years and the import and export activities based at the docks were highly busy. The Royal Ports and the Baron’s Ports acted as the first landing stages for all inbound goods towards the rest of the New World Islands within the New England Colonies. Food supplies, equipment and technology have been sent to and from these ports from the beginning of the British Colonial era, right up to current times. Industry beside a rail terminal. During the 1980s and 1990s, teenagers and young adults tagged trains docked in these railyards Poor labourers, factory workers, sailors and their families lived in the neighbourhoods of the Royal Ports. Many a cramped tenement and densely occupied blocks can be seen where poverty is rife. The highly profitable businesses operating in the Royal Ports were owned by 2ndDuke John Longstride of Rutland, England. A man far removed from the poverty of the workers and their unemployed neighbours who reside around and work the machinery of his wealth. A street well known as a gang hideout where hired hitmen and muscle for mob activities could be found Part of the dock area in the North Section From around 1880 to 1930 the Imperial City saw waves of Italian immigrants arrive on its shores. Numerous Italian communities were formed, most of which were primarily based around dock areas on the East Imperial Island. Many of these communities can still be seen in Royal Ports today, still maintaining strong Italian heritage, culture and presence to this day. Neighbourhood around Storch Town Neighbourhood in the North Section More in the North Section With the typical urban characteristics of industrial port areas and their surrounding neighbourhoods, crime has traditionally been high, accompanied by the poverty and struggles of day to day life. The inevitable reality of high crime areas, is that criminal gangs form and expand powerful influence over local residents. The Scolacci Crime Family established a solid hold in and around the Bottlekneck Town, running bootlegging operations, thefts rings, extortion and protection rackets among many other crimes from which a profit could be made. Various other crime families have existed in around the Royal Ports and wider Imperial City generally, such as the Gambalino Family, the Baninni Family and the Vialli Mob Family. Over the years many immigrant ethnicities have formed communities here, including German, Irish, Scottish and North American persons. Caribbean, African, black British and African Americans have also been represented in the area, however these communities have traditionally been concentrated in further inland ghetto areas such as those in the Oak Temple, St. David’s and East Grands. More in the North Section North Section area around commercial land uses Parkland west of the Commercial Docks Residential blocks in the North Section Scolacci Mob turf More of the Scolacci Mob area Storch Town Blocks south of the Commercial Docks Waterfront industry