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Watching the baseball game brings back memories. I used to watch the Trappers play when I lived in Edmonton. That was great fun. But it's two years since I moved, and in Denmark there's no such thing as baseball. So what's the new team called, and what league do they play in? BTW, TheJerseyDevil73, your CJ is so great. Do you have any idea when you'll start working on the Bonnie Doon Mall and McNally High areas? That was my old school when I lived there, so I'm really looking forward to seeing that.

Well, it's been a long time since I last saw an oil refinary, but I used to drive by a whole bunch of them while I lived in Edmonton. Generally it looks good, but I suggest spreading out the storage tanks. They don't look good so jammed, and there are probably too many of them as well. You wanna place some roads (the grey ones) inbetween them, and it would look good if you placed some of them a bit away from the actual refinary. You might wanna remove some of the parking lots as well, I think there are too many. It'sa refinary not a mall. Apart from that, it looks really great.

Wow! 23 pages. i must say this cj amazes me. especially the terraforming. how do you make those slopes you use e.g. for the ferry terminal out on the island?

I go with the residential area. (As a side note, I suggest placing the golf course and stadium halfway between the water front and the CBD.) And I think the city should be called Collingwood, in memory of the old, beautiful forest that had to be demolished in order to make room for the new metropolis

I vote no. 3, cos it's the most likely place a city would start to grow from.

I definitely think you should use map two. build the city in the heart of the delta, and make sure you make harbour fronts on all the islands. that would look really cool.

wow! this dj really brings back memories from back when i lived in edmonton for a year as an exchange student. excellent work! btw, does anyone know what i need to download in order to get roads and avenues to cross eachother in tunnels or bridges, like it's done e.g. on the yellowhead trail?