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My eleventh area map and the third of my native home state of Florida. The Tampa Bay Area is the area that encompasses the cities of Tampa, St. Petersburg, Clearwater, and Sarasota and is Florida's second-largest metropolitan area. This region map is set within most of Hillsborough, most of Pinellas, and the northern extremes of Sarasota Counties of Florida. There are shallows in the bay that allow the causeways to be constructed between the cities, especially the Sunshine Skyway.

This was supposed to be my eighth overall Region but somehow (most likely working a 12-hour night shift) lost track. Chicago is the third largest city in the United States, Largest City in the Midwest and in Illinois. Approximately 50% of Illinois' Population lives in either Cook County or any ajacent county, ie Lake, DuPage, Kane, Will, or Mc Henry. Chicago is also fairly notorious for its political corruption to the point many people in other parts of Illinois think the state would be better off without Chicago. On the other hand, Chicago has a decent chance of landing the 2016 Summer Olympics, putting the Olympic Games within 500 miles of where I live.

My tenth overall Region and the first involving the neighboring state of Illinois. Springfield, the "Official" Capital of Illinois is in Sangamon County, Illinois. Located on the Sangamon River and around 350 miles northwest of where I live, the city, like Indianapolis in Indiana, is fairly close to the geographic center of Illinois. I am pretty sure this map is close to or entirely within Sangamon County, Illinois. NOTE: The Snapshot is closer to what the sc4m file is like than the terrain map is.

My Ninth Region overall and the second of my Native Home State of Florida. Saint Augustine, Florida, located around 25 miles southeast of Jacksonville, is the oldest continually inhabited Eurpoean community in North America. Founded sometime in the early 1500s by the Spanish, the city has been in Spanish, British, Confederate, and American hands. This Region is entirely within Saint Johns County, Florida.

Number Six of my series of Indiana Regions, Seven Overall. After two weeks of dealing with my computer crashing, I am finally up and able to once again resume my reuploading of my Indiana Regions as well as some other Regions. This Area includes the cities of South Bend, Elkhart, Michigan City, Goshen, Plymouth and La Porte. It includes All of St. Joseph and LaPorte Counties and part or most of Elkhart, Kosciusko, Marshall, and Starke Counties of Indiana. While it may seem to pressed and clean, it certainly did not start that way. This region is the result of almost as much time as Southwestern Indiana was. I also found out that changes made by the God Mode in the Game can be transferred back into the terraformer, dramatically speeding up the process of ironing out the creases in the JPEG-Created Maps which are often very grainy and translate into having a wall instead of a beach. This in mind, the rest of the Indiana Series should be finished by next week, probably even including the entire state region which has been fast-tracked, now that I know that SC4's God Mode can actually speed up the terraforming process.

This is the sixth in the reintroduced line of regions, one of a few regions completely outside Indiana. This is Pensacola, Florida, my native hometown located approximately 1,200 miles almost due south of where I live. The real irony is that down there, the Eastern Time is almost 100 miles away, where the Eastern Time is less than 20 miles to my east. Thats Indiana(polis) for you. This map is set in both Escambia and Santa Rosa counties at the western edge of Florida's Panhandle. Like the previous five and nearly all following regions, there are NO active Cities in the region. But Pensacola is divided into 12 large cities. I spent the better part of today working on this and the three other regions being released tonight. This region was especially a pain in my @$$ because the terraformer kept wanting to make it more like a Maine-like craggy coastline rather than the smooth coastline that I know Florida. I have't decided which of my collection of maps to release yet, but there will be more over the coming weeks. I am planning (now that I got that schticking terraformer to work) to reintoduce the entire series as regions over the coming months. Eventually leading up to the release of a region containing the entire state of Indiana, hopefullly within a month's time.

This is the fifth in the reintroduced line of regions of the state of Indiana. Fort Wayne located around 145 miles northeast of where I live. Fort Wayne is the second largest city in Indiana behind only Indianaplis with a population around 200,000. This map is set entirely within Allen County and nearly entirely in Fort Wayne alhough the western part of New Haven, Indiana is also in the area. Like the previous four and nearly all following regions, there are NO active Cities in the region and it is divided into 15 Large Cities (Pensacola being the exception with 12). I spent the better part of today working on this and the three other regions being released tonight. Next up in the Series is a deviation from the Indiana Regions, My native hometown of Pensacola, Florida I am planning (now that I got that schticking terraformer to work) to reintoduce the entire series as regions over the coming months. Eventually leading up to the release of a region containing the entire state of Indiana, hopefullly within a month's time.

This is the fourth in the reintroduced line of regions of the state of Indiana. Our sometimes overglorified state capital, Indianapolis located around 145 miles northeast of where I live. This map is set entirely within Marion County, Indiana and mostly inside the city of Indianapolis, although I am sure that in this are exists Southport, Speedway, and Lawrence, but not in their entirety. Like the previous three and nearly all following regions, there are NO active Cities in the region and it is divided into 15 Large Cities (Pensacola being the exception with 12). I spent the better part of today working on this and the three other regions being released tonight. Next up in the Series is another region I am finishing up. Fort Wayne and Pensacola, Florida, my native hometown, which I also just finished this afternoon rounding up this set of four regions released tonight. I am planning (now that I got that schticking terraformer to work) to reintoduce the entire series as regions over the coming months. Eventually leading up to the release of a region containing the entire state of Indiana, hopefullly within a month's time.

This is the third in the reintroduced line of regions of the state of Indiana. The Ohio Falls Area located slightly over 100 miles east of where I live. New Albany, Jeffersonville, and Louisville, Kentucky make up the Ohio Falls Region. The area covered in this region consists of parts of Clark, Floyd, and Harrison Counties in Indiana and Louisville-Jefferson County, Kentucky. Like the previous two and nearly all following regions, there are NO active Cities in the region and it is divided into 15 Large Cities (Pensacola being the exception with 12). I spent the better part of today working on this and the three other regions being released tonight. Next up in the Series is another region I am finishing up. Indianapolis, which I just finished this afternoon, as well as Fort Wayne and Pensacola, Florida, my native hometown. I am planning (now that I got that schticking terraformer to work) to reintoduce the entire series as regions over the coming months.