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GO TO PAGE 13 FOR THE start of the NEW United States of Westernland! Welcome to our new introduction page to welcome you! The United States of Westernlands is part of the A.N.A. Union. (Allied Nations of AJM.) POPULATION for Every City and Town in Northern State. Ice Harbor 242,693 Solice 201,022 Warbanks 130,257 Wrangler 32,774 Hyderville 17,958 Grozenburg 11,258 Klikiat Village 8,963 Point Andrews 3,842 Vamez Junction 2,334 Charney Station 1,223 Cape Cusaak 1,149 Marlow Hills 1,147 New Hope 1,063 Spruce Creek 987 Silverstone 972 Key Point 856 Mikels Station 659 Fort Kameiak 380 Grey Rock 154 Marchland 112 Tiagra 103 Permafrost 100 POPULATION for Every City and Town in Western State. Creston City 1123005 Grandview 824009 Evergreen City 770758 Emmerson City 700248 Seawest City 553282 Centerburg 524957 Sorenson Bay 520897 Parkwood 324577 Inglewood 254788 Dalmont 237247 Port Hampton 127885 Fort Hilton 127002 Branton 82140 Forest City 70855 Grassy Rock 62274 Richardson 47898 Rinesede 43988 New Pine 33698 Cascade Bay 32478 Sorenson Heights 30897 Soldina 28549 Aspen Grove 26597 Lockten 24396 Clearwater 22799 Port Lawful 22698 Lake Pendleton 20365 Daschell 17464 Stonearch Township 15088 Cherryl 14995 Dernbrook 14918 Driftwood 14235 Tillion 11918 Mill Town 11245 Morrisville 10478 Eastwood 9877 Winlock 8429 Cathrine Bay 8427 Pinewood 7899 Farmingdale 7290 Copperfield Corners 7120 Glennport 5449 Crewfort 5331 Needlewood 5231 West Shore 4895 Relton 4287 Riton 4287 Almond Creek 3754 Bronze Point 3644 Bartlet 3604 Siburton 3275 Foxwood Beach 3214 Cayak 2478 Jefferson Square Turnpike 2212 Mountain Ridge 2143 Shelter Cove 2037 Hanaster 2036 Woodpark 1794 South Town 1631 Vance Harbor 1546 Midpoint 1539 Clifton 1533 Rockport 1429 Parson 1406 Webber 1256 Ross Point 1246 Sparkle Lake 1223 Rocky Pass 1064 Almeny 1002 Tanner 817 Riverbed 814 Mud Bay Flats 589 Pillington 554 Roster 539 Josten Park 340 Diamond Junction 231 Normbella 129 Iron Springs 103 Little Point 53 Avalanche Corner 22 (Stats and info will be updated over time.)

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Thank you everyone. I will still keep doing roads though, just because it helps me on the transit maps when at satellite view. So your probably thinking where have I been? Well, college has started, and work is getting more. But I am still working on this country. Currently finished with Eastern State, so more updates to come on it, as well as working on Southen State. I have now pinpointed what Southern State will be like. It is the agricultural base of the country, the breadbasket if you will. It is also home to a large retirement community in the tropical areas, especially around the city of "Dade', which is like Miami if you will. This region is home to the lower class, more simple living people, incomes are lower, and farming is a way of life. Big cities, are not as big, and crime in those cities can be very bad. I look forward to completing enough to start showing you guys Southern State. After Southern State, I plan on expanding in past States, like Western State. Here are the cities I have completed or am working on in Southern State. Population by town name. A few "big" cities. Southern State Elk Cove 223 Lashastin 842 Heilmond Point 755 Summer Valley 2605 Hill Town 188 Rusty 968 Hammond 208419 Confederate Valley 1987 Federal Hill 53229 Amanda Park 8210 Burton 443980 Murphy Hill 1002 North Bullingsford 8354 Plattersville 5263 Davis 888 Hampton Hills 234 Manlow 3204 Harding 105 Alstrom 49887 Schaffer 23155 Schaffer Heights 25134 Fort Wilson 18009 Jefferson 2405 Pacer 510 Zincville 993 Mission Hill 334209 Fort Vernwood 351007 Sunshine Beach 35214 Dade 450789

Some nice rail mods.

Here are just a few small towns from The United States of Westernland. Gold Canyon, Eastern State. 1,126 people. Graham, ES. 5,990 people. Well, a medium sized town, but it has a old small town charm. 30,788. Small for the rest of the world, but big to Northern State. The industrial checkpoint town of Grozenburg, NS. A supply point and oil drilling town of 11,256 in the white chilly north. The capital city of Northern State, Hyderville, NS. 18,000 people. I guess medium sized too. Sorry about image size, but it is the best one! The native town of Klikiat Village in Northern State. 8,963 people. Webber, Western State. Just over 1,000. Bronze Point, WS. Little over 3,000. Shipping center for ships coming in from the harsh sea. Pinewood, WS. Serves as a supply center for the fertile famrland around it. Also has a airfield and racetrack. Over 5,000. Cathrine Bay, WS. has around 4,000 people. County Courthouse in Aspen Grove, WS. Around 17,000. Vance Harbor, WS is a small fishing/tourist town of under 1,000 people. Farmington, WS sits on a plain as well as rolling hills and is surrounded by farmland and is afarm supply center for the area. 7,000 people. Thats just a few. I'll try to get more later. Maybe. [Three pictures resized - max is 800x600 - abcvs]

It seems I am always doing something, and always focusing on a certain thing for my nation. Sometimes I focus on the city themselves, or stats, airlines, news organizations, websites, and now I am focusing on a very important thing for every country...duh, the GOVERNMENT. Like it or not ,every successful nation has a government, and so does the USW. Here is a small info poster of some important government positions in the nation. Remmeber, you elected some of them including Mike Cromwell and Rick Morse. You will recognize some of the faces o nthe list. I plan to go more in depth later. More updates from Eastern State to come too. Also, I have a great portion of Southern State completed. It is a mix of the US's south and gulf states, inlcuding Florida and excluding Texas. I will show pictures of that later too. Enjoy a little of the government....hee hee.

There are so many City Journals out there and they all have many add-ons for PC users. When looking at all the Journals, you see awesome stuff and wonder if you can do it on your Mac. Well here is a encouraging thread for us Mac users! Here you can place your Macintosh City Journal link. In other words, if your City Journal and cities are all made on Mac, place the link here! This way we can really see if PC has better City Journals of not. I don';t think they do. Look at what I did on my Macintosh! So place you Mac City Journals here so we can have an index of pure Macintosh made City stuff! Simply click the link and know your reading a CJ done on a Mac. GO MAC! Here is my City Journal done on Mac. Mac's the only computer I'll use, no PC's Western Lands City Journal Mac users unite! Till next time, USAPatriot I will make this a table of contents full of Mac journals! Just post your links and comments. MACINTOSH CITY JOURNALS * Western Lands City Journal A journal full of updates with many cities and mountains. Raod maps and newspapers. Even elections. Lots of things to see from racetracks, small coastal towns to silent farms, to big bustling cities. Also populations and stats and figures. ngoing USAPatriot * Union City A brand new CJ starting with a glorious view of the city and amazing large images. An in depth view with detailed info on the city and it's areas. Lots of info to read. ngoing? Banks * Marygreen Also a brand new CJ taking thefootsteps of the wonderful Union City CJ. With a growing downtown and a stunning water view, Marygreen's future is looking up. ngiong Banks * Yetz Island A CJ with many amazing and stunning images of all the islands. Cool weather reports and many detailed updates with many photos of the Yetz City and it's surrounding towns. Stay tuned to see the before and after of Yetz Island. ngiong DigitalGekko * Carpathia A Cj with many cities. After small history lesson of the cities growth, you get into a page of many amazing photos. Join the growth and reconstruction, of what is, Carpathia. ngoing Zelgadis * Farallon Sadly a no longer running CJ but filled with many photosand images of this amazing city. Much time was spent on it's growth and building. So check out the past with Farallon :No longer running Kbooms1w * Cadott Bay A truly stunning CJ to look at. Amazing landscapes and lush textures mixed with urban town with some European flare. Be sure to check out the City Journal. : Ongoing Barnatom

Awesome. I've made racetracks before, but this will be even better, looks great!

I will have to look over all the previous City Journals. I'll put current ones in a list, and archived old ones in a list below that. Maybe have a intro picture for each City Journal. Just make it look really nice and streamline.

You think that is a good idea? Because I can just edit this one if you want. I'm going to make a fancy banner and everything for the thread.

RushHourFreak: Than you. I try to do my best in all those areas of the city and landscape. I especially love forming downtowns. My favorite part. Big or small, I love it. Not all big cities need "Manhattan" style skylines, which I see all too often in City Journals. Small towns often overlooked... well, not here. Ky72x: I wish there were more W2W buildings. Also thank you for the nice comments. I like how you take thought in what you say. Thanks. I got another update in the works. Then soon the release of my NEWEST addition to the United States of Westernland. Man, I'd love to just get to page 19 so it wouldn't take so long to load.

Great potential and a lot of detail in what you write. I like it.

I loved how you did the first update! That was very cool and unique, and I like the small towns! Avalon City is coming nicely too, very clean looking and nice crisp pictures. Great work.

Intresting so far to say thel east, but I like it. For a city of only 93,000, it sure has a lot of major things like sports teams. Thats cool.

Parts of Calder City are very industrious I see. You got a lot of Maxis buildings, and show them off very well. Great region, and it flows nicely.

Thank you both for the kind words. More updates coming soon. Going to wait for more people to comment.

I'm planning to completely overhaul the city-journal index in the front of the thread. It has been far too long since I have. So post your CJ, with a link to it, and I will get to it within the next few weeks.

USA's Comments Panthersimcity4: Thank you very much. Ky72x: Great to have you as a loyalist coming back to this City Journal. Love the comments and thank you. I'll see if I can get you a house there on the water. Fort Destille, Eastern State Fort Destille started as a small settlement out on the Western frontier at the time. Today it is the central eastern part of Eastern State. Due to the threat of hostile indians, Fort Destille was built there in 1855. The town served as a major trading point and hub during the 1850s through 1890s. Today the population of 30,788 make the city a thriving desert city with all the modern ammenties of larger cities. A large portion of the population work at the still running Fort Destille. Often the city is known for it's patriotism. Flags and banners line all the major thoroughfares, and flags on poles at local homes. The city is known for being on the end of the desert plateau too. It is on the verge of desert land and more fertile lowlands, but still gets hot and dry summers and mild dry winters. Snow falls a few times year in the winter is all. The towns main street still thrives, even with a few big box stores on the outskirts of town. Fort Destille has loyal shoppers at the local stores and shops. It is a really safe city too, having some of the lowest crime rates in the state. The military presence is high, because it is not rare to see uniformed soldiers enjoying a cup of joe at the local cafe. Fort Destille is truly a unique desert city experience, with big city amenties, but small town charm. The desert oasis, known as Fort Destille. Fort Destille sits on the end of the Desert Plateau. Fertile lowlands are within a mile of the city limits. So far no growth has occured in the lowlands region for the city yet. Fort Destille is the biggest employer in the city. The Fort Destille Memorial Hospital is also seen in this picture. Downtown Fort Destille has a farmers market open daily, seven days a week. The downtown streets of Fort Destille are intresting. Main street has old historic buildings from the towns past on the north side of the street, and newer modern buildings were built on the south side of the street. Downtown Fort Destille, Eastern State.