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  1. Show us your City Transit Maps!

    The follow up to this map [an as yet unfinished but presentable version]: For the street names outside of the green belt, and other than the main arterials, were inspired by New Zealand, Australian and Canadian Prime Ministers, international cities (in reverse alphabetical order from Nth to Sth) and the streets on the south side of the river (adjoining Enterprise Dr, Mayfield and Barnard Aves) were taken after counties in Ohio (a list picked at random). This is the first street map I have ever made and all credit goes to the WikiTravel tutorial for Inkscape I found here.
  2. Ground instead of water

    I have the same problem*, thought I don't have the WML Map Pack. Does anyone have an idea as to why this happens? *I checked the region.ini file as well and the lines and values are as they normally are and it has only affected two regions I've loaded recently.
  3. Show us your City Transit Maps!

    This is my recent attempt at enhancing my SimCity 4 experience! I had way too much fun making this.
  4. The Modern Buildings Of New Zealand

    Puke Ariki is in New Plymouth.
  5. Show Us How Your Cities Interact With One Another

    Oh I know I should start off with some pictures, however I lack the originality and, more importantly, the tools to make any pictures uploadable. So, seeing that this Show Us topic hasn't yet been started by anyone, I naturally thought to start one. Sorry if I broke away from convention.
  6. The most unique feature of this most recent generation of Sim City is the ability to incorporate cities within a region and connect them in such a way as to partially/completely rely on one another. This thread then intends to show how this works in your cities, especially in regions where the average city size is on a small to medium tile size.
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