Quad Cities Region
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Quad Cities Region
Background: This will be my third cj ever, with my previous two on Simtropolis. This will be a fictional Region which will consist of four major anchor cities, and several smaller suburbs and towns creating one big metropolitan area. I will spare all the details of how many downloads I use, and since I have to many to name, I will just say thank you to all the BATer, Modders, and lot makers for doing what you do to make SC4 continue its great legacy!

Current pic of the region
History: The region was first explored by the British, who eventually founded the colony of Port Charlotte, named after the Queen at the time. The colony prospered as more and more colonists came. It became one of the major British ports in the new world for the British. When the American Revolution came about, colonists of Port Charlotte also fought for independence, due to the need of troops in the American Colonies, the British were driven out easily, and eventually signed a treaty with the colonists of Port Charlotte.
Transportation: Today the transportation of the region is very complex with subways, trains, and buses carrying many of commuters to and from the numerous destinations in the region. CSX, NS, BNSF, and Union Pacific, transport many goods, and products throughout the region. Amtrak handles passenger rail service in the region, and QCTA (Quad Cities Transportation Authority) transports many commuters by bus, elevated rail and subway. Port Charlotte International serves the flights from all around the world.

A freight train passes through the industrial area of Port Charlotte
Sports: Sports are extremely popular in the region. No matter the standings, fans flock to see the games. We will look at the major sports venues in the region.
Stadium at Harbour Park:
venue type: baseball stadium
seating capacity: 60,000
Teams: Port Charlotte Green Sox


pic of the Stadium at Harbour Park

Seating chart for Port Charlotte Baseball
Shop n' Save Center:
venue type: indoor arena
seating capacity: 20,000 for hockey and lacrosse
Teams: Port Charlotte Prowlers


Pic of the Shop n' Save Center
more later please comment.

Current pic of the region
History: The region was first explored by the British, who eventually founded the colony of Port Charlotte, named after the Queen at the time. The colony prospered as more and more colonists came. It became one of the major British ports in the new world for the British. When the American Revolution came about, colonists of Port Charlotte also fought for independence, due to the need of troops in the American Colonies, the British were driven out easily, and eventually signed a treaty with the colonists of Port Charlotte.
Transportation: Today the transportation of the region is very complex with subways, trains, and buses carrying many of commuters to and from the numerous destinations in the region. CSX, NS, BNSF, and Union Pacific, transport many goods, and products throughout the region. Amtrak handles passenger rail service in the region, and QCTA (Quad Cities Transportation Authority) transports many commuters by bus, elevated rail and subway. Port Charlotte International serves the flights from all around the world.

A freight train passes through the industrial area of Port Charlotte
Sports: Sports are extremely popular in the region. No matter the standings, fans flock to see the games. We will look at the major sports venues in the region.
Stadium at Harbour Park:
venue type: baseball stadium
seating capacity: 60,000
Teams: Port Charlotte Green Sox


pic of the Stadium at Harbour Park

Seating chart for Port Charlotte Baseball
Shop n' Save Center:
venue type: indoor arena
seating capacity: 20,000 for hockey and lacrosse
Teams: Port Charlotte Prowlers


Pic of the Shop n' Save Center
more later please comment.
Last edited by mayorm on 4/30/2011, 7:20 am; edited 10 times in total
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cool, loved the city with the little island and the history too
keep with the good work
keep with the good work

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Awesome; the region shot is so cool! 


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It looks great so far. Keep up the good work
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Nice job!
and good luck with this CJ.
and good luck with this CJ.
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Thank you all for the comments, I'll have another short update later this week.
Thank you all for the comments, I'll have another short update later this week.
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Re: Quad Cities Region
Looks like a nice region so far.
I can't wait to see more!
I can't wait to see more!
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Thank you all so much for your comments.
Update 1-Education
The Quad Cities region has many educational oppurtunities with numerous colleges, including universities, and Community College. Today we will lok at some of the bigger schools in the area.
QCCC: Quad Cities Community College branch campuses are everywhere in the area. QCCC offers degrees in business, finance, science, and fine arts. The entire QCCC system has enrolled 18,000 students, with the largest branch cumpus having 4,000 students.
Port Charlotte University: PCU is the oldest and richest school in the Quad Cities. Established in the 1800s by Mark Cunningham, the school has since enrolled thousands of students. The school has recently finished its entrance into D1 sports with the completion of the new University Arena built to hold hockey and basketball. Before being a college , the actual Campus was an abandoned military base. Upon being bought by the founder, everything was converted to support a university. School Athletic teams call themselves the Bulldogs and they're colors are blue and white

A view of the Campus, and surrounding area. The Arena and Football Stadium can also be seen.

The School Athletics Logo
Laurier Mountain University: LMU is one of the smaller schools in the region. Located in the mountains to the east of the main Quad Cities, in the town of Blue Mountain. LMU has an excellent medical and communications program, with fewer than 12,000 students the school has turned to athletics as a way to attract more students. The school bought an old high school football stadium, and now plays D1 football, the school also plays hockey but has to share an arena with a minor league team, as the school plays at the Mountainside Civic Arena in downtown Blue Mountain. The school is looking to move its sports to the SCAA next season.

Here is the school athletics logo.
College Hockey: All local universities play in the local D1 college hockey league known as the ICHA (Intercollegiant Hockey Association) below are the standings.
Port Charlotte University 12- 5- 3
Westmont College 11-8- 1
Hanes State Ravens 11- 9- 0
Laurier Mountain University 10- 8- 2
Bay State Mariners 5- 12- 3
St. John Christian College 2-17-1
New Chatham Tech 1- 19- 0
Georges Brown College 0-20- 0
more schools are looking to join the ICHA as hockey is a popular sport in the Quad Cities.
Thank you all so much for your comments.
Update 1-Education
The Quad Cities region has many educational oppurtunities with numerous colleges, including universities, and Community College. Today we will lok at some of the bigger schools in the area.
QCCC: Quad Cities Community College branch campuses are everywhere in the area. QCCC offers degrees in business, finance, science, and fine arts. The entire QCCC system has enrolled 18,000 students, with the largest branch cumpus having 4,000 students.
Port Charlotte University: PCU is the oldest and richest school in the Quad Cities. Established in the 1800s by Mark Cunningham, the school has since enrolled thousands of students. The school has recently finished its entrance into D1 sports with the completion of the new University Arena built to hold hockey and basketball. Before being a college , the actual Campus was an abandoned military base. Upon being bought by the founder, everything was converted to support a university. School Athletic teams call themselves the Bulldogs and they're colors are blue and white

A view of the Campus, and surrounding area. The Arena and Football Stadium can also be seen.
The School Athletics Logo
Laurier Mountain University: LMU is one of the smaller schools in the region. Located in the mountains to the east of the main Quad Cities, in the town of Blue Mountain. LMU has an excellent medical and communications program, with fewer than 12,000 students the school has turned to athletics as a way to attract more students. The school bought an old high school football stadium, and now plays D1 football, the school also plays hockey but has to share an arena with a minor league team, as the school plays at the Mountainside Civic Arena in downtown Blue Mountain. The school is looking to move its sports to the SCAA next season.
Here is the school athletics logo.
College Hockey: All local universities play in the local D1 college hockey league known as the ICHA (Intercollegiant Hockey Association) below are the standings.
Port Charlotte University 12- 5- 3
Westmont College 11-8- 1
Hanes State Ravens 11- 9- 0
Laurier Mountain University 10- 8- 2
Bay State Mariners 5- 12- 3
St. John Christian College 2-17-1
New Chatham Tech 1- 19- 0
Georges Brown College 0-20- 0
more schools are looking to join the ICHA as hockey is a popular sport in the Quad Cities.
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Nice entry and facilities. 


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Nice university! I love the detail that you showed about the school, and also the surroundings of the school. 


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dcmetro2834: Thanks
blakesterville: thanks, I always try to put a lot of detail into updates like that
Update 2 Transportation
The QCTA (Quad Cities Transportation Authority) transports many commuters by bus, elevated rail and subway everyday. QCTA started as small streetcar company back in the 1900s, and expanded with every year to make itself what it is today. With numerous bus routes, subway/ elevated rail lines throughout the metro area. QCTA also operates ferry services in Port Charlotte, and has a contract with Amtrak for regional rail service.

QCTA metro trains in the industrial area.
QCTA has the highest safety rating with no major crashes since 2006. QCTA's newest metro rail line completed in febuary now extends into the mountains east of the metro area connecting the town of Blue mountain to the rest of the metro area. After buying an abandoned railroad track the QCTA began the project in the spring of 2009. The whole line runs as ground light rail only making stops in Blue mountain.

a QCTA train heads into Blue Mountain on the newest metro rail line
more soon please comment
dcmetro2834: Thanks
blakesterville: thanks, I always try to put a lot of detail into updates like that
Update 2 Transportation
The QCTA (Quad Cities Transportation Authority) transports many commuters by bus, elevated rail and subway everyday. QCTA started as small streetcar company back in the 1900s, and expanded with every year to make itself what it is today. With numerous bus routes, subway/ elevated rail lines throughout the metro area. QCTA also operates ferry services in Port Charlotte, and has a contract with Amtrak for regional rail service.

QCTA metro trains in the industrial area.
QCTA has the highest safety rating with no major crashes since 2006. QCTA's newest metro rail line completed in febuary now extends into the mountains east of the metro area connecting the town of Blue mountain to the rest of the metro area. After buying an abandoned railroad track the QCTA began the project in the spring of 2009. The whole line runs as ground light rail only making stops in Blue mountain.

a QCTA train heads into Blue Mountain on the newest metro rail line
more soon please comment
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Wow, awesome update! I really like the train! 


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Nice update!

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Alexgamer03: Thanks
blakesterville: Thanks
dcmetro: Thanks, I personally like that pic too.
While I take pictures for my next update here is a preview:

The region growing fast
Also the shot of the region has been updated on the first post
Alexgamer03: Thanks
blakesterville: Thanks
dcmetro: Thanks, I personally like that pic too.
While I take pictures for my next update here is a preview:

The region growing fast
Also the shot of the region has been updated on the first post
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