This is my third CJ, and my first UB (have done 3 on ST, only one here (y) ) I originally did Toso Arroyo, I did much of the region however only did 1 update (technincally 3). That was a flop and almost a year later I started my second... Stone, a Pacific NW Republic, I got dissatisfied with Stone and gave up on it. Currently I aspire to make this CJ my biggest and best so far (actually going to be pretty small in population lol ) So without Further adue (did I spell that right?)....






The Kingdom of Waterbridge was created with the onset of Colonialization in the New World in 1643. Waterbridge is a small isle located along the opening of the Chesepeake Bay, home to (going to be) 150,000 people. The nation developed much with the United States, Its nearby neighbor.

The capital of this small nation is New Mistley, the original Mistley was founded in 1664 as the second capital of the Kingdom which was founded as a seperatist movement from the King's throne, and lasted until 1844 when a disagreement among farmers led to a fire overcoming the town overnight, the townsfolk had to wait till the fire burned out and then began to rebuild in the rubble, of the 20,000 townsfolk in Mistley, 476 died, most of asphixiation from the fire. The second Mistley was finally finished and incorperated in 1847. The national governement meanwhile operated out of the city hall complex of the Bridgeish city of Riverbourne in the South. The city has come to symbolize the fight of the Bridgeish people and the style of Bridgeish life.

(Google Maps' Map of Waterbridge with some notes on the kingdom's location)



The Kingdom has been a Constitutional Moncarchy since the rebuilding of Mistley in 1845. The reign of Bridgeish Kings and Queens:

1652-1674: King Robert I- Overlooked the founding of Waterbridge,

1674-1683: King Bailey I, 1683-1697: King Benjamin I, 1697-1721: King Andrew I,1721-1736: King Oliver I

1736-1772: King Samuel I- The child King, assertained the throne at age 16. upon Oliver I's death in 1736 due to loss in a duel, Served from age 16 until age 52.

1773-1794: King Andrew II- Known as the New Year's Day King, his Father, Samuel I, died on 27th December, 1772 and Andrew was Coronatied on 1st January 1773.

1794- 1816- King Oliver II

1816- 1847- Queen Isabelle I- The first Bridgeish Queen. Oversaw the rebuilding of Mistley aswell. The last free reigning monarch.

1847- 1863- Queen Scarlett I- Daughter of Isabelle, the second Bridgeish queen.

1863- 1882: King Andrew III, 1882- 1901: King Robert II, 1901- 1921: Queen Isabelle II,

1921-1955: King Andrew IV- Oversaw the Great Depression in Waterbridge and overlooked the Bridgeish entry into WWII. At age 22 assertained the throne, at age 56 while meeting guests in New Mistley, was snipped dead by Alexander Cooke. Mr. Cooke was then apprehended by Bridgeish officials and in 1962 was executed by electric chair at Riverbourne National Penetentiary.

1955-1982: Queen Anne I- Led the nation through the Psycadellic revolution and the heat of the Cold War, albiet, it was in the opposite ocean for the most part.

1982- 1999: King Jacob I- Was the oldest reigning King, assertained the throne in 1982 at age 62 and died in 1999 at age 79.

1999- : King Jordan I: Has taken Waterbridge through to the New Millineum to the present day.

Monarchs: 17
Pre Constitution Monarchs: 11
Post Constitution Monarchs: 6
Kings: 13
Queens: 4

The above mostly follows the Nation's History aswell.

And now to Present Day Waterbridge, more specifically the Capital of New Mistley!



The greatest house in Waterbridge of course belongs to the King, the residence of King Jordan I:



Located to the South of New Mistley Lake (Its man made fyi ) King Jordan has resided in this Mansion since his Birth in 1964, born to Her Royal Highness Anne, wife of Jacob at....



New Mistley Federal and Military Hospital. Built in 1951, It has been the Royal Medical Center and the Military's Medical Testing Center since 1953.



The federal Congressional House hosts all congressional meetings, between the 25 Congressmen representing the Isle's people.



The highest court of the Land is the Supreme Court of Waterbridge, located next to the Prime Minsiter's House.



All of these buildings are located in a section of town known as "Federal Park"



Neighboring to the Congressional Lawn are the Thornshire Road Shops, these are only a few shops, most of the shopping district is not the "Thornshire Road Shops," only the ones that are located at this particular corner. This included the King's Arm's Pub (built in 1724), named so as it was the location of King Samuel I's deadly duel in 1736. It was one of very few buildings to survive the 1844 Fire.



More of an anecdote... New Mistley Stadium (Capacity: 6,000), home of New Mistley United F.C. of the Waterbridge Premier League (10 teams).

And then there is this picture which is slightly out of place but should be posted is...



Lake New Mistley



Questions? comment's? Suggestions? Post or PM me

-Will

Wow I love it Will! I will have to see how this goes throigh.

great start. I love that google map, very realistic.

Pretty sweet replies banner you got there, who made that for you? kidding

I would say though that this journal is looking much better than Stone is. I like the low-density commercial areas!

Yeah, I do like the replies banner!

Been gone awhile so its good that its a big one! Now, its not what I had planned, sim city 4 doesn't seem to like me But i'm working on that, in the mean time, instead of Riverbourne and Attica Bay, enjoy some of the towns surrounding New Mistley

First off:


K50: I don't know

Josh: Thanks... K50 dunnit so, say sweet to him instead:)

We will look through Silvergrove Valley today (mostly), but to get there we have to drive, and there is really just 1 route from New Mistley to Silvergrove Valley, Flatside Mountain Highway (Appropriatley named), We head north along the highway through the flat lands near New Mistley before crossing the Cliff and hanging a left, continuing straight with a few minor bends before we hit the Cascade Bends:



Named so after the botched dynamite job which led to a cascade effect on the side of the mountain.

After which the roads flatten out some before hitting the Valley Mountain's West bends which then remain mostly straight and end up crossing the front side of the Mountain a few hundred feet off the Valley Floor...



and then the road heads back up mountain a bit hitting the Knifesedge Bends, the most dangerous along the entire road:



The road then heads down to the Valley Floor, passing through the Overlook Esses:



And then it finally ends in the Village of Silvergrove



Silvergrove Valley is famous for three things:

1. High School Football:





2. Silvergrove Motor Speedway:



and third and probably most important:

3. Silvergrove Air Force Base, one of only two airfields of any type in the Natinon (you'll see the other one in a few pics...)



And back to that highway:


Every year, Waterbridge plays host to the "Rally Waterbridge," and the most famous stage is the Silvergrove Overlook Stage. It begins on the running track of the High School Stadium, going 300m then heading out behind on the Dirt Road , out to the "FSM Highway" and then up it to the New Mistley City Limits. The stage is 11.68km long.

Now off of Silvergrove onto some other stuff... I begin with the 1 pic of Riverbourne's Metro Area I have and that is Waterbridge International Airport in Attica Bay.



It has 3 Terminals along with another Private Terminal on the Oceanside. It is operated as its own entity however, shares runways and taxiways with WBI. It has a different enterence and is competely corperatly free of WBI however does use the same facility.



Also, is the 20,000 seat Flight Stadium, located directly adjacent to WBI. It plays host to one of the 7 BPL Teams, B.F.S.C. Flight. Along with Arsenel Atlantic (Silvergrove), New Mistley United F.C. (New Mistley), Thorneshire Upper-Lower (Thorneshire Upper, also represents Thorneshire Lower), Mount Thornwall Albion (Mount Thornwall), Riverbourne United (Riverbourne), Rejuvenate (Riverbourne).

Now some Region shots I have...3 of um to be exact...

Thorneshire, Silvergrove Valley and New Mistley Satalite:



Riverbourne and Attica Bay Transport.



Riverbourne and Attica Bay Satalite:



-Will

looking good! I like those roads snaking through the mountains

Looks great! Nice work.

I like it, however personally I don't think that airport is sufficient for a region size like yours. But other than that great work.

This is a very nice region! I like the detail of your work.

K50: Thanks
Josh: Thanks
MayorM: Are you referring to the Air Force Base or the internatioanl Airport? It kinda has some basis with Huntsville International which serves mostly all of North Alabama, Southcentral Tennessee and parts of NE Mississippi which is much large and has a similar population. If you are referring to the Air Force Base, I can understand that, probably does need expansion :\
Blakesterville: Why thank you sir

Now on to Mount Thornwell, also written, Mount Thornewell, as is the same with the village.

We again, as in Update 2, begin with some windy roads and such. After a stay at the elegant yet cozy, Nicholson Hotel in Downtown New Mistley, after travels over some roads near Thornshire, we eventually cross into the Town Limits of Thornwell and after about 4 curves, is one of the sharpest curves of Waterbridge, known as the 45:




And after that, you may be tempted to stop into "Mountain Jack's Saloon" to try the 56 oz Mammoth Steak, the "Mountain Salad" (Its listed under Steaks of course )



But thats one of those things to put at the end of the trip

If you do venture down that road or come to the first Light in town, you will come across the "West Turn" section of town, as the only way to reach it via recognized roads, is to make a, well, west turn



But to simbolize enterence into the Village itself, the original village, you must pass through (We need music you know :\)

The Gate of PETROL!!!! :O



Afterwards we hit "Thornwell," The most famous Main Street in the Kingdom.



Capped off with the headquarters of the Bridgeish automotive company "Chelsea," (founder was from the London Neighborhood) known as the Thornwell Tower (no E Thornwell, never the Thornewell Tower)



All of the above has been to the West of the peak of "Mount Thornwell," however, a small amount of stuff happens on the West side of the Peak, closer to the village is the ballpark of the University of Thornwell Wildcats, Smithson Ballpark, almost directly upon the peak of the mountain.



And further along, in the valley below, before the insanity that is Mount Mistley, is Devils Creek Speedway.



Able to seat 4,500 people, Devils Creek Speedway is a .571 mile Dirt Oval that hosts 360 Winged Sprints, Dirt Late Models, Dirt Modifieds and the PS2500's (basically Production Cars with an engine capacity under 2.5 Liters) every Friday Night under the lights. The PS2500's are a universal class on all Weekly Racing Tracks in Waterbridge. (It should be noted that Silvergrove's track is used for only Major Events).



And the final thing that this Mountain Village is know for is...


COLLEGE DUDE!



The most storied University in Waterbridge is the University of Thornwell, established by proclamation of King Oliver II in 1798, The university has seen some of the most proflific and powerful Bridgeites there have ever been, Kings, Queens, Congressmen, Actors, Judges, etc., etc.

Sports have played a major part and currently under construction are two events locales at the University, University Fieldhouse (To be located across the street) and Park Stadium (To be located next to the hospital). Both have passed the planning stages and the former venues have been destroyed. Indoor Uni sports now take place at Riverbourne Arena and outdoor activities take place at Smithson Ballpark (a modified version).



Whole Village shot, I save these for the end to keep from giving it away at the start.



Region shot focusing on Thornwell.

Next time, expect (won't gaurentee, last time that happened, well, update 2 ) expect to see "Mount Plesantree: Then and Now," looking at the Mount Plesantree in the 1960's, and then Mount Plesantree now.

Very nice looking.

What I love most about these is how well you planned your cities, and how they are very suburban/small city-looking. It looks like it would be a very pleasant place to live.

Cheeseguy- Thanks
Blakesterville- Thanks, I hate doing big cities, and not very good at it, but I'm a simple dude and I come from a small city in bama (Huntsville) so It comes from my roots.

I'm planning on rejuvinating this CJ and continuing working on it, i'm going for AIN membership right now, I was going for afdes before my leaving and had it going along well but had to leave. Now i'm working on a small town near the core like I have been, South of New mistley, and will work on a small city in the NE soon called Rockwood, from the map and original post.

Cheers,
Will

good to see this coming back

The BAFF was founded by her royal highness, Queen Isabelle II in 1919, as a federal entity with headquarters among the Thorneshire shops in New Mistley, she handed control down to her son, Prince Andrew VI. In 1921 the Queen died and the Prince took the throne, and three weeks to the day afte his corronation, he handed control over to Sir Gregoire Leblanc who, in 1922 oversaw the first game of what is now the Premier League. In 1941, with the US' involvement in WWII, for the safety of citizens, Bridgites stayed in their homes as much as possible and the BAFF was put on hiatus until 1945, officially able to come back on VE day, it started back again in 1946 with two tiers now and a national cup and shield. In 1962, Prince Jacob started a championship between the towns, villages and cities of the nation, the Town's championship, which was initially held every three years but in 1973, began being held annually, as it is still today. New Mistley has 12 championships while Riverbourne and Attica Bay are tied on 7 with other towns and coutnies winning the rest. In 1991, the Premier League had ballooned to 14 teams with the second tier at 22 teams, too big for such a small nation, so a third tier was added and the top two tiers downsized to 8 teams and 12 teams, with the bottom tier holding 16 teams. The BAFF Cup was instituted in 1945 as the first competition since after WWII, it is a competition between the 36 BAFF teams. The shield is a competition to begin the season, a game between the winning side of the previous Premier league season and the Cup winner or if the same team, the winner of League One.


This stuff will be randomly mentioned through the CJ, soon i'll have some standings of the leagues

very nice update on the league.

I'm skipping Updat 5 on here and jumping to Update 6 as an fyi, because of the different codes and i'm lazy I'll jump to updat 6 which will be forestmore, its easier to jump from this code to ST than the other way around

Well its been a while but Waterbridge is back on Simsports, CSG, simmania and simtropolis, with update 6: Forestmore. Now in the time we've been gone, I have had to redo [Completely] Riverbourne and Attica Bay, which is now West NOT East, of Riverbourne, which will be showcased in update 7 next week or so, and now we are back


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We begin by going South through mountain roads east of town, North through town on the secondary highway, and then back south on the main road and like the last two updates, theres a speedway:

Forestmore Speedway, located Southeast of town, is a .75 mile, barely banked rectangular oval, like indy but shorter and less square. Average speeds for the Forestmore 400 Bridgeish Stock Car race are usually around 95-100 mph.

And jumping into town, we come across more cars, Dealers Row, home of seven car dealerships:
Anderson Toyota
Anderson Ford
Anderson Renault
Forestmere Hyundai
Franklin Fiat
Franklin Daihatsu
Franklin Citroen



Heading back north up the road we come across UPS Park, home of Forestmore High School Baseball and... YOUR FORESTMORE LUMBERJACKS.
The Lumberjacks are 4 time Champions of the BFBL, Bridgeish Federal Baseball League, located at the 12,000 seat stadium, the Jacks are year in and year out a force to be reckoned with in the 16 team league, a perinneal playoff contender. Keep going down the road and we leave north of town


Take a few lefts and you come back into town going south on the main road, the same one from New Mistley, and we come back infront of Forestmore High School, which is right across from one of the premier hospitals in the nation, Richardson medical Center, a private hospital run by the Richardson family, a native Forestmore family who made their fortune in Banking and investment who chose to give back to their community.


crossing back down the main road we pass the school and some shops


And with that we part the small village of Forestmore.


And here is a teaser for what you can see in update 7: Riverbourne, Attica Bay and Union City.

Oh how I've missed this DD. Your custom content is great and really fits your small town atmosphere.

MayorM: Now if only the 4 updates after this one weren't going to be a big big city

Tonight we have a feature presentation, in Austrailia they have a program on TV called Football Superstar, a soccer version of American Idol, and now in its second season, is "Football Superstar: Waterbridge" Filming takes place at International Park in the International Village neighborhood of Rockwood and at 3 small apartments at the Rockwood YMCA, which also is home of the BAR, Bridgeish Association of Rocketry (expect more soon), editing takes place at the neighboring TV studio to International Park.


Small Apartment, home of Joe, Matt and Taz


2011 Cast:
D Joe Atkins-New Mistley 18
D Matt Castleberry- Attica Bay 17
D Taz (Clement)Wilson- Vienna Terrance 15
M Alex Connors-Forestmore 16
M Oliver Decker-Rockwood 19
M Hugh Anderson-Mount Thornewell 21
M Robert Abbot- Cape Ively 19
F Jazzy (Stefano) Conrad- Riverbourne 18
F Wade Barton- Mount Plesantree 20
F Shooter (Hunter) Brannick- Rockwood 17

avg age: 18.0

Hosts:
Ambrose Barnard- Part of the 6 Championships with BFSC Flight in the 1980's and early 1990's. [played 1979-1992, retired at 31, now 50, former manager of Rockwood National until the club's bankruptcy]

Andrew Humphrey- Agent of many Bridgeish athletes who knows the buissiness side if things

Ginny Bingham- Bridgeish actress who know's image.

Prize: Contract from "Village International" and scholorship from Rockwood State.



[Theme song plays https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=btPJPFnesV4 since I can't get the youtube working]

Narrator: A new crop of youths arrive, ready to play at the Rockford Y, where Ambrose is waiting for them.



[stands up and calls for attention]

Ambrose: Attention please gentlemen. [waits a moment] thank you, now you are all very talented, otherwise you wouldn't have made it this far but the road will only get tougher from here. One of you will not start out well enough and will be gone by towmorrow night, someone new will be sent off every two nights, just hope it isn't you. Now, go upto your rooms, you've been divided by position, and get yourselves accomidated, and change into the kits in your rooms, when you are done come back here, you have 30 minutes.

[camera goes to footage of the boys going upto their rooms and unpacking their stuff before going to Taz talking about the rooms]

Taz: Despite being in a public building in downtown, the rooms were really nice, and so were the kits, nike did a good job with them, comfortable, airy, excellent.

[camera goes to an interview with Ambrose]

Ambrose: I think there is a great crop of young talent this year and we can work and make them better.

[camera goes to the players back at the meeting]

Ambrose: Why do I only see nine? [room goes silent] Who's missing?

[camera goes to Alex at a snack machine getting something in a hoodie with his kit pants, then running to the meeting]

Alex: Sorry.

Ambrose: Do you not understand punctuality? You don't come late to one of our meetings, have you never heard of a first impression? so far mine is that we have an easy choice towmorrow night. And what are you wearing, go back up and change, since your so important we will wait for you [said sarcastically]

Alex: ... [thinking wow... in his head, then goes and changes]

Ambrose: Now then, today you will be competing in your first game, You are already divided by position, now between yourselves you need to decide on your roles in the next 25 minutes, when we get there, the practice squad is already there, you will be facing the Village Internatinoal Reserves in a full 90 minute game. We also have their backup reserve keeper on our team. Now then, on the bus.

[everyone gets up and onto the bus, the the shot goes to International Park]



[Everyone standing in a circle]

Ambrose: Now then, you have 90 minutes to do the best you can so that I won't want you gone by towmorrow evening.



Narrator: After 90 minutes, the score read Superstars 2-4 Reserves, this was enough for today, the boys go back to The Y and its 8:30 PM, though tired, the strikers begin to goof off and have fun, despite a 7:15 wakeup the next morning.

[clock now reads 11:22 PM, hear the strikers partying]

[Ambrose knocks on door, room gets quiet]

Ambrose: What are you doing, you realize you only have 8 hours left until you need to get up? Shut off the music, shut off the tely, sleep.

[clocks beeping, players getting ready]

Humphrey: Welcome to your second day at the compound here, hope you've been enjoying yourselves [not funny] today we will work on your street smarts when talking with nasty agents and buisinessmen like me, first off lets talk about contracts, you can't be overly demanding, because at this stage, noone will snatch you up and noone wil care that they don't have you, because they don't know what you can do. You have to be able to demand enough that it is fair but not so much that they can just skip over an overly greedy prospect. [camera takes various shots with little bits of buisiness knowledge coming through on the audio] Based on your play last night I know the self esteem and what you would do in the negotiations room enough to make my choices for towmorrow night.

[everyone exits]
...

Ginny: Well after watching you last night in the game, I know who has natural image and who doesn't, now, some of you will take alot more work than others but some of you have that natural good character and image and would make it if it came down to looks and image. [talks on about image, something I don't know much about ]

Ginny: Well I'll see you lads all in a short while [all exit]

Narrator: Now after 4 tries to impress the judges, the gentlemen come to the stadium to see how well they did and who won't return towmorrow.

Ambrose: Hello Gentlemen [hear a grunt from the lads] now you have had two days to leave your first impressions and now you are here to find out what we think, one of you will be going home tonight. Joe, please step forward... [dramatic music begins playing] now these are the comments we all had combined, your defending skills in the game last night were exceptional, you have a great image and you have the self confidance and personality to make it on the buissiness side, grab your things you can head back to the bus. Matt please step forward... you need a little work on your defensive skills but you can do good clearences. [onward until the last three]

Ambrose: Now we have just three left, Alex, Hugh, Conrad, step forward... alex, after that little stunt last night, the three of us were nearly ready to make our decision a night early but you have the glow of a professional and the skills of a top defensive midfielder but lack the maturity. Hugh... you are getting a bit old for a prospect and that could be a problem even with your buisiness appeal. Conrad, you don't have the self confidance, maturity or buisiness smarts but are probably one of the three best players that was on the pitch last night....

Ambrose: now is there anything the three of you have to say before we announce our decision?

Three: no.

Ambrose: Well then, the first contestent to be voted off Football Superstar...is................

Spoiler:

Good luck with your career but your just too old to make it here. Alex, Conrad, you can get your bags and head back to the bus.



Narrator: For Hugh Anderson, it will be two days he will never forget, but wish he'd had the chance to do sooner.


Next time: Rockwood Part I (probably have 4 parts)

Big one tonight to start out my 4 part series on Rockwood, which I will breakdown:

Part 1: International Park
Part 2: Downtown Rockwood and the immediate area surrounding the area covered in Part 1
Part 3: Longford and the Southeast
Part 4: The West

Now for the actual update:

International Park is an enormous Park located immediatly East of Downtown Rockwood on the northeastern coast of Waterbridge. In all it is approximatly 1000 acres (probably off), and is about 25 blocks by 4-5 blocks in size. It consists of two hospitals, Wine Street Hospital at the North End and also the Rockwood State University Medical School at the south End, 27 embassy buildings (if anyone wants one I'm leaving 8 up "for sale") including the large US and UK embassies, 1 hotel, 1 aquatic center, one 6,700 seat stadium plus alot of scenic walkways along the river.

International Park is the Mona Lisa of Waterbridge while at the same time being the savior of the economy. In 1934, the project was started by the WUWF [Waterbridge Unemployed Workers Federation, our WPA] to help provide jobs to out of work persons in the nation and it worked, with Waterbridge having one of the strongest economies of the era. Further in 1977, falling with the US's Economic woes, it was expanded, this time to include the section to the South Resevoir, and it has now been expanded further with a new lake being added in the new river section beyond the south resevoir upto Wine Street, a new "section of town," home of Wine Street Hospital, Rockwood Raceway Park and the Wine Street Tennis Park. This is still under Construction. Now we will begin from North to South with the Update, Start in downtown, work our way east then head due south


We don't have Times Square, Our "Square" Only has buildings on 3 sides, "Lake Square" is at the meeting point of the two parks. We have our Ticker which will display stock prices and such from 5:45 PM until 7:15 AM the next morning.


Next is the Rockwood Aquatics Center, an addition built in 1978, even though it was in the original park, it was felt that this would be a better place than the area they were working on. It holds 4,682 people for events. It is just to the right of the first picture.


Down the road to the east at the intersection of the International Lake, where Lake Square and the Aquatics Center are, and the Longford River, is the International Park Fire Station and the Statue of King Andrew IV, 1921-1955, who began the park project. The 1970's expansion done by Queen Anne I and current expansion is being preformed under King Jordan I. King Jacob is the only one of the last 4 who hasn't expanded it (reigned 1982-1999).

Now into the thick of it:

As of now there is but one hotel in International Park, an Omni (ooo, classy ) There were plans to build another but... well... you'll see...


Rockwood State University has a satallite campus at International Park which houses its law, government and medical schools.


Now for that second hotel I mentioned earlier, Hilton had plans to put in a Hampton Inn however, funding fell through and Hilton decided against this, leaving the lot abandoned, the city and federal governments are trying to decide what to do in its place, if you have any ideas its a 6x4 lot. (this is me saying that I have no idea what I should put here )


Right about that point is another Satallite of sorts, Go back upto Update 3: Mount Thornewell and you'll come across "Mountain Jack's Saloon," home of the 56oz Mountain Salad Steak, Well Mountain Jack whose real name is John T. Alexander, resides in Riverbourne and owns 9 different Steakhouses, Bars and Grilles across the nation including International Park's East End Grill, after Mountain Jack's Saloon, it is his #2 best resteraunt of the 9. Famous among the Diplomats but the top diplomats often make the trek to Mountain Jack's in Thornewell.


The Park of Nations contains a large assortment of flags to represent International Peace and prosperity. If you notice the path is in the shape of Union Jack accidental I should add.


There are 17 embassies in a block in the East center of the park. There are 27 in all in the park including the US and UK embassies. (the 8 I offered earlier are not these unfortunatly)


Now is International Park Stadium, home of Rockwood Creek FC, who are in the middle of becoming Village International FC.


The Stadium seats 7,256 people and also hosts some international affairs and hosts filming for Football Superstar: Waterbridge


The US and UK have the 2 largest embassies in the nation, the US is on the right and the UK is on the left. They are our 2 biggest allies.


This was a byproduct of the Recent expansion, it may be modified later but the channel goes beside a small lake for a short distance before cutting back over into the lake.


Daniel from Elton John's performance a few weeks back:


Boys of Summer from Don Henley live March 26th


Usually these are the sorts of concerts played here


Now into the current project, mostly its the bike paths, including the cross river bikeway.


And to end the update, is Wine Street Hospital, located between Wine Street N and Wine Street S, it was built in 2008. Wine Street S and Wine Street N cross at the top of the pic (Wine S goes across) Wine Street continues going both directions just below the shot. There is is a residential street, and its only cross street is Wine Drive.

This will have to do for update 7 (think its update 7)

-Will

very nice updates there. I like those unique stadiums however (and this is just a personal feeling) I think some of those open green spaces could use some trees

i agree with mayorm, some more trees could be put in some of the open spaces