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Very good update, Titanic Looking forward to more.

Looks good
The city hall is unique!

Very nice, looking good with all the urban sprawl of the city! It is very realistic.

teaser time- and this time there is a map to go with it-

We will look at the state capital for Viehie- Rockville- While it may seem odd to switch states its not. pay attention to the map- Because you'll see whee we are headed next:

and not the only pic you'll see-



Until then drool over the teaser.

your best interchange yet.
And also i really like the addition of the map.
Adds a nice touch to this update.

Thanks, brian

Nice interchange. Looking forward to the next update.

Yes this is an excellently built interchange, can't wait for the rest!

Welcome to Viehie. This is a look at the capital of the state. Capital isn't the right word for it. Technically the states have Government Centers and not exactly capitals- Each state consists of a governmental body of law makers and bills are sent to Teddy city to be approved by the king who can veto the bill. While it may seem odd the king presides over the who nation and her cities.
Anyway- Rockville is the state governmental center for the state of viehie. While not as large as you'd expect the city has a well defied downtown. An interchange greets you at the entry.

A look at the interchange with downtown edited out. It is meant to demonstrate it. "Royal" is the newest and most elaborate of the nations interchanges as the city is trying to show its ready for the future.

Welcome to downtown!!!!!!

A raised toll road takes visitors and residents south to the industrial heart. It is the highlight of downtown. Completed in 1956 the toll road is meant to ease the burden on residents.

2 of the oldest building in the downtown sector- both from the 1920's. Many of the old building s have faded from the scene leaving these 2 left. Its a sad state to see.

Bride avenue and a look at the toll road along the sky scrapers. Bride is the busiest road in the area and the toll road helps make it a scenic edition to the city. Here banks, office towers and residental buildings mingle together making or an off mix. Downtown is unique in the fact that not all the buildings are highrise. It features a mix of all types making for an odd cluster.

The city- and its location the blue "X" represents the city.

Well that's it for this time- See you next time.

Again , I really like the map.
And i thought you did a good job.
there is nothing wrong with using paint, if the map comes out this nice and colorful.

I Like the way it is I am the only one that knows he makes a city journal Titanicbuff I think cj is great

I like how the map turned out.. very nice

Welcome back to Rosedale: A flowery community.
Today we are gonna show past, present and future.

The Airport is a commuter airport. Its unique entry is a switch type entry ramp. The ramp has had no accidents since it 2011 construction to replace the old aging exit ramp. This ramp is a proven masterpiece of the city. Visitors find that all they have to do is watch and learn.


The future. The new neighborhood of Futura features several futuristic looking apartment complexes referred to as pods. Designed by the Jones Corporation the PODS are assembled piece by piece at a factory and delivered in several trucks to be assembled on site. So far only 3 have been constructed. This picture shows 2 of them.

Rosedale Historic Center. Many of the buildings are getting a facelift. so scaffolds take a part in the major restoration effort. The tower is the Law Enforcement Memorial Park.

And finally Airport center Park- A commercail district bordering the airport. Popular with locals and tourists alike. Located on airview Parkway- Eastside of Rosedale.



Hope you enjoyed revisiting Rosedale. See you next time.

michael, i see from your recent update your continuing to improve with your transit, highways and RHW construction.
I now consider you to be one of the rhw expert builders we have in chat

thanks, Brian

Very Nice !!!!

Love the layout. nice update

Great update, love the historic area!

The St James swamp begins in Teddy City but it continues life here-
The St James Swamp Natl. Preserve it a beautiful site and a popular attraction for tourists of the area. Its namesake town stands proud on the edge of the swamp. Locals call it home, tourists call it- an odd site-


A site to behold as a plane fly's over the town itself- The interchange into the town is clearly seen as is the swamp land. A forest of willow trees lines a hidden Lilly pond on the south end of town. The Swampland Toll way begins here as it works its way to Teddy City and it helps make money for the community. The swamp holds its own against constant travelers and remains much the same as when people first called St James "home"


Downtown St James along Ardmoor Ave. and Willow Grove. Thanks to tourists the town remains alive after nearly being abandoned around 1888.


The only part left of the original townsite. Homes lining along a winding road in the middle of the swamp- bound by a beautiful meadow. Now known as Hadell Park, this once proud piece of the town is all that remains- The town has since moved east by a half mile behind the cat tails and water that makes up this slice of swampland in the middle of the Teddy City Metro Area.

Hope you enjoyed this update. See you next time.

Nice update. I like the suburban feel and the flora.

Man Michael,
this T ave intersection you show, where you have one ave coming in as a diagonal. That is both brillant and creative and furthermore I had no idea it was even supported by nam !
One of your best updates in awhile..

Brian

Interesting Road formations! I like it!

Nice swamp area! The previous update was excellent!

After a long hiatus I'm back- this time to show you Teddy City's best and worst intersections. You ready- its gonna be a wild ride on the north side.
The Worst

If you get car sick you might want to avoid this road. After leaving the highway you cross a main road and come to City hall. City hall is located along a stretch of rail road where it dips under the tracks at a pooint called Hangmans Dip- named for what used to happen at that spot where the track now sits.

Helmond, Culburne and London- This Tri-intersection is a rough as it looks. Wrecks are common place so make sure to have your insurance cards handy here.

The Best

This diamond intersection in a residental zone is among the city's best designs. Located at Simmons and Wallace its design makes it easy to turn when you want to without needing to worry about getting hit.

Wallace and Kennerley- just look up to see where to go. The open grassy field is a beautiful site for those passing through and a nearby truckstop makes a great location for truckers.

Well thats it- see you next time.

I really like the roundabout. Though, I think it could use a small park or something else in the middle. Either way, great interchanges!

I like the diamond interchange. Nice interchanges.