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Dutch Caribbean Island of Aruba

Home to approximately 106,000 people, Aruba is a 69 mile^2 (179 km^2) southern Caribbean island and constituent country of the Netherlands. Unlike much of the Caribbean, Aruba has a dry climate and an arid, even cactus filled landscape. This aids one of it's tourism industry, as visitors can count on a warm, sunny vacation. Tourism accounts for roughly 75% of the island’s economy, while the other 25% is predominately composed of aloe exports, petroleum refining and exports, and offshore banking. It is the smallest and second most populous of the ABC Islands, the other two being its neighbors Bonaire and Curaçao.

This is a large map that is roughly a 2:1 scale of Aruba. It has 12 cities, the largest being the capital Oranjestad. Some of the cities cover large parts of the island so to make the map more interesting I split up some of the larger cities' districts and made them distinct cities. 7 industries, 4 related to oil/fuel and 3 related to agriculture. Two of these are oil rigs out in the ocean. The start time is set at 1900 and the vehicles are American/USA, street names should be Dutch though.

Credits for the base height map, although I modified it heavily within GIMP: https://en-gb.topographic-map.com/maps/zpj/Aruba/
The thumbnail picture can be seen and purchased here; all other photos are my own screenshots: https://www.loosepetals.com/products/aruba?variant=13163810521111