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Rust Belt - USA
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Rust Belt - USA

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The Rust Belt is a geographic region in the United States stretching from New York through the Midwest that was once involved primarily in steel production and manufacturing. The Rust Belt became an industrial hub due to its proximity to the Great Lakes, canals, rivers, and railways, which allowed companies to gain access to raw materials and ship out finished products. This meca has significantly declined in the past 50 years to to companies outsourcing work over seas, but still is a highly active industrial zone to this day!

Many industries and town demands have been placed in accordance with real world locations, names, and demands. All important Great Lakes, waterways, the Mississippi, Ohio, and Hudson Rivers are usable for barge transportation just like the real world!

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Wolfsun 1 Oca 2024 @ 14:06 
@NuclearDystopia::steamthumbsup:

Wow! Finally! Someone who actually gets the very real major flaw in the TF2 industry model as it currently exists. (which is why I gave up on TF2 years ago) Sure hope the devs see your comment and realize that RANDOM placement of industries :steamthumbsdown: is JUST PLAIN WRONG!
Spacemanspiff1998 23 Haz 2023 @ 13:56 
this map is really awesome! but as a Canadian i feel left out. there isn't any industry up north! towns and industries i would suggest

Kingston on the right side of Lake Ontario with a Chemical plant (DuPont Canada)
London where the "Ontario farm" is with a machine plant (GM Assembly)
Sudbury, north of the Georgian bay with Iron ore mines (nickel and copper irl)
Sault Ste. Marie, north of Lake Huron beside the river to Superior with a Steel Mill (Algoma Steel)
Ottawa 3/4 of the way to Montreal away from the river with a farm (Central Experimental Farm) or lumber mill

for the existing cities
Toronto: construction materials factory (Don Valley Brick Works) and/or a goods factory (Whirlpool Canada)
Hamilton: Steel mill (Stelco Hamilton)
Montreal: Food Factory (Molson Brewery)

also some forests in the north, logging is still important in Canada

Just some suggestions, i pretty much added all these in my save with sandbox mode but i feel like other people might be missing out too lol
rat 7 Haz 2023 @ 21:54 
Could you do California next?
Captain_H  [yaratıcı] 25 Mar 2021 @ 23:12 
Glad you are enjoying it
NuclearDystopia 17 Mar 2021 @ 14:51 
This map is sweet because it's one of the only ones I've used that recognize that industry is close to the cities and resources are often in the hinterlands. Very nice!
HonkHonkTonkaTruck 3 Ara 2020 @ 15:57 
I meant to to be commenting on this map when I commented on the Northeast Corridor 2.0 (also cool). Funny someone mentioned Altoona... I have already built the horseshoe curve. Of course I had to add my hometown Reading, of Reading Railroad fame!
themeatballhero 19 Haz 2020 @ 15:24 
true! haha, im trying to import my old map that i had made, but idk if there was a way to import the map.lua
Captain_H  [yaratıcı] 19 Haz 2020 @ 13:03 
You can add Altoona in sandbox mode, can't believe I missed that one though!
themeatballhero 19 Haz 2020 @ 10:55 
any chance we could get the original map from TpF1? i loved my map in that one, this one is a little too smooth and you missed altoona! i always loved connecting altoona to philly and pittsburgh
ClaudeJ 4 May 2020 @ 2:06 
Agreed!
Captainhawes's map makes me wanna have a minimap ingame though, so much to see.