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In case you don't know how that's done, here's a quick clip demonstrating how to do it. https://youtu.be/dGMkYLu091s
Happy mayoring!
Electrix's road mods have a built in notification that can detect this double loading, so it's a great way to be sure. ;)
Hope this helps you and you should have a much better time now!
Nevertheless I am scribbling New World history notes from the two of you
Do give a watch to his videos and leave a comment, it's pretty much me taking care of the map page comments; he's got his hands full with his YouTube stuff :)
Outside the starting square there is a waterfall on the main river of the region.
A waterfall on the river, especially in the 17-19th century US where settlements began to develop, means the end of river traffic, easy hydroenergy, water mills, early industries, and eventually, future cities. This waterfall-oriented development did not only shown up in the East (such as Georgetown-D.C.) but also in the Midwest, with Minneapolis as a perfect example.
All these cities are closely centered around the waterfall. But on the Ludington map, the waterfall is a little bit far from the starting square, far from major thoroughfares in the region, means city is developed without it, as well as without the river traffic (blocked by the waterfall).
It is certainly possible for cities to develop without a waterfall, and this is only a concern about reality rather than playability, but it's still bothering me a little bit when I see the map.
Love these meanders creating little harbours and peninsulas, love these gentle hills all over the map.... Absolutely fantastic!
Went through "best" maps or the most popular ones, none of them is half as good as this one :)