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Hoh River

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It's a map-stravaganza just before the early start DLC comes out. This is the Hoh River in western Washington state. I included streams in the map data, so there is a bit more challenge in traversing some areas of the map. Let me know if you like the streams or if I should not do them in future maps. The river is a bit narrow for shipping, but many riches await on the interior of the map. There are plenty of large customs houses at accessible edges of the map. I hope you enjoy it.

Map data is from https://heightmap.skydark.pl/
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morcup  [author] Sep 22 @ 4:59am 
Yes, the streams are the tiny steep valleys. The map website (before it went down) would let you control depth and width of them. I probably could have done a better job of matching them up with the borders... maybe next time :parksmiley:
Lazy Invincible General Sep 21 @ 7:49pm 
I'm assuming the streams are the small valleys on the map, but I've been using them as track bed so I don't mind if you keep them in or remove them from map data from now on. the only thing I'd like is if theres some next to the border to shift the border just past them so that way the valley/stream is still inside the borders
Duke Flapjack May 9 @ 3:48am 
I may be a bit of an outlier but I like playing with the hydro plants available on the workshop. The two that I use the least are little tiny hydro dams that only fit on the smallest of streams.