Auckland, New Zealand. Built on an active volcanic field, Auckland's hilly terrain and narrow isthmus will make for a fun transport challenge. Can you do better than the real-life transport council?...

Wellington, New Zealand. The country's capital lies around a massive natural harbour, but the slim edges and spread-out land make for a tricky start and even trickier transit issue. Can you build a thriving city without compromising the stunning harbour vi...

Christchurch, New Zealand. The South Island's largest city lies on the edge of the Canterbury Plains and Banks Peninsula. Will you go after the miles of arable land, or will you turn the dormant volcanoes lining the harbour into a trading hub?...

Dunedin, New Zealand. Settled by the Scots at the end of a long, narrow harbour. Home to the world's steepest street and booziest university. FInish line of the Undie 500. Can you find space on the steep hills to build a bustling metropolis?...

Tauranga, New Zealand. The up-and-coming commercial hub settled on the aptly-named Bay of Plenty, Tauranga finds itself dominated by a winding harbour. This boomtown hosts the annual Rythm and Vines festival each new years. Can you out-do the real governme...

Queenstown, New Zealand. The seat of adventure tourism and the birthplace of bungee. This tourist town sits at the midpoint of a deep fjord where mountains drop dramatically, plunging into the frigid lake. Can you find more in this city than nice views and...

Rotorua, New Zealand. Built on a massive geothermal hotspot, this egg-smelling city is full of natural marvels like hot pools, geysers and more. The lake itself is like Scarlett Johansson: wide, deep and gorgeous. Will you use the beautiful scenery to attr...

Invercargill, New Zealand. Famous for its Water Tower and The Boy That Fell Off The Slide That One Time, this southern port city is the 'New Zealand' of New Zealand (in that many mapmakers forget it's there). Can you put this cold cove on the map once and ...