City Journal: Green Estuary

[Myquandro]

Green Estuary, a lovely region situated at a coastal area where two rivers meet. An area with fertile lands, massive forests and loads of resources. The perfect place for a small town to grow and become a world city.

I plan to place pictures of this city at each in-game start of a year.

2015​

2015 was the founding year of the city. It all started with the town of Ford. A small town with some small stores and basic services. It's located just next to the highway for good connections to the other cities in the country.

As soon as people started moving into the new homes an industrial area was build to provide workplaces and goods for the shops to sell. Ford Industrial Park provides about 40% of the workplaces in the region and more then half of the citizens are working here. The towns fire station is located here as well as the towns landfill site.

A few citizens have also started some agricultural activities at the furtile lands across the highway. Greenfields is the towns main source of foods and just over 20% of the citizens are already working here.

The town is of to a good start and 2016 seems to be promising.

Spoiler: Information January 1st, 2016

Population: 1,711

278 Children
614 Teens
10 Young Adults
809 Adults
0 Seniors

824 Workers
14 Births/week
0 Deaths/week

Districts

Ford: 1,711​

Citizen Happiness

60% Residential Happiness
79% Commercial Happiness
0% Office Happiness
78% Industrial Happiness​

Graduated citizens: 0%

100% Uneducated
0% Educated
0% Well Educated
0% Highly Educated​

Utilities

35MW Power Consumption

100% Wind​

55,904 m^3/week Water Consumption
55,904 m^3/week Sewage Production
43,232 Units/week Garbage Production​

Services

No Sick Citizens
83% Average Health
44% Fire Hazard
7% Crime Rate​

Public Transportation

Not available​

Import/Export

222 Units Imported

24% Oil Products
11% Ore Products
30% Forestry Products
11% Goods
24% Agricultural Products​

77 Units Exported

95% Goods
5% Agricultural Products
​

Natural Resources

Oil

0 Units Available
0 Units Used​

Ore

0 Units Available
0 Units Used​

Forest

53272 Units/week Available
0 Units/week Used​

Fertile Land

101ha Available
1ha Used
​

Polution

14% Average Ground Pollution
0% Average Drink Water Pollution
38% Average Noise Pollution​

 

[Myquandro]

2016
​

2016 was the year that the town grew out from a booming town to a big town. As Ford was expending the citizens started to request a new district which would give more room for expansion. The area next to the shore was chosen for this expansion and Evington was founded.

This also required more jobs, so Greenfields was expended and even got a windmill.

All these companies and citizens need to move and the roads got expended. A new freeway was built to connect Evington to the highway and industrial zones.

New junctions were built to get all the trucks quickly to there destinations outside the region.

To further reduce traffic a bus depot was build and 7 bus lines were created.

All these companies and new citizens need power and the windfarm we built couldn't keep up, so our brightest mind came up with new advanced wind turbines that can be built on water and are more efficient.

The last major addition of 2016 were the new Yates Elementary and Ford High School. Now our children can get educated and are better prepared to shape the future for our great town.

2017 looks bright and will see more expansion of our town that will probably go out to be a city.

​

Spoiler: Information January 1st, 2017

Population: 5,251

436 Children
1,257 Teens
1,284 Young Adults
2,174 Adults
100 Seniors

3,281 Workers
16 Births/week
0 Deaths/week

Districts

Ford: 4,702
Evington: 549​

Citizen Happiness

79% Residential Happiness
75% Commercial Happiness
0% Office Happiness
95% Industrial Happiness​

Graduated citizens: 28%

56% Uneducated
40% Educated
4% Well Educated
0% Highly Educated​

Utilities

103MW Power Consumption

100% Wind​

197,936 m^3/week Water Consumption
197,936 m^3/week Sewage Production
104,608 Units/week Garbage Production​

Services

2 Sick Citizens
78% Average Health
56% Fire Hazard
7% Crime Rate​

Public Transportation

Busses

714 Passengers per Week
7 Lines
95.64 Profit per Week​

Import/Export

183 Units Imported

30% Oil Products
12% Ore Products
32% Forestry Products
26% Goods
0% Agricultural Products​

1,119 Units Exported

98% Goods
2% Agricultural Products
​

Natural Resources

Oil

0 Units Available
0 Units Used​

Ore

0 Units Available
0 Units Used​

Forest

53272 Units/week Available
0 Units/week Used​

Fertile Land

101ha Available
8ha Used
​

Pollution

5% Average Ground Pollution
0% Average Drink Water Pollution
42% Average Noise Pollution​

 

[Myquandro]

2017
​

2017 has been about new districts. Three new districts (Trenton, Burton and Oakhills) were created to house the new citizens and provide them with jobs and shops, all to grow from a big town to a small city.

Oakhills is the new industrial area that focusses on forestry and it started late in 2017, so it's still a small district.

Trenton is the biggest of the new districts and is placed in-between Ford and Evington.

Evington has been completed for now and has welcomed some great companies.

The city has also expended Ford Industrial Park to create more goods for the shops to sell to decrease the cities import.

The last of the new district is Burton that is still to be build, roads are build and it's waiting for the construction companies to build houses and for people to start moving in. This will be the big start for 2018 that will also see the city expending it's territory.

Spoiler: Information January 1st, 2018

Population: 7,611

532 Children
1,440 Teens
1,777 Young Adults
2,372 Adults
1,490 Seniors

4,115 Workers
32 Births/week
1 Deaths/week

Districts

Ford: 3,951
Evington: 2,290
Trenton: 1,370
Burton: 0​

Citizen Happiness

69% Residential Happiness
74% Commercial Happiness
0% Office Happiness
83% Industrial Happiness​

Graduated citizens: 45%

53% Uneducated
28% Educated
19% Well Educated
0% Highly Educated​

Utilities

136MW Power Consumption

84% Wind
16% Garbage Incinerators​

235,504 m^3/week Water Consumption
235,504 m^3/week Sewage Production
127,184 Units/week Garbage Production
​

Services

1 Sick Citizens
70% Average Health
42% Fire Hazard
6% Crime Rate​

Public Transportation

Busses

1,084 Passengers per Week
9 Lines
371.68 Profit per Week​

Import/Export

829 Units Imported

11% Oil Products
4% Ore Products
13% Forestry Products
72% Goods
0% Agricultural Products​

1,471 Units Exported

1% Goods
99% Agricultural Products
​

Natural Resources

Oil

0 Units Available
0 Units Used​

Ore

0 Units Available
0 Units Used​

Forest

53319 Units/week Available
26 Units/week Used​

Fertile Land

101ha Available
7ha Used
​

Pollution

6% Average Ground Pollution
0% Average Drink Water Pollution
33% Average Noise Pollution​

 

[Myquandro]

2018​

2018 has seen some expansion but was actually just any ordinair year. Some districts grew, some new companies came to the city and some fine new shops were opening for the public.

Burton was developed after the infrastructure and first buildings were realised back in 2017.

Trenton increased its density and doubled its population.

The biggest thing this year was the start of the construction of a new highway to the planned business district. It will take a couple of year before the highway is build and construction of the business district can take place, but we have made a start.

Spoiler: Information January 1st, 2019

Population: 9,800

886 Children
1,861 Teens
1,972 Young Adults
3,387 Adults
1,694 Seniors

5,300 Workers
51 Births/week
32 Deaths/week

Districts

Ford: 3,721
Evington: 1,911
Trenton: 2,836
Burton: 1,332​

Citizen Happiness

72% Residential Happiness
74% Commercial Happiness
0% Office Happiness
79% Industrial Happiness​

Graduated citizens: 58%

46% Uneducated
33% Educated
21% Well Educated
0% Highly Educated​

Utilities

169MW Power Consumption

81% Wind
19% Incinerator​

265,984 m^3/week Water Consumption
265,984 m^3/week Sewage Production
151,440 Units/week Garbage Production​

Services

9 Sick Citizens
69% Average Health
39% Fire Hazard
8% Crime Rate​

Public Transportation

Busses

1,182 Passengers
12 Lines
543.16 Profit​

Import/Export

282 Units Imported

35% Oil Products
17% Ore Products
38% Forestry Products
10% Goods
0% Agricultural Products​

1,346 Units Exported

30% Forestry Products
1% Goods
69% Agricultural Products
​

Natural Resources

Oil

210 Units Available
0 Units Used​

Ore

0 Units Available
0 Units Used​

Forest

116,818 Units/week Available
840 Units/week Used​

Fertile Land

101ha Available
6ha Used
​

Polution

4% Average Ground Pollution
0% Average Drink Water Pollution
34% Average Noise Pollution​

2019​

2019 saw further growth of the city with the construction of a new district. It has also been the year of the new Power Plant, expanding borders and growing industry.

The biggest news in 2019 has been the new Geothermal Power Plant next to Oakhills. Once we realised that wind energy couldn't provide us with enough energy for the future a new direction had to be chosen, coal, oil, geothermal were they main contenders and after a lot of campaigning from the environmental groups the Geothermal Power Plant was build. It has been a big investment, but the future of the city is looking bright.

It also made it possible to build the new district of Tiffin a reasonably dense build district with lots of opportunities for shoppers and residents.

The extra cars on the road due to the constant growth of the city also required some expansion of the road network.

As we are moving to the 5th anniversary of Green Estuary some parks and decoration we're realised at Evington. 2020 will be the 5th year for our great little city and that deserves something special.

Spoiler: Information January 1st, 2020

Population: 14,219

1,133 Children
2,975 Teens
3,152 Young Adults
4,797 Adults
2,162 Seniors

7,745 Workers
73 Births/week
23 Deaths/week

Districts

Ford: 4,992
Evington: 1,392
Trenton: 3,817
Burton: 1,105
Tiffin: 2,913​

Citizen Happiness

77% Residential Happiness
75% Commercial Happiness
0% Office Happiness
96% Industrial Happiness​

Graduated citizens: 59%

42% Uneducated
38% Educated
20% Well Educated
0% Highly Educated​

Utilities

214MW Power Consumption

19% Wind
72% Geothermal
9% Incinerator​

342,240 m^3/week Water Consumption
342,240 m^3/week Sewage Production
196,640 Units/week Garbage Production​

Services

27 Sick Citizens
67% Average Health
39% Fire Hazard
12% Crime Rate​

Public Transportation

Busses

1,980 Passengers
14 Lines
1,246.20 Profit​

Import/Export

355 Units Imported

37% Oil Products
12% Ore Products
6% Forestry Products
45% Goods
0% Agricultural Products​

2,551 Units Exported

44% Forestry Products
1% Goods
55% Agricultural Products
​

Natural Resources

Oil

59,993 Units Available
0 Units Used​

Ore

70,171 Units Available
0 Units Used​

Forest

135,586 Units/week Available
1,496 Units/week Used​

Fertile Land

101ha Available
8ha Used
​

Polution

4% Average Ground Pollution
0% Average Drink Water Pollution
40% Average Noise Pollution​

 

[Grapplehoeker]

Ah thanks for using the recently added waterfront park asset. I wanted to see it in action before deciding to use it myself.
I like the autumn tree colours.
That's an interesting consequence of building out over polluted water.

 

[Myquandro]

2020​

2020 has been the fifth anniversary of our great city. Wat started out five years ago as a small town in the middle of nowhere has become a noticeable city with over 20,000 citizens.

2020 was the year that we expended our city with the new district of Delphos

And to celebrate the anniversary Delphos got a statue to symbolise the wealth of the city and the role our cities workers have played to achieve that

The anniversary also lead to reconsidering the future of the city and a new district with office jobs was build to prepare for a future in which traditional industry becomes less important. Lettan Isle is the new addition of the growing city.

The city also build a recycling center to move towards a greener future

The future of Green Estuary will be greener then it has ever been.

Spoiler: Information January 1st, 2021

Population: 21,707

1,874 Children
4,518 Teens
4,532 Young Adults
7,119 Adults
3,664 Seniors

10,369 Workers
129 Births/week
40 Deaths/week

Districts

Ford: 4,683
Evington: 2,378
Trenton: 3,797
Burton: 770
Tiffin: 4,462
Delphos: 5,617​

Citizen Happiness

80% Residential Happiness
74% Commercial Happiness
86% Office Happiness
96% Industrial Happiness​

Graduated citizens: 59%

40% Uneducated
41% Educated
19% Well Educated
0% Highly Educated​

Utilities

284MW Power Consumption

20% Wind
72% Geothermal
8% Incinerator​

450,192 m^3/week Water Consumption
450,672 m^3/week Sewage Production
267,856 Units/week Garbage Production​

Services

44 Sick Citizens
72% Average Health
36% Fire Hazard
11% Crime Rate​

Public Transportation

Busses

2,909 Passengers
18 Lines
2,663.40 Profit​

Import/Export

737 Units Imported

12% Oil Products
10% Ore Products
1% Forestry Products
77% Goods
0% Agricultural Products​

3,073 Units Exported

40% Forestry Products
1% Goods
59% Agricultural Products
​

Natural Resources

Oil

59,993 Units Available
0 Units Used​

Ore

70,171 Units Available
0 Units Used​

Forest

135,649 Units/week Available
1,462 Units/week Used​

Fertile Land

99ha Available
10ha Used
​

Polution

3% Average Ground Pollution
0% Average Drink Water Pollution
40% Average Noise Pollution​

 

[Myquandro]

2021​

2021 has seen some new expansions and growth of the population. The city started building it's way to a planned downtown district that has to be build over the coming years. To get there 4 new districts were built (Newark, Camden, Kings and Walden).

Newark Is the most commercial of the new districts and is located at the shoreline. It's next to Camden that also along the shoreline, but more residential focused.

Kings is a relatively small business districts with some commercial buildings and some offices. Walden is another residential district.

2021 has also been the start of a train network for the city, big plans are in the making and the first cargo lines are already built. Connecting both Greenfields with a station and another station to serve Oakhills.

Next year will see the expansion into public rail services and the start of the downtown area.

Spoiler: Information January 1st, 2022

Population: 27,537

2,144 Children
4,762 Teens
6,718 Young Adults
8,343 Adults
5,570 Seniors

13,640 Workers
134 Births/week
66 Deaths/week

Districts

Ford: 3,979
Evington: 2,185
Trenton: 4,705
Burton: 1,367
Tiffin: 3,763
Delphos: 9,266
Camden: 1,187
Walden: 1,085​

Citizen Happiness

79% Residential Happiness
74% Commercial Happiness
89% Office Happiness
96% Industrial Happiness​

Graduated citizens: 60%

35% Uneducated
44% Educated
21% Well Educated
0% Highly Educated​

Utilities

351MW Power Consumption

19% Wind
73% Geothermal
8% Incinerator​

573,680 m^3/week Water Consumption
573,840 m^3/week Sewage Production
337,296 Units/week Garbage Production​

Services

45 Sick Citizens
71% Average Health
37% Fire Hazard
12% Crime Rate​

Public Transportation

Busses

3,038 Passengers
24 Lines
1,862.4 Profit​

Import/Export

1,854 Units Imported

8% Oil Products
5% Ore Products
0% Forestry Products
87% Goods
0% Agricultural Products​

4,476 Units Exported

35% Forestry Products
1% Goods
64% Agricultural Products
​

Natural Resources

Oil

59,993 Units Available
0 Units Used​

Ore

70,171 Units Available
0 Units Used​

Forest

145,437 Units/week Available
1,825 Units/week Used​

Fertile Land

99ha Available
15ha Used
​

Polution

3% Average Ground Pollution
0% Average Drink Water Pollution
43% Average Noise Pollution​

 

[Myquandro]

2022​

2022 has been all about the downtown area. The first addition was Renshard which is located next to Kings and Walden.

The second and third districts for this year were Lexington and Waldron which are both created to get more office jobs in the city. But the most important of the new districts is Trinity.

Trinity has to become the center piece of the city. It already has the central train station with multiple platforms.

Next to Trinity Station is Trinity Park with Trinity Arch on one side and Richardson Concert Hall, named after the cities most important pianist, on the other.

The city will further expand Trinity in 2023 and will try to get the worlds biggest companies to build offices and/or headquarters there.

Spoiler: Information January 1st, 2023

Population: 33,108

2,499 Children
6,382 Teens
7,530 Young Adults
10,466 Adults
6,231 Seniors

17,078 Workers
157 Births/week
124 Deaths/week

Districts

Ford: 4,947
Evington: 1,773
Trenton: 4,494
Burton: 1,215
Tiffin: 4,128
Delphos: 8,252
Camden: 2,272
Walden: 2,953
Renshard: 2,805
Trinity: 269​

Citizen Happiness

79% Residential Happiness
72% Commercial Happiness
90% Office Happiness
96% Industrial Happiness​

Graduated citizens: 56%

38% Uneducated
41% Educated
21% Well Educated
0% Highly Educated​

Utilities

400MW Power Consumption

17% Wind
65% Geothermal
19% Incinerator​

645,392 m^3/week Water Consumption
645,792 m^3/week Sewage Production
393,648 Units/week Garbage Production
​

Services

85 Sick Citizens
70% Average Health
38% Fire Hazard
14% Crime Rate​

Public Transportation

Busses

3,345 Passengers
28 Lines
2,058.40 Profit​

Import/Export

1,595 Units Imported

8% Oil Products
4% Ore Products
0% Forestry Products
88% Goods
0% Agricultural Products​

4,511 Units Exported

35% Forestry Products
1% Goods
64% Agricultural Products
​

Natural Resources

Oil

59,993 Units Available
0 Units Used​

Ore

70,171 Units Available
0 Units Used​

Forest

184,086 Units/week Available
1,915 Units/week Used​

Fertile Land

99ha Available
15ha Used
​

Pollution

4% Average Ground Pollution
0% Average Drink Water Pollution
38% Average Noise Pollution​

 

[charlesnew]

Nice city! Looks good, and I like how you make a new post for every year.

 

[Myquandro]

Thank you. I prefer to see a city evolve instead of just seeing the end result. Besides that it's also a little experience in which I want to see the consequence of certain choices, that's why I'm also including the figures for each year. It's by far not a finished city and there are more then enough assets, mods and unbuilt land to continue for a while.

 

[charlesnew]

Yeah. That's the amazing thing about this game. There will always be new things that get added because of the modulability.

 

[Myquandro]

If there would be anything you want to see about the city, then tell me and I can see if I can do that.

 

[charlesnew]

That's fine. It's your city, you do what you want.

 

[Myquandro]

2023​

Trinity has been growing strong in 2023. What started to grow in 2022 has developed to a complete district in this year.

To sustain growth and make public transportation better for the current city and it's future the new train stations were build and new train lines were created.

Also the city is now big enough to deserve it's own university and GE Institute of Technology is now educating a couple thousand students.

Spoiler: Information January 1st, 2024

Population: 34,576

2,626 Children
6,073 Teens
8,112 Young Adults
10,756 Adults
7,009 Seniors

16,773 Workers
150 Births/week
90 Deaths/week

Districts

Ford: 4,239
Evington: 2,356
Trenton: 4,396
Burton: 827
Tiffin: 4,426
Delphos: 8,130
Camden: 2,282
Walden: 3,266
Renshard: 2,704
Trinity: 1,950​

Citizen Happiness

76% Residential Happiness
70% Commercial Happiness
89% Office Happiness
85% Industrial Happiness​

Graduated citizens: 57%

35% Uneducated
39% Educated
26% Well Educated
0% Highly Educated​

Utilities

411MW Power Consumption

17% Wind
65% Geothermal
17% Incinerator​

645,456 m^3/week Water Consumption
645,856 m^3/week Sewage Production
385,536 Units/week Garbage Production
​

Services

67 Sick Citizens
70% Average Health
39% Fire Hazard
10% Crime Rate​

Public Transportation

Busses

1,503 Passengers
25 Lines
-572 Profit​

Trains

528 Passengers
3 Lines
-4,672.32 Profit​

Import/Export

1,737 Units Imported

8% Oil Products
4% Ore Products
0% Forestry Products
88% Goods
0% Agricultural Products​

4,274 Units Exported

35% Forestry Products
1% Goods
64% Agricultural Products
​

Natural Resources

Oil

59,993 Units Available
0 Units Used​

Ore

70,171 Units Available
0 Units Used​

Forest

184,093 Units/week Available
1,621 Units/week Used​

Fertile Land

99ha Available
13ha Used
​

Pollution

4% Average Ground Pollution
0% Average Drink Water Pollution
32% Average Noise Pollution​

 

[charlesnew]

Nice!

 

[Myquandro]

2024​

2024 has seen the creation of a few new districts (Port Cisco, Marion, Selmer and Redan). This also caused a significant growth of the population from around 35,000 citizens to over 42,000.

Port Cisco is created as the cities first harbor district although the harbours are planned as a future expansion. It's located across the highway from Trinity. It also provides the city with it's biggest hospital.

Redan is a new district to accommodate the growth of the city. It's build on across the river and got it's own highway connection that has to connect the new districts in this area, of which Redan is the first, to the main city.

Selmer is a new district that has to provide workers for a new industrial district for oil companies that is planned on the other side of the roundabout and of which construction will start in 2025.

The city is starting to create a name for itself and that gets new companies like the Marina Bay Resort to the city. More of these companies are showing interest in building offices, stores and even headquarters in our city. These companies will certainly shape the future of Green Estuary.

Spoiler: Information January 1st, 2025

Population: 42,396

3,740 Children
7,331 Teens
9,213 Young Adults
14,878 Adults
7,234 Seniors

21,377 Workers
230 Births/week
143 Deaths/week

Districts

Ford: 3,745
Evington: 2,060
Trenton: 4,414
Burton: 1,244
Tiffin: 3,954
Delphos: 10,149
Camden: 2,222
Walden: 3,053
Renshard: 2,837
Trinity: 3,239
Port Cisco: 3,104
Selmer: 788
Redan: 1,587​

Citizen Happiness

75% Residential Happiness
73% Commercial Happiness
93% Office Happiness
90% Industrial Happiness​

Graduated citizens: 55%

30% Uneducated
35% Educated
31% Well Educated
4% Highly Educated​

Utilities

462MW Power Consumption

17% Wind
65% Geothermal
17% Incinerator​

717,824 m^3/week Water Consumption
718,224 m^3/week Sewage Production
424,256 Units/week Garbage Production
​

Services

417 Sick Citizens
72% Average Health
39% Fire Hazard
12% Crime Rate​

Public Transportation

Busses

1,256 Passengers
28 Lines
-435 Profit​

Trains

466 Passengers
3 Lines
-5,225.76 Profit​

Import/Export

2,561 Units Imported

8% Oil Products
3% Ore Products
0% Forestry Products
89% Goods
0% Agricultural Products​

3,321 Units Exported

35% Forestry Products
1% Goods
64% Agricultural Products
​

Natural Resources

Oil

59,993 Units Available
0 Units Used​

Ore

70,171 Units Available
0 Units Used​

Forest

188,497 Units/week Available
1,691 Units/week Used​

Fertile Land

99ha Available
13ha Used
​

Pollution

5% Average Ground Pollution
0% Average Drink Water Pollution
31% Average Noise Pollution​

 

[Myquandro]

2025​

2025 is the 10th anniversary of our city and for that reason I'm going to include a lot more information in this post like statistics and extra pictures. But first I will go about the year.

This year has seen a significant growth and the start of the oil industry. Olney is a growing industrial district with a focus on oil products due to the big oil field that has been found there.

Redan has been expanding to accommodate the new citizens that move to this city. It has more the quadrupled in size and is now the second district in terms of population after Delphos.

One of the biggest problems the city was facing was the quality of it's water. Due to the low speed of the rivers around the city sewage builds up quickly. The solution was to build new sewage treatment plants on the ocean shore to replace the existing ones. All new installation where build to treat sewage the best way possible. It will take years before the waters around the city are clean again, but we made a beginning.

The city is growing strong and will do so for the coming years.

Spoiler: Information January 1st, 2026

Population: 54,327

4,535 Children
9,450 Teens
11,852 Young Adults
18,900 Adults
9,590 Seniors

26,960 Workers
261 Births/week
106 Deaths/week

Districts

Ford: 4,466
Evington: 1,719
Trenton: 5,584
Burton: 1,216
Tiffin: 4,441
Delphos: 9,274
Camden: 3,077
Walden: 4,411
Renshard: 4,174
Trinity: 3,741
Port Cisco: 3,930
Selmer: 1,665
Redan: 6,629​

Citizen Happiness

79% Residential Happiness
74% Commercial Happiness
94% Office Happiness
95% Industrial Happiness​

Graduated citizens: 52%

28% Uneducated
33% Educated
34% Well Educated
5% Highly Educated​

Utilities

604MW Power Consumption

18% Wind
68% Geothermal
15% Incinerator​

870,880 m^3/week Water Consumption
871,280 m^3/week Sewage Production
504,864 Units/week Garbage Production​

Services

532 Sick Citizens
75% Average Health
28% Fire Hazard
9% Crime Rate​

Public Transportation

Busses

1,345 Passengers
28 Lines
-212 Profit​

Trains

496 Passengers
3 Lines
-5,029.76 Profit​

Import/Export

2,357 Units Imported

1% Oil Products
3% Ore Products
1% Forestry Products
95% Goods
0% Agricultural Products​

5,185 Units Exported

14% Oil Products
31% Forestry Products
1% Goods
54% Agricultural Products
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Natural Resources

Oil

72,915 Units Available
1,500 Units Used​

Ore

70,171 Units Available
0 Units Used​

Forest

188,497 Units/week Available
1,790 Units/week Used​

Fertile Land

99ha Available
15ha Used
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Pollution

8% Average Ground Pollution
0% Average Drink Water Pollution
39% Average Noise Pollution​

 

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10th Anniversary Pictures

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Spoiler: Pictures

 

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10th Anniversary Overlays​

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Garbage

Education - Elementary

Education - High School

Education - University

Citizen Happiness

Health - Healthcare

Health - Deathcare

Levels

Traffic

Pollution

Noise Pollution

Fire Safety

Crime

Outside Connections - Import

Outside Connections - Export

Outside Connections - Tourism

Land Value

Natural Resources

Leisure - Parks and Plazas

Leisure - Unique Buildings

 

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10th Anniversary Statistics​

Spoiler: Statistics