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Welcome to the Japanese village of Soeda, and their recently built channel, shortening the transportation by ships with several days, which would explain the heavy traffic. An old train line and a brand new tunnel connects this otherwise remote town to the neighbouring villages. With all the new jobs provided by the channel, the population has increased to new heights.

ebla71 wrote:The Tonopah and Goldfield Railroad Co. was opened in 1905 to help transport gold (what else?) from some remote parts of Nevada first to Reno and then to the coasts. Also some people tried to graze cattle in this remote place or otherwise make a living. Still, the traffic can be handled by a single mixed train which is seen here just approaching Goldfield station. A passenger coach, a few flat cars, and a caboose - that's all. After the engineers have put the loco in the small shed they will certainly head for the saloon next to the station to also "re-fill" a bit Just wonder what the cart is pulling up to the church on the hill There were rumors that somebody had tried to illegally enter the McGregor mine in the hills next to Red Rock Canyon - and ya know, people here tend not to wait for the sheriff so maybe ... or maybe not?

FlameSing wrote:A town from my current map, suited on a fictional southern continent, on it's brink of industrial revolution

Fredinho wrote:Welcome to the Japanese village of Soeda, and their recently built channel, shortening the transportation by ships with several days, which would explain the heavy traffic. An old train line and a brand new tunnel connects this otherwise remote town to the neighbouring villages. With all the new jobs provided by the channel, the population has increased to new heights.

Welcome to the airport of Lima, located just on the outskirts of the city. Connected to both regional train lines, bus lines and the city tram, you can go anywhere in no time!

wyndbain wrote: 08 Apr 2022 21:53 Took a while but it's the best I've got on the current server...

competition rules wrote:Please make sure your entry is in an "attachment" ...

wyndbain wrote: 08 Apr 2022 21:53Last edited by wyndbain on Sat Apr 09, 2022 3:15 pm, edited 1 time in total.

wallyweb wrote: 09 Apr 2022 20:04 That worked. Hopefully you will continue with many submissions over the coming months and years.

wyndbain wrote: 10 Apr 2022 15:59 if you do see me again it means I've already built stuff that fits the topic lmao

Myroodah Station is a cattle farm in the far north-west of Australia. The distance to the next major settlement is long and therefore the few people who live here often take a plane or the The Flying Doctors come to care for the locals. Decide for yourself if this sandy landing strip qualifies as an airport ...

GarryG wrote: 24 Apr 2022 00:47 Here my screenshot entry. Small airport in out back Australia

ebla71 wrote: 24 Apr 2022 00:55 Excited to see that there is also somebody else who thinks "small is beautiful"

The movement never stops at Slonbourne Airport, which receives air traffic from the entire region, both passengers and cargo.

Located at the northern end of the city, it is very easy to reach by interstate highway or rail lines.

It also has a very important cargo distribution center from which packages are distributed throughout the region.

Kinfingburg Aero Club