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Old Gotham Bay, NJ

Gotham Bay is situated in the State of New Jersey, slightly to the north of Atlantic City on the eastern seaboard. The five main Gotham Islands sit at the head of Gotham Bay where it is feed by the Mullica River and springs flowing from the beneath the Gotham Hills extensive cave system. The Gotham Islands were first sited by Europeans in 1635 by Captain Jon Logerquist sailing on behalf of the Dutch. In 1665 the lands came under British control. Following the American War of Independence Anthony Wayne purchased the area and it remained under Wayne family control until the Great Recession of 2008. Wayne Enterprises entered into an agreement with the State of New Jersey to sell the land as a new city to make up for extensive loses the company rightfully received during the financial crisis. The environmental impact studies are now complete, and Gotham Bay is now ready to serve as America’s next great city on the Atlantic seaboard…


This is the latest and definitive version of my Gotham Bay map. I've uploaded a couple previous versions of this map but was never really happy with it. However, I'm finally happy with this version. Admittedly, these Gotham Islands are bigger in this version than most but Gotham is supposed to be a metropolis so I wanted to give this map a New York feel. I recommend you use an 81 tile mod in order to use the full map, but you can play this map without it.

This map uses my custom Garden State Theme which you can get using the afore mentioned link.

This map also uses the following custom tree assets:

• Tall Grass Clusters by MrMaison
  
• Pampas Grass by MrMaison
  
• Southern Live Oak by MrMaison
  
• Pine Tree by MrMaison
  
• Beech Tree by pdelmo
  
• Generic Tree Pack by Los Gecko

Additionally, please feel free to check out other maps:

• San Martin Bay
  
• King's Cove
  
• Gotham Bay
  
• Gotham Bay - Circa 1900

You can also review three custom buildings I've uploaded:

• Colossal Field
  
• Gotham Bay Town Hall
  
• San Martin Town Hall