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I just want to let the viewersknow that they can vote too for this map. And if you vote in February - you can get this map into the Viewers choice top 10.
And you can vote on all other maps that are reviewed too. Enjoy the video If you like this map: don't forget to like the video, subscribe to the BonBonB channel, and VOTE
Video link here to vote for J's map: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3M9OyUOT49c
Another map will be called "Tysons" which holds McLean inside the 25 tile area. Both maps will be scale at my normal 16x16 kms so that they remain accurate. I love the DC area for it's mixture of greenery, highways, streams, the mixed urban usage and the fact that there are so many small downtowns like Silver Spring, Bethesda, Tysons, Rockville and also smaller ones like Reston, out near Dulles. I tend to like low density urban areas, but i also like some areas that contain mid height apartments and office buildings. The DC area is perfect for my style. Atlanta is another area with a lot of greenery and different urban layouts. Places like Buckhead for instance.
The Ashburn area is a very interesting suburban area. A very interesting road layout. I use Network 2, Extra Landscaping tools and some others such as Fine Road Tools and Road Anarchy. Check the mods are enabled in the Contents Manager before playing.