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[center]SE Espron[center]
Welcome to the city of Espron! As you can tell, it's a heavily forested area, with lots of room for future expansion or metroparks. This city is located in the southwest region of Mitron, about 15 miles from the coast. The population of this "quadrant" is ~18,000. The city is divided into 4 quadrants, this is the SE one.
An overview of this quadrant, you can see how it's essentially divided up.
This is the farthest south & east suburb within the city limits. It's mostly filled with medium-wealth citizens that work in the nearby industrial zone. However, many of them also work in the nearby commercial center. The residents generally use the highway or nearby train station to commute.
This is the commercial district, based around the rail station.
This is the industrial area I was talking about. Manufacturing dominates here.
Little map of the main two ways of transit in the suburb I've been showing you about.
Power Parkway, the main supplier of power to Espron.
The main water purifier, because even manufacturing pollutes, and it hits the river hard being so close. On the idea of clean power, they even installed a wind turbine for power.
Onto the eastern bank of the river, another suburb, with lots of apartments.
The a small store outlet east of the river.
As we head farther south along the bank, we reach this industrial roadway. If you look closely, I believe there's some high tech there.
Along the most southern tip of the city limits, we reach a poorer side of town. Back in the '50s, when this area was developing, the factory managers needed homes for their workers. But they weren't willing to supply funds for proper homes, so the bottom of society lives here to supply the factories.
This elevated over ground highway cloverleaf is the main way, to get to the southern half of Espron if you're on the western bank.
Well, that's all for now! As this is my first CJ, please leave any tips or comments. Questions are accepted too! Stay tuned for more updates from Mitron!
Welcome to the city of Espron! As you can tell, it's a heavily forested area, with lots of room for future expansion or metroparks. This city is located in the southwest region of Mitron, about 15 miles from the coast. The population of this "quadrant" is ~18,000. The city is divided into 4 quadrants, this is the SE one.
An overview of this quadrant, you can see how it's essentially divided up.
This is the farthest south & east suburb within the city limits. It's mostly filled with medium-wealth citizens that work in the nearby industrial zone. However, many of them also work in the nearby commercial center. The residents generally use the highway or nearby train station to commute.
This is the commercial district, based around the rail station.
This is the industrial area I was talking about. Manufacturing dominates here.
Little map of the main two ways of transit in the suburb I've been showing you about.
Power Parkway, the main supplier of power to Espron.
The main water purifier, because even manufacturing pollutes, and it hits the river hard being so close. On the idea of clean power, they even installed a wind turbine for power.
Onto the eastern bank of the river, another suburb, with lots of apartments.
The a small store outlet east of the river.
As we head farther south along the bank, we reach this industrial roadway. If you look closely, I believe there's some high tech there.
Along the most southern tip of the city limits, we reach a poorer side of town. Back in the '50s, when this area was developing, the factory managers needed homes for their workers. But they weren't willing to supply funds for proper homes, so the bottom of society lives here to supply the factories.
This elevated over ground highway cloverleaf is the main way, to get to the southern half of Espron if you're on the western bank.
Well, that's all for now! As this is my first CJ, please leave any tips or comments. Questions are accepted too! Stay tuned for more updates from Mitron!
For your highways, I suggest this to just make it more eye-appealing. 
Eventually I'll get more plops too.
and move