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Located on the banks of the Illinois River, Peoria is the eighth-most populous city in the State and is known for its strong heritage, unique skyline, and connections to the wider Midwest. Industry also plays an important role in Peoria’s identity. 
Peoria’s connection to the Illinois River runs deep, from its early days as a trading post to its modern role in logistics. Our rendition of the city includes a custom river port depot, allowing players to experience this important aspect of local industry firsthand. With its sweeping waterfront views, the river also delivers some of the most memorable driving moments in Peoria. 
On the road network side, drivers will primarily find themselves travelling along Interstate 74, which connects Peoria to Bloomington and beyond, as well as U.S. Route 24. Both routes provide important links for truckers passing through central Illinois, and ensure Peoria remains a key stop on your journey across the state.

We hope you’ve enjoyed this first look at Peoria, and we’re excited to share even more from this upcoming DLC soon. If you like what you've seen, be sure to add Illinois for American Truck Simulator to your Steam Wishlist, and be sure to also follow our official social media channels for all the latest updates and previews. Until next time, keep on truckin’!
You’ll find yourself drivin’ past cypress swamps, rollin’ through lively cities like New Orleans and crossin’ the mighty Mississippi that’s shaped this land for generations. It ain’t just the sights, though, there’s work aplenty here. From farms to oil fields, the Pelican State keeps truckers busy haulin’ all kinds of cargo.
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