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Texas 100% Achievement-Guide [ENG]
By Xeeran
This guide will list you all achievements of the Texas DLC for American Truck Simulator.
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Category: Achievements, Game Modes, Gameplay Basics, Maps or Levels, Multiplayer, Secrets, Walkthroughs, Workshop
Languages: English
Tags: ATS, American Truck Simulator, SCS, Avid Historian, Texas, Shoreside Delivery, Cotton Bloom, The Lone Star State, Farm Away, Big Country Views
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Guide Index
Overview
Introduction 
Development Progress 
Avid Historian - Part 1 
Avid Historian - Part 2 
Avid Historian - Part 3 
Big Country Views 
Cotton Bloom 
Farm Away 
Shoreside Delivery 
The Lone Star State 
 
Closing Words 
Comments
Introduction
As always SCS released an introduction trailer for the new DLC and startet with #CruisingTexas an community event which is availeable until 8th january 2023:


When you bought the DLC you had the opportunity to get an Armadillo Plush, when you linked your Steam-Account with your World of Truck profile and drive to or from Austin an external contract. If you participate at the community event, you have to drive cargo from or to 15 cities in Texas to achive an new paint job - Horned Lizard - and after the community goal was reached, you received an Lone Star Longhorn ornament as a decoration for your cabine. The Armadillo is so present, because its the mascot of Texas!


Currently this guide is under construction!.
This guide is a part of my American Truck Simulator 100% Achievement Guide. When finished the guide will contain huge spoilers! If you want to figure it out by yourself: DON'T USE THIS GUIDE!

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1465750/American_Truck_Simulator__Texas/
Development Progress
Avid Historian - Part 1
Avid Historian
Discover at least 30 historical markers in Texas


Some marker has a sign as a hint, but not all! And sometimes the historical markers dont appear:

https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2893774312
https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2894168402

So I make an alphabetic list with the names and the location and later an overview. Maybe SCS will add something like they have done for the cutscenes via photo mode with update 1.46. Because of the large amount of markers, I have to splitt it into three parts.
  1. Anson Opera House
  2. Barkhead Hightway through Eastland County
  3. Barnard`s Trading Post No. 2
  4. Baxler's Curve Curve Robbery
  5. Bolivar Point
  6. Bovina
  7. Burkett Pecan Tree
  8. Charles H. Noyes
  9. Christopher Columbus Doty
  10. Clark Hotel
  11. Cook Cemetry
  12. Early Humble Camp in Permian Basin
  13. Early Indian Trail
  14. Early Trail in Montague County
  15. El Paso Salt War
  16. First Post Office
  17. First Producing Gas Well in Kleberg County
  18. Grand Opera House
  19. Guadalupe Peak
  20. Half Moon Reef Lighthouse
  21. Hughes` Springs
  22. Kincaid Hotel
  23. King County
  24. Knippa Trap Rock Plant
  25. Last Battle of the Civil War
  26. Locomotive No.5
  27. Marfa Lights
  28. Medio Creek
  29. Mills Wharf
  30. Oil and Gas industry in Pecos County
  31. Orient Hotel
  32. Paisano Pass
  33. Polk County
  34. Port of Beaumont
  35. Potton House
  36. Presidio - Oldest Town in America
  37. Randall County
  38. Sacred Heart Church
  39. San Clemente Mission
  40. San Saba Peak
  41. Sheep and Goat Industry in Texas
  42. Sidney Sherman
  43. Site of Uribeno
  44. South Llano Crossing
  45. Spanish Explorers
  46. Tex Randall
  47. Texas Business Pioneer Pleasant C. Sams
  48. The Oldest Czech Settlement
  49. The Pecos Cantaloupe
  50. The Texas Rangers and the Fence Cutters
  51. Unknown Marker (no description, dont count)
  52. Unknown Marker 2 (no description, dont count)
  53. Vereins Kirche
  54. Village of the Alabama and Coushatti Indians
  55. World's First Rodeo
  56. Zapata County
Anson Opera House
North of Abilene
Barkhead Highway through Eastland County
West of Fort Worth
Barnard`s Trading Post No. 2
South of Fort Worth
Baxter`s Curve Train Robberty
South of Fort Stockton
Bolivar Point
East of Galveston
Bovina
West of Amarillo
Burkett Pecan Tree
East of Abilene
Charles H. Noyes
East of San Angelo
Christopher Colombus Doty
South of San Angelo
Clark Hotel
Van Horn
Cook Cemetery
West of Waco
Early Humble Camp of in Permian Basin
East of Fort Stockton
Early Indian Trails
East of Huntsville
Early Trails in Montaque County
East of Wichita Falls
El Paso Salt War
East of El Paso
First Post Office
Junction
First Producing Gas Well in Kleberg County
South of Corpus Christi
Grand Opera House
East of Del Rio
Guadalupe Peak
East of El Paso
Half Moon Reef Lighthouse
Victoria
Hughes` Springs
West of Waco
Avid Historian - Part 2
Kincaid Hotel
East of Del Rio
King County
East of Lubbock
Knippa Trap Rock Plant
West of San Antonio
Last Battle of the Civil War
East of Brownsville
Locomotive No. 5
East of Huntsville
Marfa Lights
South of Van Horn
Medio Creek
West of Victoria
Avid Historian - Part 3

Mills Wharf
South of Victoria
Oil and Gas industry in Pecos County
Fort Stockton
Orient Hotel
North of Fort Stockton
Paisano Pass
South of Van Horn
Polk County
South of Lufkin
Port of Beaumont
Beaumont
Potton House
Odessa
Presidio - Oldest Town in America
South of Van Horn
Sacred Heart Church
Galveston
Randall County
Amarillo
San Clemente Mission
San Angelo
San Saba Peak
West of Waco
Spanish Explorers
North of Fort Stockton
Sheep and Goat Industry in Texas
North of San Angelo
Sidney Sherman
Galveston
Site of Uribeno
South of Laredo - its a hidden road
South Llano Crossing
East of Junction - in front of the bridge
Tex Randall
South of Amarillo
Texas Business Pioneer Pleasant C. Sams
West of Wichita Falls
The Oldest Czech Settlement
North of Victoria
The Pecos Cantaloupe
North of Fort Stockton
The Texas Rangers and the Fence Cutters
Waco
Unknown Marker
South of Fort Stockton
Unknown Marker 2
East of Tyler
Vereins Kirche
West of Austin
Village of the Alabama and Coushatti Indians
East of Huntsville
World`s First Rodeo
North of Fort Stockton
Zapata County
South of Laredo
Big Country Views
Big Country Views
View cutscenes from at least 25 viewpoints in Texas


There are 30 cutscenes, but you only have to watch 25. You can check the photo mode and look for the cutscenes you already discoverd. Thats possible since update 1.46! So I think there is no list needed.
Cotton Bloom
Cotton Bloom
Complete 10 deliveries of at least one Cotton Lint, Cotton Seed and Cotton Harvester within Texas


It looks like it doesn't matter which company you choose, as long as its a delivery inside of Texas for one of the described cargoes - so only the seeds would count!



Important notice: For the Harvester you need the Heavy Cargo DLC!
Farm Away
Farm Away
Deliver cargo to or from all farms and livestock auctions in Texas


The company you have to drive to or from is called "Grand Pastures" and the logo looks like:


There are ten areas which belongs to seven cities:
  • Amarillo
  • 2x Dalhart
  • 2x Forth Worth
  • 2x Lubbock
  • San Antonio
  • Victoria
  • Waco
West of Amarillo
Dalhart
North of Fort Worth
South of Fort Worth
North of Lubbock
East of San Antonio
East of Victoria
South of Waco
Shoreside Delivery
Shoreside Delivery
Deliver cargo to or from all shipyards and cargo ports in Texas


There are eight shipyards in total and there are seven companies you have to drive to. The list:
  1. Beaumont - Beaumont Freight Terminal

  2. Brownsville - Brownsville Port

  3. Brownsville - Tera

  4. Corpus Christi - Corpus Christi Cargo Terminal

  5. Corpus Christi - Tera

  6. Galveston - Galveston Port

  7. Houston - Haddock Shipyard

  8. Houston - Houston Cargo Terminal
The Lone Star State
The Lone Star State
Discover every city in Texas


There are 30 cities you have to discover:

  1. Abilene
  2. Amarillo
  3. Austin
  4. Beaumont
  5. Brownsville
  6. Corpus Christi
  7. Dalhart
  8. Dallas
  9. Del Rio
  10. El Paso
  11. Fort Stockton
  12. Fort Worth
  13. Galveston
  14. Houston
  15. Huntsville
  • 16. Junction
  • 17. Laredo
  • 18. Longview
  • 19. Lubbock
  • 20. Lufkin
  • 21. McAllen
  • 22. Odessa
  • 23. San Angelo
  • 24. San Antonio
  • 25. Texarkana
  • 26. Tyler
  • 27. Van Horn
  • 28. Victoria
  • 29. Waco
  • 30. Wichita Falls
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Xeeran  [author] 8 Jun @ 1:29pm 
Danke
stanzebla 8 Jun @ 1:27pm 
Danke für deine ganzen Guides. Ich bin jetzt von Nebraska in der Zeit rückwärts gegangen und muss sagen, dass deine Guides gut waren, aber immer noch besser wurden.
Optera 27 Apr @ 9:07am 
For avid historian the map screenshots are really helpful.
However the sorting feels really arbitrary with markers in the same city spread across 2 or 3 parts.
Having markers grouped by city or road would've made gathering them much easier.
Grits265 14 Apr @ 8:00pm 
I found a way to quickly get the cotton bloom achievement. I used my flatbed to run 8 cotton lint jobs, then set my job distance to 50% and dropped my trailer off at my garage. The Cotton Harvester is on an articulated trailer, and I found a job for that within a few sleep cycles. The Cotton Seed can be in bulk trailers, and I found a job for that after one cycle of hosting a convoy. Start to finish was about three hours.
As a recap, owned flatbed for cotton lint, “borrowed” articulated for Cotton Harvester, and “borrowed” bulk trailer for Cotton Seed.
IceRift73 22 Mar @ 2:00pm 
FARM AWAY: Be careful when using external jobs. If two of the same companies are close together, the external jobs will be from both companies. For example, you could deliver a job to one Lubbock farm, and some of the next external jobs available will be from the same company farm close by. Once you click 'begin delivery' on one of those, it will need picked up from the other close by farm and even when delivered IT WON'T COUNT TOWARDS THE ACHIEVEMENT.
Xeeran  [author] 16 Mar @ 9:20am 
The distance is different and you can sometimes drive full speed ahead and sometimes you have to slow down, because the trigger point is very close to the marker.
Witch Moon/Canondah 16 Mar @ 9:16am 
So what's the deal with the historic markers? What counts as "visited"? How close do you need to be? Do you have to drive below a certain speed? Or come to a full stop? Do you have to point the camera at them? I drove along the 190 between Huntsville and Beaumont, where there are supposed to be four in a row, but only got two of them. Maybe because it was the middle of the night and I only really saw the two inside the town next to each other which were lit by the street lights (otherwise it seems to be a hopeless endeavour at night time) but I really wonder what exactly the conditions are for the achievement.
Xeeran  [author] 14 Mar @ 2:33pm 
Yeah same company in Brownsville. Dunno why it shows the wrong picture.
Witch Moon/Canondah 14 Mar @ 2:27pm 
Why does the Brownsville Tera show a Corpus Christi destination? I suppose it is the same company just located in Brownsville?
Xeeran  [author] 12 Jan @ 4:06am 
Thanks. Looks like there is more wrong. I have to check it.