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Exe Estuary
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Exe Estuary

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The Exe Estuary is my first effort in the Cities:Skylines Map Editor and my first ever Steam Workshop file.

The Exe Estuary is situated in the South-West of England and includes the city of Exeter as well as the town's of Exmouth and Dawlish. It is on the western edge of Lyme Bay, marking the beginning of the World Heritage Site, The Jurassic Coast, famous for it's richeness of fossil deposits.

This is a mostly flat map made using a heightmap from Terrain.Party. It strays from the real world estuary in its placement of the river Exe which runs from the North. This wasn't imported with the heightmap so was mannually added. The river running from the West does not exist in real life, it was added to add a little more of a challenge and variety to the terrain.

I hope you enjoy building on this map. Let me know what you think.
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Pancake 10 Jul, 2015 @ 5:38am 
While I really do like the map, I have had to modify it to be better accurate, your River Exe placement could be better, and more curved
Hellhound 19 May, 2015 @ 6:22am 
Thanks for this! I'm from exeter, and trying to make this map myself confused the hell out of me!
jaxonhmmnd  [author] 1 Apr, 2015 @ 5:27am 
@Kookas: Go ahead.
Kookas 21 Mar, 2015 @ 3:15am 
A very nice map. I've been recreating the starting road/rail network on this, loosely based on the actual M5 and the GWR, including smoothing out the slopes where I lay the motorway & railway for added authenticity. I'm just wondering whether you would mind me submitting that to the workshop, crediting you for the terrain (perhaps with you as a contributor).