- Cities: 5
- Great Works: 1
Deep in the valley of a massive mountain range, this region features the confluence of two rivers into one larger river. Five city sites hug the banks of the rivers while a rail network winds its way through the base of the mountains.
Brakeman’s Folly
This wooded hilltop site has a rail tunnel running under it that exits riverside. For those willing to clear the forest, Brakeman’s Folly has an overabundance of metal deposits; both coal and ore.
Whitewater Crossing
Situated at the confluence of two great rivers, Whitewater Crossing has copious coal and ore deposits ready to be extracted and shipped along the river.
Twain
What this sprawling site lacks in natural resources, it makes up for in ease of use. Extending into Rio Fuerte, Twain connects to the regional rail line and is ideal for shipping to the Global Market via the river.
Elm Grove
Filled with a dense forest, Elm Grove has a modest oil reservoir and a light sprinkling of raw ore. The fresh mountain air is alluring to visitors of this wooded site.
Riverbend
Straddling the southernmost tributary of the Cascadia River, this site presents the challenge of developing a city that crosses both banks. The reward to such an industrious mayor is a deep reservoir of crude oil.