The real-life counterpart is roughly 14 km and would barely fit the whole city in the game. Harry Boulton Posted 11th Jul 2022 12:00 Deciding the best Cities Skylines maps is a tricky task as there are so many different variables to consider, that also differ when considering what type of city you're looking to build and the level of challenge you're used to. I also measured Tampere, Finland (which I expect to be more accurate than SF) on Google Earth, which I compared with the map from the game. And this can only be done with SC4-style regions. Realistically, I think that's going to be #2, where you would connect with the outside world, though I hope we can seriously build sprawling metropolises like in real life. Is this a preview of a REGION ala SimCity 4?.

Rotate the map so that the initial HW connection is to the left, NOT the river in the starting tile but.

The vanilla 'Islands' (it jas some, but is not an archipelago by a long shot) map has a very capable river 2-3 tiles out, I have 2 dams on it creating more than 2000MW. However, this large area seems to go beyond the map presented in the 'Zones & Signature Buildings' video. I think one of the original maps had a 1600 mw dam. I think it has been pointed out that New Dollarton was built on the River Delta map.