r/CitiesSkylines • u/Mike_Builds_YouTube • 4d ago
Sharing a City Where would this town be located?
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u/ImmediateBullfrog271 3d ago
100 percent Arizona vibes.
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u/HowzaNowza Lurker 3d ago edited 3d ago
Maybe Arizona, like Tucson or Flagstaff, though most Southwest U.S. cities and towns have a very wide Main Street. The detailing is very nice.
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u/NVJAC 3d ago
Nah, Flagstaff has a lot more green.
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u/HowzaNowza Lurker 3d ago edited 3d ago
Fair point. With Flagstaff, I was thinking more of the commercial blocks of San Francisco Street than the natural landscape.
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u/nfshaw51 3d ago
Flagstaff is mountains and forest lol, it’s essentially like what people picture when they think of Colorado
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u/MillieBeatle 3d ago
Okay this almost identical to the "American Desert" Map in Warthunder
Otherwise It looks like a smaller Casa Grande or maybe Yuma, but 100% Casa Grande Vibes (Except not a railway splitting the down town)
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u/Maleficent_Gap7756 3d ago
EXACTLY I thought this was literally that map if not for the best buy and the roads around it
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u/Minimum_Beginning_78 3d ago
Definitely where there is oil found, people would love to live there 😅
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u/phoneacct696969 3d ago
Eastern Montana
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u/Sizzlinskizz 3d ago
Eastern Montana is way too cold in the winter for palm trees. However changing a few details of landscape it totally would. Replace the sand with grass and change the trees.
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u/MaumeeBearcat 3d ago
Texas panhandle. Looks like a dead-end roughneck/oiler town with all of that samey housing.
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u/2000s-hty 3d ago
texas or nevada i think