Springwood City Wiki



Welcome to the Springwood City Wiki
This is a wiki for Two Dollars Twenty's Cities: Skylines YouTube series, Springwood. It is an ultra-realistic full-scale city loosely based on Los Angeles.

IMPORTANT: This is a temporary wiki while Two Dollars Twenty and collaborating web developers create a more professional solution.

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIn2KNbbwCbmDkGSJ_lO1Hg

Tour: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VLR3z-MoyF4

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"In this series I will be building Springwood city in Cities Skylines. Subscribe, follow and help expand Springwood into a sprawling, vibrant region in my Let's Build Cities Skylines series." -Two Dollars Twenty

Facing the downtown from the river is North, left is west, and right is east.

For more information, visit the Discord. == Districts of Springwood --- {| class="article-table" !Name !Description !Location !Notes
 * Tomtown
 * A beachfront area loosely based on Coney Island.
 * Far east from the downtown.
 * Riverside
 * A suburban district close to Palmdale.
 * The right side of Stanford Bridge
 * Stanford
 * A large industrial/fishing area with a fish market and container harbor.
 * Left to Riverside
 * Downtown
 * The center of the city is where you find financial institutions and full of skyscrapers new and old.
 * It is on the river by Crompton.
 * Evergreen
 * A high-wealth area with winding roads, based loosely on Beverly Hills.
 * Located in the east of the city, It is south of Interstae 8 {The Eastside Loop}
 * This district is where the dam and observatory is located and mostly a remote area of Springwood.
 * Downtown
 * The center of the city is where you find financial institutions and full of skyscrapers new and old.
 * It is on the river by Crompton.
 * Evergreen
 * A high-wealth area with winding roads, based loosely on Beverly Hills.
 * Located in the east of the city, It is south of Interstae 8 {The Eastside Loop}
 * This district is where the dam and observatory is located and mostly a remote area of Springwood.
 * Located in the east of the city, It is south of Interstae 8 {The Eastside Loop}
 * This district is where the dam and observatory is located and mostly a remote area of Springwood.
 * This district is where the dam and observatory is located and mostly a remote area of Springwood.
 * This district is where the dam and observatory is located and mostly a remote area of Springwood.

Government
Springwood's leader and creator is the incredible Two Dollars Twenty. He is in charge of the city, government departments and all other things associated with Springwood.

Government agencies
You can assign yourself to any government department that has not yet been taken. Do not change any Managing Director names without prior permission from previous director.

History
The City of Springwood was founded by Carlton Kane in August of 1875. The city served as a major transport hub, with railways transporting cargo from the cities of Las Palmas and Tenbury to the people of the West Coast.

In February of 1902 construction began on the dock lands which, although now much more developed, are still in operation today. Regular shipping routes ran to the Gayen Peninsula and Osahara. At the time of construction, Springwood's Docklands were the second busiest in the world, only behind Southampton in the United Kingdom.

Major development of the city of Springwood began in 1904, as a means to increase the population of the town, which at the time stood at only 6000. Within a year, the population increased to well over 65,000. During this time, the city's services and choice of leisure activities drastically improved. The world famous (at the time) Sunflower Amusement Park was constructed in the district of Palmdale, a major attraction bringing in crowds from all over, the town looked to be on the economic rise.

However, when World War I began, it spelt disaster for the thriving little city. The trade routes which proved vital for Springwood's financial standing collapsed as a result of the global economy's suffering at the time. Over 15,000 of the city's population were drafted in for military service, of which only 3,200 returned.

After the end of the war, Springwood had to recover. They did this by establishing new trade routes to places such as New York, Perth and Rio De Janeiro. Springwood quickly became an economic giant.

1935 was an important year for Springwood. The city declared independence from the United States of America on May 25th of that year. This national holiday is still celebrated today. As an result of becoming independent, Springwood did not partake in World War II, and during this time developed its infrastructure heavily. In 1944 the Springwood tram system came into service. In 1950 Springwood International Airport began its construction, it was to be completed in 1963. And a massive renovation of the docklands occurred in 1953.

The 1950s were a very influential time for Springwood. Due to it being a city focused on mainly transport and trade, many large corporations established hubs there, including the airline Pan-AM, who still have a large office building in the downtown area to this day.

However, in 1965, Springwood began to struggle. All of the capital spent on creating and improving the infrastructure caused the independent nation to suffer huge financial losses. At one point the local government even considered rejoining the United States. But this matter was resolved after a large investment from Flux Inc. and Strictoaster Ltd. (both of these huge companies were founded in Springwood).

Due to this massive investment from both global corporations, Springwood began to re-stabalise and continued to grow well on into the 1980s.

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