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Saskatchewan 7K v1.0

I have it working now ty man , Looks great ,
a map covering the southern and northern to plz parts of Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba

@Lawrence: too big for what?
You do have experimentalMapSizes = true in C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\userdata\<user ID>\446800\local\settings.lua right?

Saskatchewan 7K v1.0 is to big

@YouBlewIt: Still good for fly-in communities.. lots of airports, and still roads and water. 1:5 map probably better, but! It's true that most of the rail transportation connections are east-west though (so better combined up to just past the rockies, and into ON).

@SoftwareSimian

Excellent! It's sure to be a hit, and I'll see to it that I like, favourite and subscribe!

Canada Transcontinental 12K map is now available:
http://psteamcommunity.yuanyoumao.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1208152299

I'm working on it, stay tuned...

A map that allowed for the partial re-creating of the Transcontinental Canadian Railways, would simply be amazing. The only suggestion I would have is include BC, so as too have the challange of getting over the Rockey Mountains before the relatively straight shot East.

I'm surprised it's not all farms

Also, I noticed that this map stretches quite far north into Saskatchewan. There never were very many railways up there, and the vast majority ran east-west (i.e. the Canadian Pacific, Canadian Northern, Grand Trunk Pacific, etc.) I suggest sometime in the future making a map covering the southern parts of Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba so that guys like me can re-create the transcontinental railways we've been dreaming of.

Oh yeah, and haul grain. Lots and lots of grain.

It was kind of tricky to balance the superabundance of lakes and rivers vs having a playable map. I ended up leaving the terrain flatter than it really is to make things look reasonable in the game. Most of the water is non-navigable (except the largest lakes, e.g. Athabasca).

If a city is misplaced, or if you notice anything else egregiously wrong, please let me know. I have only spent a half-day here and there driving through Sask.