Phildelphia 1682, Ever wondered what William Penn saw landing in the Delaware River? Well now you can build Philly to the greatness it is today! By landfilling and creating the Philly of Today....

In 1769 Mission San Diego de Alcala was established in this Bay and this is what the settlers would of saw coming into the bay....

Though the Pittsburgh landscape hasn't changed much since George Washington marched on Fort Duquesne during the French and Indian War. Here is what Pittsburgh settlers would of saw when founding this region....

Charted in 1780 by the Virginia Assembly and named for the French King who help the United States gain independence from the British....

Founded in 1786 by settlers from Falmouth. A dense forestest area great for logging and with many hills this map offers a naturist paradise to build parks and small communities....

Maped out by the Sons of William Penn in 1743 and then est in 1752 to act as the county seat for Berks County. It became a major railroad hub with the P&R Railroad company and acts as the inspiration for the Reading Railroad on the Monoploy board....

Founded in 1670 and named Charles Town after King Charles of England, and the site of the first shots of the American Civil War at Fort Sumter. Editors Note: I created this map after the modern day Charleston, because Charleston is 75% landfill and creatin...

Fouded by General Oglethorpe in 1733, the city was laid out like a military encampment with drilling sqaures in the middle of each housing sqaure. The sqaures would be used for military drill, markets, festivals and even exacutions. Savannah was the only c...