Some Staunton History. yo.
Staunton has a population of an estimated 2,579,631, as of 2007. The City is America's 4th Largest City, originally 3rd, with a population of 2,876,467, before the Crash. Staunton has an unemployment rate of 18.9%, largest in the country, leaving Staunton with almost 1/3 of the city under the poverty line. Since 2001, the city has lost an estimated 296,836 people, all in just 5 years. Most moved away from New Jersey, or simply moved to the suburbs.
In Staunton either your rich or your poor. Staunton is home to the rich and famous, but also the poor and unlucky. The gap between the rich and poor has never been so big after the Crash. The main goal of a Stauntonite is to become extremely Rich and Famous. Once achiving this, you should be happy, as so it is thought. Staunton Square is littered with huge billboards of beautiful people, and conglomorate corporations. Such corporations like Galviston Enterprises (Now Called Galcorp) and JC Summit Entertainment have since controlled the city after the crash, the Mayor (Joe Greedson) and the rest of City Council are usually persuaded by the evil Corporations or organized crime leaders. The city's infastructure has virtually collapsed, but is showing signs of improving.
Staunton is a rather diverse city. A majority of the city is Caucasian, 41%, while 29% of the city is African-American. Then comes Hispanics (19%) and Asian (11%). Racial disharmony still exists in much of Jefferson, and Tremorton. The Jefferson Area, alone, has the highest crime rates in the country.
Street Scene, Phantom Avenue.
Still unnamed Central Park Area.
Cybersoft Offices, along with the skyline.
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Originally Posted by cur_sed
I'd also love to know the height of the tall one - looks like a biggie.
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Originally Posted by Derek loves SD
(whats the height?)
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Despite its illusion, the Tower is not as tall as it looks. The top Floor, office of Dill Nates, floor 49, is only 591 feet above Street Level, the decorative spire is 680 feet above street level. The Tower gives the illusion of being much taller because it is located fairly far from the main central downtown core, when compared with the larger towers, Cybersoft looks a lot smaller than in person.
The two twinned towers are both 231 Feet High, 26 Floors.
SKETCHUP IS SO SLOW! Ugh its so slow now
takes more than 3 mins or so to turn on the shadows, another 3 mins to export the image. Google needs to improve this soon! Its getting rediculous.