Hello mappers!
It’s been a while since I posted my last update on the city of Trevers. And since it’s the end of the year, I figured it would be nice show what I’ve been doing this year. I wanted to do a lot this year, but because my personal life was very busy I didn’t come really that far with what was on the planning.
Nevertheless have been working all year around Trevers, and it’s not finished at all. Yes, I’ve made some significant and noticeable changes and I’ve restuctured and organised I’ve completely changed the forest area Monument Hills – which to me looked very weird in the middle of the city – for a Monument Park, which is very large and empty at the moment, but will be filled up more when I start working on detailing the surrounding suburbs.
I’ve been working on San Mateo (wiki), the seaside resort city next to Trevers. The structure of how it will look is already very visible. There are also some parts of Starford mapped in more detail, most of it is just roads yet. A suburb that is already mapped extensively is Fletcher, which is located underneath the airport.
For the most part I’ve been working on detail. Some highlights are the Seneca Stadium, a sport and event venue which is planned to be used somewhere in Geolympic history. It features a sunken logistics lane (which is actually on ground level) and a large plaza and parking garage beneath the stadium.
Also, I’ve been working on the Unity Station (wiki), the main railway station of the city. The station building now includes a mall and the area now features a new square with decoration, bus station and various services.
There have been many updates to larger railway stations like Concordia, but also Fletcher International Airport railway station (wiki). This one was more difficult because I had to map under all the existing features. The airport itself is also an absolute highlight for me. Also some subway and bus stations are ready to be used in the next year.
Besides that, I’ve done a lot beside mapping. I’ve filled many wiki pages, created some templates and made some images like this GIF of the growth of the Trevers Metro network.

And of course there are many more things to find in Trevers. 2017 is going to be an exciting year for me. I will join in my first collaborative project, Trevers will be finished and I will start to map more natural features in the country and I will do a lot of villages and smaller towns in more rural areas. Also I will find a solution for this weird river split of the Ansy and the Vale, but at the moment have no idea how to fix it best.
What do you think of the changes, and what are your highlights of 2016?
Happy mapping and happy New Year,
PortCal
Discussion
Comment from eklas on 31 December 2016 at 17:18
I mean I haven’t seen how Trevers looked before the changes, but it looks really good now. The airport and the Unity station are perfect (I’m nominating it on Wiki.)
And for me, I guess the highlight would be joining OGF? I don’t know, I haven’t made that much progress with Drabantia yet (though watch out since I plan to cover the entire country with waterways, forests and roads by the end of 2017.)
Comment from refried sushi on 31 December 2016 at 19:27
I for one do remember what Trevers looked like before, and it is a much improved and more detailed endeavor than before. Keep up the good work, neighbor.
PS) Lets get a ferry going at some point.
Comment from Thunderbird on 1 January 2017 at 19:18
I really like what Trevers and its surrounding suburbs look like now. One thing I would like to see (as feedback) is where the municipality line is between Trevers and its suburbs.
And the subway map looks brilliant, did you use Adobe Illustrator?
Comment from tparigo on 2 January 2017 at 13:39
Hi, Trevers is a city that i often look and not only because it is close to where i map. Congratulations on your progress, the city looks very good. I really like the port/coast design. Go on :)
Comment from yuriyhlmacof on 3 January 2017 at 14:23
Hi, @PortCal!
I realy like your work in OGF, both wiki and map. The evolution of Trevers this year has been astonishing. I just can’t realise how you could do so much with that level of detail on this year. CONGRATS!
I would like to suggest an idea to the Ansy and Vale problem: you could make a river (maybe ‘Vale River’) finishing at the northeast of Ansley (somewhere around here) It would turn the area of Trevers into a kind of delta. You would only need to change some tags and the directions of some ways. That would explain the splits and could originate new fresh ideas for the city’s Metropolitan Area.
Once again, congratulations for your work! Happy 2017 and happy mapping