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+ | |img = {{{image1|{{{img|[[Image:Coit Tower.png|300px]]}}}}}} | ||
+ | |dl = | ||
+ | |author = Maxis | ||
+ | |size = 3x3 | ||
+ | |type = Landmark | ||
+ | |plop-cost = 55,000 | ||
+ | |monthly-cost = 110 | ||
+ | |bulldoze-cost = 4,950 | ||
+ | |construction-time = | ||
+ | |flammability = 10 | ||
+ | |fire = 3 | ||
+ | |power = 1 | ||
+ | |water = 7 | ||
+ | |air-mag = 0 | ||
+ | |air-spr = 0 | ||
+ | |water-mag = 1 | ||
+ | |water-spr = 2 | ||
+ | |garbage-mag = 3 | ||
+ | |garbage-spr = 0 | ||
+ | |landmark-mag = 30 | ||
+ | |landmark-spr = 18 | ||
+ | |mayor-mag = 5 | ||
+ | |mayor-spr = 256 | ||
+ | |support = | ||
+ | |credits = '' | ||
+ | }} | ||
+ | '''Coit Tower''' is a [[Landmark|Landmark Building]] in SimCity 4. | ||
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+ | It provides no services aside from a Landmark Effect and Mayor Rating boost. | ||
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+ | It is a recreation of {{WP|Coit Tower}} in {{WP|San Francisco}}, {{WP|California}}, {{WP|United States}}, completed in 1933. | ||
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[[Category:Landmark Buildings]] | [[Category:Landmark Buildings]] |
Revision as of 02:44, 2 February 2014
Lot Stats
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Department
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Landmark |
Lot Size | 3x3 |
Plop Cost | §55,000 |
Monthly Cost | §110 |
Bulldoze Cost | §4,950 |
Landmark Effect | 30 over 18 tiles |
Mayor Rating Effect | 5 over 256 tiles |
Fire Stage | 3 |
Flammability | 10 |
Power Consumed | 1 MWh/Month |
Water Consumed | 7 m3/Month |
Air Pollution | 0 over 0 tiles |
Water Pollution | 1 over 2 tiles |
Garbage Pollution | 3 over 0 tiles |
Ploppable Lot | |
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General Information | |
Credits | Author: Maxis
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Coit Tower is a Landmark Building in SimCity 4.
It provides no services aside from a Landmark Effect and Mayor Rating boost.
It is a recreation of Coit Tower in San Francisco, California, United States, completed in 1933.