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{{Infobox plop | {{Infobox plop | ||
| − | |img = {{{image1|{{{img|[[Image: | + | |img = {{{image1|{{{img|[[Image:US Capitol.png|300px]]}}}}}} |
|dl = | |dl = | ||
|author = Maxis | |author = Maxis | ||
| − | |size = | + | |size = 6x5 |
| − | |type = | + | |type = {{Infobox plop/Parks and Recreation}} |
|plop-cost = 135,000 | |plop-cost = 135,000 | ||
|monthly-cost = 260 | |monthly-cost = 260 | ||
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It provides no services aside from a Landmark Effect and Mayor Rating boost. | It provides no services aside from a Landmark Effect and Mayor Rating boost. | ||
| − | It is a recreation of {{WP|United States Capitol}} in {{WP|Washington, DC}}, {{WP|United States}}, constructed in 1800, roughly as it appeared in 2003. | + | It is a recreation of the {{WP|United States Capitol}} in {{WP|Washington, DC}}, {{WP|United States}}, constructed in 1800, roughly as it appeared in 2003. |
{{Template:Navbox/Civic}} | {{Template:Navbox/Civic}} | ||
[[Category:Landmark Buildings]] | [[Category:Landmark Buildings]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:06, 9 August 2019
Lot Stats
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| Lot Size | 6x5 |
| Plop Cost | §135,000 |
| Monthly Cost | §260 |
| Bulldoze Cost | §12,150 |
| Landmark Effect | 80 over 28 tiles |
| Mayor Rating Effect | 9 over 256 tiles |
| Fire Stage | 5 |
| Flammability | 35 |
| Power Consumed | 90 MWh/Month |
| Water Consumed | 450 m3/Month |
| Air Pollution | 1 over 2 tiles |
| Water Pollution | 2 over 3 tiles |
| Garbage Pollution | 13 over 0 tiles |
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| General Information | |
| Credits | Author: Maxis
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The US Capitol Building 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 the United States Capitol in Washington, DC, United States, constructed in 1800, roughly as it appeared in 2003.
