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Silvertown Mine & San Francisco Railroad

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Description
Look! New Graphics!

So... New a update with much better graphics has come out.
I WILL NOT use the old graphics anymore
and so this map works best with new graphics, but it does not use the Art Deco skyscraper, Classic skyscraper, Pointytop building or narrow offices , because this map is set in 1863, so you can run it on the old version.

Backgroud and Setting.

Mr R. Parker ran the Silvertown Mine & San Francisco Railroad (SM&SFRR). It connected the silver mining town of Silvertown to San Francisco, where R. Parker could sell the silver. Mr. R. Parker also ran the silver mine in Silvertown. Mr. R. Parker was not a nice man. Nor did he run the SM&SFRR properly. The workers on the railroad risked death every second of that they worked on that evil railroad. Earlier that year, A horrid crash happened, leaving 5 train crew dead, and only 1 survivor. The person left contacted a layer, who came to check if the railroad was safe or should be closed.

The Crash

The day that the lawer came was the first and last time Mr. R. Parker would be on a train on his railroad. The train crew started the train, and jumped off. the train, with 57 tonnes of silver on board, FLEW past Richard's Bridge, and past Silverton. There, the lawer jumped off and was going to go back to where he worked, and shut down the railroad. Meanwhile, Mr. R. Parker was the only one left on the train. Then, the train derailed going about 75MPH on the infamous Kille's Bridge. The crash killed Mr. R. Parker in an instant, and the railroad was shut down for good.



ALL PLACES AND PEOPLE ARE FICTIONAL, EXEPT FOR SAN FRANCISCO
IF YOU ARE WONERDING WHY THE TRACKS ARE GOING UP AND DOWN, THAT IS INTENTIONAL TO MAKE THE TRAIN CARS LOOK AS THOUGH THEY ARE SHAKING ON RICKETY TRACK