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Highway map



Transport Facilities (National&Regional)

Trains (National)

-Okata Shinkansen, linked to Japan : average = 310-350 km/h
-HCHST (High capacity/High Speed Transport) : average = 140-180 km/h

Trains (Regional) : To be specified later



Possible Highway plans

Interesting... Is most of that Japanese highway already in existence though?

It uses the Japan's Freeway, and its a sketch thomas , most of those freeways are off

MoT confirms constructions of Highway/Train links to Japan

Official name yung Seon Arm
Carries 4 lanes from Okatabawashi to Japan
Crosses Yung Seon Sea
Locale Wang Chau
Design Cable-stayed bridge
Total length 15,460 m (8,070 ft)
Width 32.05 m (105.2 ft)(max pylon)
Longest span 342 m (1,122 ft)
Avergae spans 204 metres (669 ft), metres (669 ft)

Construction begin 1 August 2011
Construction cost € 700 000 000

Possible constructions to shushtrepistaz in the near future

What a stunning bridge - the detail on your images is fantastic.

Okatabawashi city Airport (IATA: OKC, ICAO: OKIA) is the main airport in Okatabawashi. It is colloquially known as Skyscraper way Airport, being built on the south of Edimburgh island of by partial land reclamation, and also to distinguish it from its predecessor, the closed Sung Hong Wan Airport.

The airport opened for commercial operations in 1998, replacing Sung hong Wan, and is an important regional trans-shipment centre, passenger hub and gateway for destinations in Mainland China (with over 40 destinations) and the rest of Asia. Okatabawashi City Airport has won 2 Skytrax World Airport Awards for customer satisfaction in eleven years.

1998 28,631,000 1,628,700 163,200
1999 30,394,000 1,974,300 167,400
2000 33,374,000 2,240,600 181,900
2001 33,065,000 2,074,300 196,800
2002 34,313,000 1,637,797 206,700
2003 27,433,000 2,642,100 187,500
2004 37,142,000 3,093,900 237,300
2005 40,740,000 3,402,000 263,500
2006 44,443,000 3,580,000 280,000
2007 47,783,000 3,742,000 295,580
2008 48,582,000 3,627,000 301,000
2009 45,499,604 3,440,581 273,505
2010 50,410,819 4,112,416 306,535

Architect : Wong Tai Shi Architect & Arup

Very Nice, I expect a lot of Shush Business men fly there