AusValia Monuments

Circle Tower

92-story, 1,257 foot tall. Circle Tower is a skyscraper planned for the City of Princeton Plainsboro's financial district. The project has been developed by Aroland Holdings and designed by Eric Parry Architects. Upon completion, it will become the tallest skyscraper in AusValia. Circle Tower will host a variety of above and underground parking. A public square is also part of the proposed scheme with roughly 24,000 sq ft of retail space below ground level. The top of the skyscraper is set to have Princeton's highest viewing gallery, free for public access (which could include a museum), and a restaurant, although the building will be mostly office space.

William's Administration

Diamond Casino Jamestown

Diamond Resorts is the fourth largest resort (casino) company in the world (and largest inside AusValia). It owns 100% of the holdings in six other resorts. Diamond Resorts, based in Jamestown, has purchased Perth entertainment company EVENT. Diamond Resorts has added one billion in revenue for its purchase of EVENT, which owns 15 other companies.

Alfa-X Bullet Train
Capable of speeds of as much as 249 miles per hour. Called the Alfa-X, the train is scheduled to go into service in 2025. Rail company JR East plans to operate it at 360 kilometers per hour. To cope with massive wind resistance when entering tunnels, the Alfa-X’s first car will mostly be a sleek nose. With just three windows, there looks to be hardly any space, if at all, for passengers in the front. It is painted in metallic silver with green stripes and has 10 compartments.

King's Bridge
A 1.5 billion dollar bridge in the Western Territory.

Rio Hydroelectric Dam

Nation's Largest Electric Car Company
Biggest electric car plant in AusValia. Three million square foot, five thousand new jobs.

The Cascadas Mountain Range

The Cascada's, while beautiful, offer a danger. Hiking beyond designated trails are usually reserved for highly trained professionals. The high and thick tree lines make air rescues almost impossible. The rocky sides lead to landslides without warning during the off winter months, and lead to dangerous avalanches of ice and snow during the winter. Heavy rains are an almost constant and lead to deadly flash floods. This is why some of the natives to the area call it Devil's Land. Visitors can still visit the former prison that was created before the founding.