Sikhote-Alin Map version 1.0.0 for SpinTires (v03.03.16)

My respects to off-road enthusiasts. I’m sharing one of my works with you. I struggled to finish it for a very long time (probably more than half a year); something was always off here or there, or I simply lacked the time or motivation. But in the end, I completed it and am putting it up for judgment. Honestly, I’m a bit fed up with it. Objective criticism is always welcome. I haven’t completed the map myself, but all the roads have been fully tested, and on default settings at that.

A brief description for understanding:

Sikhote-Alin is the territory of the Khabarovsk and Primorsky Krais, through which the watershed of the Amur River basin (via the Ussuri River valleys), the Sea of Japan, and the Tatar Strait passes.

In Manchu, Sikhote-Alin means “ridge of great rivers.” There are indeed many mountain ranges here, with fast rivers and clean water.

The natural world here is incomparable to any other region of our country in terms of the diversity of animals and plants. Ancient relict species of flora and fauna have been preserved here. Some mountain peaks exceed two kilometers in height. Their slopes may appear velvety from afar, but in reality, they are covered with impenetrable taiga.

On the map:
- 2 garages (both locked)
- 10 vehicles (if I’m not mistaken—I’m writing from memory), including 1 at the start. It’s advisable not to change this KrAZ (since it has a seatbelt and might be very useful at the beginning of the game) and three empty slots for vehicles at your discretion.
- 1 logging site
- 3 loading points (of two types)
- I don’t remember how many scouting points there are, and the same goes for sawmills.

The map size is maximum.

There are plenty of roads; if any seem impassable to someone, there is always an alternative route (a road or, more precisely, a direction), although default settings worked for me everywhere. Yes, after finishing the map and uploading it to the site, I saw that there is already a map with the same name, so I’m adding this note right away—please don’t consider it plagiarism.

Thank you for your attention, and good luck to everyone!