Seattle, 2072

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At a Glance

The Seattle Metroplex covers nearly 4,000 square kilometers around Puget Sound (making it the second smallest state in the UCAS, after Rhode Island). It is divided into ten districts, including Seattle City, which is the downtown area, formerly the city of Seattle in old Washington State.

Three major roadways—known simply as the North, South, and East Roads—lead in and out of the metroplex and also serve as the main arteries for traffic. The North-South Road follows the route of Interstate 5 and retains the I-5 designation within the metroplex, although it is no longer an interstate highway. Similarly, the East Road follows the former I-90 route and retains that designation within the metroplex borders.

Downtown

Where It's Happening

Downtown Seattle, also known as Seattle City, is the heart of the metroplex. The main business district is also filled with shops, parks, theaters, museums, hotels, and restaurants, a wide variety of local attractions including the waterfront and market, and popular attractions like the Space Needle. It’s also home to examples of the metroplex’s diverse culture, from the International District to the Elven District, the Ork Underground, and the Capitol Hill neighborhood. You can see the Arcology Commercial and Housing Enclave (formerly the Renraku Arcology), one of the world’s largest buildings, as well as the spectacular Aztechnology Pyramid.

In fact, Seattle City has so much to offer, the Guide recommends a subscription to a service like GridGuide’s free Citywalk for AR guidance and directions on the best routes to maximize your visit and make sure you experience all the best sites along the way.

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