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British Columbia (French: Colombie-Britannique) is a province in Canada, which is featured in 18 Wheels of Steel series only with the city of Vancouver, the largest city in the province.
It will also be featured in American Truck Simulator as an upcoming map expansion DLC. It will be the twentieth map expansion, but the nineteenth paid one, and the first map expansion DLC for American Truck Simulator that does not cover the United States.
Drive through Beautiful British Columbia! Experience the stunning landscapes and vibrant culture of Canada’s westernmost province. From rich history to breathtaking scenery, British Columbia offers truckers an unforgettable journey through one of the most diverse regions in the country.
Journey from the wild Pacific Coast, where the ocean meets lush rainforests, through bustling cities, fertile valleys, and deserts, before ascending to the towering peaks of the Rockies. As Canada’s third-largest province, British Columbia offers endless roads and unforgettable scenery. Take the wheel and explore vibrant urban centers like Vancouver, take a ferry to Vancouver Island to drive through Victoria, the charming provincial capital, or head to Whistler, world-renowned for hosting the 2010 Winter Olympics.
British Columbia’s national and provincial parks showcase its most spectacular natural wonders. See the towering Mount Robson, conquer scenic routes like the Coquihalla Summit or Rogers Pass, or, if you prefer gentler terrain, visit the Okanagan Valley, famous for its orchards, vineyards, and sparkling lakes.
From dramatic mountain ranges and serene valleys to rushing rivers, vast lakes, and the rugged Pacific coastline, British Columbia has it all. Explore everything from the comfort of your driver’s seat as you haul vital cargo and help the local economy thrive.
Please note that everything you see here is still a work in progress and may change before the map expansion’s release. Make sure to add this map expansion to your Steam wishlist!
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~ American Truck Simulator - British Columbia Steam store page[1]
Geography
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Cities
There is data in the game suggesting eight cities that may be featured in a possible DLC for British Columbia.
Cities which are also present in 18 Wheels of Steel series are marked with "*".
Note: Victoria is a capital city of the province and marked in bold.
27 October 2025: First official blog confirmed British Columbia as a first DLC outside the United States with a few new screenshots.[2]
26 October 2025: Steam store page for British Columbia DLC released.[1]
20 October 2025: The below mentioned livestream videos were posted in a blog post.[3]
2 July 2025: In third Painting & Trucking livestream, Annie finishes to draw her scenery.[4]
18 June 2025: In second Painting & Trucking livestream, Annie continues to draw scenery with trees and mountains with adding mountain that looks like Mount Robson, which is located in British Columbia, within Mount Robson Provincial Park.[5]
12 June 2025: In first Painting & Trucking livestream, Annie was drawing scenery with coniferous trees and mountains, which are very typical for British Columbia province in Canada.[6]
1 November 2024: The open beta of update 1.53 adds roads in southern British Columbia an unfinished rough manner which may signify that the province is in early development.[7]
2 October 2024: The usa.dds file was updated, adding 8 new cities of British Columbia.[8]
9 August 2024: The 1.51 Open Beta is released, adding the roads on usa.dds file that are the Interstate 5, US 97 and US 395 in Washington, US 95 in Idaho and US 93 in Montana towards British Columbia,[9] and shields of TCH 1 and TCH 16 highways,[10][11]
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