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Tulsa is a city featured in the Oklahoma map expansion DLC for American Truck Simulator.
Summary
Due to its location, the city is a convenient hub for transportation and commerce, and there will be plenty of reasons to pay it a visit on your journey across the new state. Established in 1836, Tulsa experienced rapid development in the early 20th century when vast oil reserves were discovered nearby, attracting numerous entrepreneurs and boosting the city's population. Despite dealing with hardships over the years, the city persevered and underwent significant revitalization. Today, it is a wonderful metropolis that continues to be a thriving center for energy, aerospace, and technology industries. You'll discover numerous fascinating industrial areas to transport goods to and from, including a bus factory, river port, airport, and chemical plants. Moreover, Tulsa is crisscrossed by the iconic Route 66, offering a nostalgic charm. And don't miss the opportunity to explore notable landmarks such as the university and an impressive arena, along with a beautiful panorama view of the entire city. [1]
Features
Depots
- Johnson & Smith supply depot
- Johnson & Smith work site
- MWM waste transfer station
- Pickit market
- Plugged warehouse
- Rock Port river port
- Syntetico plant
- Tulsa Freight depot
- Vortex unloading point
- Wallbert warehouse
- Yelco plant
Facilities
- Garage
- Gallon Oil gas station
- Vortex gas station
- Rest stop
- Service shop
- Gallon Oil truck stop
Other
- 1 Viewpoint southwest of the city.
Landmarks
- Tulsa University
Connections
- The
intersects US 412 west of Tulsa and runs north to Tonkawa and Wichita, Kansas. - The
runs southwest to Stroud and Oklahoma City and northeast to Joplin, Missouri. - The
runs past downtown Tulsa concurrent with US 75 and US 412, originating and ending at I-44. - The
intersects I-44, and US 412 in Chouteau east of Tulsa and runs south to Muskogee, Checotah, and McAlester and north to Miami and Pittsburg, Kansas. - The
runs south towards Henryetta and McAlester (the latter city via the 
) and north to Yates Center and Topeka, Kansas. - The
intersects US 75 north of Tulsa and runs west towards El Dorado (via the 
) and Wichita, Kansas and east towards Pittsburg, Kansas (via US 69). - The
runs west to Enid and east to US 69 in Chouteau.
History
- In update 1.49, a service shop was added.
Media
Gallery
Johnson & Smith work site
Johnson & Smith supply depot
MWM
Pickit
Plugged
Rock Port
Syntetico
Tulsa Freight
Wallbert
Yelco
- Pre-release
See also
References
 Oklahoma | |
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| Cities | |
| Highways | Interstate 35 • Interstate 40 • Interstate 44 • Interstate 235 • Interstate 244 • US 54 • US 56 • US 59 • US 60 • US 62 • US 64 • US 69 • US 70 • US 75 • US 77 • US 81 • US 83 • US 183 • US 259 • US 270 • US 271 • US 277 • US 281 • US 287 • US 377 • US 385 • US 412 • SH-1 • SH-3 • SH-7 • SH-8 • SH-9 • SH-15 • SH-31 • SH-34 • SH-66 • SH-99 • SH-136 • SH-142 • SH-259A • SH-375 |
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