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| Note: This page contains all the informations about Dortmund in Euro Truck Simulator 2. | ||||||
Dortmund is a city in western Germany, featured in German Truck Simulator and Euro Truck Simulator 2. It is one of the four Rhine-Ruhr region cities featured in the games[1].
Dortmund has been reworked in the 1.32 update and will be fully reworked in the 1.50 update when it fully releases to the public.
Landmarks[]
Before Update 1.50[]
Several landmark buildings in Dortmund are rendered in-game, including the Florianturm, the Harenberg City-Center, the IWO-Hochhaus, the RWE Tower, the Sparkassen-Hochhaus, the U-Tower, the St. Peter's Church and the St. Reinold's Church.
After Update 1.50[]
TBA
Features[]
Before Update 1.50[]
There are two companies having depots in Dortmund: Kaarfor, Transinet. A TREE-ET mill is to the north of the city, while further east there's a Stein Bruch quarry.
Most facilities in-game are present in Dortmund, including a garage, a hotel, a recruitment agency, a service shop, and a small MAN truck dealer. There's also a gas station on the minor road to the east of the city.
After Update 1.50[]
TBA
Connections[]
Before Update 1.50[]
- The
serves as the main connection of Dortmund, as well as the other three cities in the area. In fact, the Bundesautobahn goes through a succession of junctions in the area. - The branches off the just to the north of Dortmund, and runs east towards Hannover, Magdeburg and Berlin.
- A minor road runs east of Dortmund towards Kassel.
After Update 1.50[]
TBA
Gallery[]
Before Update 1.50[]
After Update 1.50[]
TBA
Notes[]
- ↑ The other three cities are Duisburg, Düsseldorf and Köln
Trivia[]
- Twin-cities of Dortmund, which are also featured in SCS Software games:
- Buffalo, New York
See also[]
 Germany
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| Cities | ETS: Berlin - Frankfurt am Main - München GTS: Berlin - Bremen - Dortmund - Dresden - Duisburg - Düsseldorf - Erfurt - Frankfurt am Main - Hamburg - Hannover - Kiel - Köln - Leipzig - Magdeburg - München - Nürnberg - Rostock - Stuttgart ETS2: Berlin - Bremen - Dortmund - Dresden - Duisburg - Düsseldorf - Erfurt - Frankfurt am Main - Hamburg - Hannover - Kassel - Kiel - Köln - Leipzig - Magdeburg - Mannheim - München - Nürnberg - Osnabrück - Rostock - Stuttgart - Travemünde Krone Trailer Pack DLC: Werlte Feldbinder Trailer Pack DLC: Winsen List of villages in Germany | |
| Highways | A1 - A2 - A3 - A4 - A5 - A6 - A7 - A8 - A9 - A10 - A11 - A12 - A13 - A17 - A19 - A20 - A24 - A28 - A30 - A31 - A37 - A38 - A40 - A43 - A45 - A46 - A61 - A71 - A73 - A81 - A93 - A96 - A99 - A210 - A215 - A255 - A261 - A661 B1 - B6 - B7 - B8 - B13 - B27 - B47 - B54 - B65 - B72 - B181 - B184 - B291 - B313 - B443 | |
| See also | List of landmarks in Germany - List of Truck Stops in Germany | |