Las Cruces is a city featured in the New Mexico map expansion for American Truck Simulator.[1] It is located in the southwestern part of New Mexico. In real life, it is the second largest city in the state after Albuquerque.
Landmarks[]
The following landmarks are represented in-game: the Dona Ana County District Court, the Emmanuel Lutheran Church, The Entrada Water Tank, the Las Cruces City Hall, the Recycled Road runner sculpture, the Rio Grande River, and the Space Murals Museum.
Features[]
Near the large highway interchange and off a street on the US 70 is a commerical area containing a gas station, a Sell Goods depot, and a Wallbert depot.
Just south of that, on Lohnman Avenue, is a Wallbert store and a Charged depot.
A bit south of that off Exit 143 on the Interstate 10 is a Voltison Motors depot.
West of that on Motel Blvd is a Bitumen depot, a service shop, and a Gallon Oil truck stop. Also, there is a garage on the US 70.
On the west side of the Rio Grande, there is a rest stop off the Interstate 10.
Connections[]
Las Cruces is connected to other cities by four roads:
- The
runs west to San Simon and Tucson, Arizona and southeast to El Paso, Texas, concurrent with US 180. - The runs north to Socorro and Albuquerque.
- The through central Las Cruces runs west towards Lordsburg, concurrent with I-10, and Clifton, Arizona (the latter city via the ) and northeast to Alamogordo.
- The runs west to Deming, concurrent with I-10 and US 70, and southeast to El Paso, Texas, concurrent with I-10.
Gallery[]
- Depots
References[]
- ↑ New Mexico map, Moh1336 in SCS Blog Discussion, SCS Software Forum, 2017-11-03 (accessed 2017-11-03)
See also[]
 New Mexico
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| Cities | Alamogordo - Albuquerque - Artesia - Carlsbad - Clovis - Farmington - Gallup - Hobbs - Las Cruces - Raton - Roswell - Santa Fe - Socorro - Tucumcari |
| Highways | Interstate 10 - Interstate 25 - Interstate 40 US 54 - US 60 - US 62 - US 64 - US 70 - US 82 - US 84 - US 87 - US 160 - US 180 - US 285 - US 380 - US 412 - US 491 - US 550 NM 18 - NM 104 - NM 209 - NM 218 - NM 237 - NM 292 - NM 348 - NM 418 - NM 529 - NM 597 - NM 599 |
| See also | List of landmarks in New Mexico - List of Truck Stops in New Mexico |