Tucson is the second largest city in Arizona. It's featured in the Arizona map expansion of American Truck Simulator.
Landmarks 
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The most important landmark of Tucson is the secret Truck Racing circuit. It is located to the west of the Bitumen roadworks and it is not shown on the map, why one could call it an easter egg.
Other landmarks in the city are the Bank of America Plaza, the Tucson City Hall, the Federal Building, the One South Church building, the Pima County Administrative Buildings, the Pima County Legal Services Building and The Hotel Arizona.
Features Edit
The city is split up in two parts by the Interstate 10:
The main part includes a Bitumen depot, a Gallon Oil refinery, a Plaster & Sons depot and a Wallbert warehouse. There are also two gas stations, a garage, a service shop and a recruitment agency.
The other part, which is located to the south of the I-10, consists of a Charged market, a Wallbert and a Volvo Truck Dealer with a service shop.
A Bitumen roadworks is located to the west of the city, but it is hard to get there because the road is full of obstacles. The Truck Racing Circuit can also be found in this area.
Connections Edit
Tucson is connected to other cities by three highways:
- The
runs towards Phoenix and California to the northwest and San Simon and New Mexico to the east.
- The
branches off of the I-10 in Tucson and runs towards Nogales.
- The
starts to the north of the city and goes to the . One can reach Phoenix and Show Low via this road.
Gallery Edit
Trivia Edit
- Twin-cities of Tucson, which are also in SCS Software games:
See Also Edit
 Arizona
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| Cities | Camp Verde - Clifton - Ehrenberg - Flagstaff - Grand Canyon Village - Holbrook - Kayenta - Kingman - Nogales - Page - Phoenix - San Simon - Show Low - Sierra Vista - Tucson - Yuma
Scenery Towns: Ash Fork - Bitter Springs - Cameron - Colorado City - Fredonia - Globe - Pinetop–Lakeside - Quartzsite - Seligman - Springerville - Valle - Wickenburg |
| Highways | Interstate 8 - Interstate 10 - Interstate 15 - Interstate 17 - Interstate 19 - Interstate 40 US 60 - US 64 - US 70 - US 89 - US 89A - US 93 - US 95 - US 160 - US 163 - US 180 - US 191 AZ 51 - AZ 64 - AZ 66 - AZ 77 - AZ 85 - AZ 89 - AZ 90 - AZ 92 - AZ 98 - AZ 260 - AZ 303 - AZ 389 |
