St Louis Photoreal Scenery Ultra-Res Cities for FSX/P3D

Based as a port city with immense significance within the growth and development of the United States, St. Louis sits on the western back of the famous Mississippi River and is one of the more populous cities within the United States, too. in fact, the Terminal Control area for the city and its nearby locations are some of the largest in the US as a whole. It’s population of around 318,000 makes it a large city, ranking 58^th in the US at the time of writing.

Founded in 1764 and named after Louis IX of France, the city of St. Louis played a key role in the Seven Years’ War where it was ceded to the UK, at the time the Kingdom of Great Britain and the Spanish. This remained the case until the Louisiana Purchase took place some years later. Come the 19^th Century, though, the city had become one of the largest in the United States. Although that prominence has fallen away slightly, this manages to capture the immense level of architecture and quality that runs throughout the city.

Having hosted the Summer Olympics at one stage, as well as played a key role in European immigration, the massive range of cultures and style that have shaped the area are well apparent as you fly over, viewing everything in stunning detail.

Inside this modification is more than 4,000 square miles of detail, change and addition to make it really stand out from the other scenery packages that are for this part of the world. If you are interested in seeing a wholesale change in the realism of the St Louis Terminal Control Areas, you’ll be able to appreciate every square mile that’s been included. With view landmarks and locations marked out perfectly and flight navigation information pointing you in the right direction every time, you’ll get a full recreation of the entire area.

The Terminal Control area itself amasses outside of St Louis and into surrounding towns and cities, making it easier than ever for you to get a much more stable recreation of the entire area. If you want to see an increase in the entire state of Missouri, though, you can download the full package HERE. This package is completely compatible with this, so they can co-exist together perfectly.