Southern Union of Development [SUD]
The SUD is a privately-owned nonprofit organisation dedicated to creating and building connections between the cities and private areas of the Southern Hemisphere of Hellominers.
Our main focus has been on creating private highways between cities and other areas. We have 3 main highways currently under construction or completed, and one affiliate road.
Members of SUD
- Montego Bay
- Lunafern
- The Kingdom of Haven
- Bunnywoof
- Bayview
- Alexandria
- Ashford
- Toronto
- Sodom
- Florae
- New Trakai
- Vinewood
- Archendale
Headquarters
Our Headquarters in the River District of Montego Bay is currently under construction. It will host meeting rooms, storage areas and offices for the members of SUD.
Road Network
Our roads
We currently have three highways that have been owned, operated and built by SUD.
SR1
This highway is the original highway built for SUD. It was constructed in June of 2021.
Condition Grade: 7
Connections:
- Bunnywoof
- Freeport
- Silver Lake
- Bmatt Residence
- Lunafern
- Florae
- SR2
- SR3 via
SR2
SR2 connects the Eastern stretches of SR1 and 3, bypassing AR2.
Condition Grade: 6
Connections:
- Ashford
SR3
SR3 is the largest highway of the SUD network, by width, length and usage. It has a Note: The SR3 and branches are incomplete. The road currently terminates before Trakai, and only the connection to Ferobanke has been constructed.
Condition Grade: 6
Connections:
- Montego Bay
- New Jamaica
- Dove Valley
- Ferobanke
- Malibu
- Archendale
- Trakai
- Bayview
Affiliate Roads
A2
A2 connects Bunnywoof to Paradise Hills through the grade-level streets of Montego Bay and Russelville. It is not officially operated by SUD due to its low condition grade and that you must transit through city streets for the route.
Condition Grade: 3
Connections:
- SR1
- Bunnywoof
- Montego Bay
- SR3 (via A21)
- Russelville
- Paradise Hills
Route Designation System
SUD has a special designation for all roads that are part of or connect to, our roads.
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[SUD Road/SR] - This designation is given to roads that are constructed by SUD and surpass the required condition grade of 7.
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[Affiliate/A] This designation is given to roads that are connected to SUD and are actively maintained but does not meet the required condition grade. The only active A road is A2.
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[Government] This designation is given to roads constructed by the Government with an already determined route number. As such, condition grades are not usually given to these roads and are largely unconnected to SUD. A general rule to these roads is that they either meet grades of 7 or 8.
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[Historic Route/H] This is given to roads that may not be passable. This designation may also be given to tracks with no actual markings but have been followed as common routes by others. No route has been given this designation.
Condition Grading
Roads with designations are also given Condition Grades. This indicates the quality of the road. The table below indicates the condition necessary for a certain grade. N = No, Y = Yes.
Map of SUD and Affiliate Roads
Note: The SR2 alignment is slightly incorrect: north of Snowpine, the road shifts to the west by about 30 blocks. This is not illustrated on the map. We recommend you open this image in a new tab to read it properly.