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Medi-Eve

This is how it looks in SimCity Rush Hour, with a thriving early industrial population.

In Sims 2 when first imported.

And with some neighbourhood decoration 

With the advent of NightLife, we can see the neighbourhood decoration during play, and a forested Hood becomes a real, playable possibility.

Add as much more foliage etc as you like - I know some would like a very densely forested Hood but if I put it all in in SimCity 4, there would be too much for most. Foliage added in SimCity 4 cannot be removed in Sims 2 as your Hood grows, while Neighbourhood Decoration, addded within Sims 2 Neighbourhood screen, can. See my tutorial on making your own Hood for more information on this.

Another angle

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How to use a custom Neighbourhood Terrain