Downtown (Seaward Islands)

Downtown Seaward is located in the southern portion of Seaward Islands. The downtown area consists of around three aertial streets connecting to two major streets, the two major streets being Main St., and Old Railport St. The downtown area provides connections to all three major Island-routes that connect the metro area, via IR-55, IR-81, IR-20, and IR-20 Business Loop.

Routes

IR-81, (also cosigned as Fari. Expwy) leads westward towards the control cities of Southgate, Grassmeade (which is a small hill area, and greater West Seaward. It also leads to the Tom GMore Interchange, that separates the side-ramp to Grassmeade and the lower ramps towards West Seaward, leading to the University of Seaward West.

IR-20 traverses northward, with its first stop connecting IR-20 Business back into the parental route. It then connects and has a contingency with Old Seaward Hwy (the first major route built in the history of Seaward Islands), with a direct connector ramp to Beltway East, and the route splitting north and northeast at it's terminus. The northern terminus connects to Crescent Beach, and the North Int'l Railport, and the northeastern terminus at Roseville, Lower Northeast, and Atlanta. The E-W Connector begins at the end of the northeastern terminus, which leads directly to West Seaward.

IR-20 (Business Loop) is a route that splits from its parent route forming the upper downtown area (which is under construction) to a direct connection to Normouth, Virnavia and Chesafolk, Virnavia (Seaward's major naval towns.) The route ends and connects back to IR-20.

IR-55 is a high-ramp that splits north and south after leaving downtown. Northward, it leads towards the Eastern Beltway and Manor Hills, and southward, it leads to Fountain Hills and Lower Central Ave.