Coolidge City

Coolidge City is the largest city and capital of the United States of America. At the time of writing, it is the largest city in the world.

Pre-History
Coolidge City was founded as Boston by the United Kingdom in the Dominion of North America. It initially featured only an administrative office, a farm, and four large slum buildings. Its expansion began after Homie Box and mopscrub volunteered to help the United Kingdom build up Boston. It began with two suburbs, West and East Matrix, which were two sets of identical buildings north of the Boston Core. These suburbs grew in numbers, and eventually the city was renamed to Coolidge City.

Early History
After this, a commercial center was built from the ruins of a destroyed Tesco building in Virginia. Its initial growth was slow as attention was still directed towards building more suburbs and eventually densifying the administrative core. The city expanded outwards in all directions and more land was flattened. An early plan for ordered expansion was drawn up.

Modern History
The city's lore and diversity have increased in recent days as more is developed (October 3rd, 2020). The city recently received its first train lines. On October 2nd, 2020, ownership of the land was transferred to the United States of America, and new plans for it have been created

Future Plans
As of the time of writing, the construction of a prison and stadium have been planned. When the commercial core is sufficiently urbanized, the city will annex the Carolinas and Ohio, making an industrial zone in coastal southern VA and northern NC, a downtown area south of the commercial center, and rural housing in Ohio. In the far future, the Grand Coolidge Dam will be built in Washington State as a play on words of the real-life Grand Coulee Dam.

General Information
The city currently boasts 398 residences, most in the suburbs. Of these 25 are condemned and unlivable.

Old Boston
Old Boston, or the administrative center, is the current center of the city, located in Southern New England in the states of Rhode Island, Massachusetts, eastern Connecticut, southeastern Vermont, southern New Hampshire, and southwestern Maine.

It features a train station, farm, capitol building, and other government institutions such a national library, courthouse, and port commission. It also has some docks, and UIU-004, also known as the Boston Outdoor Aquarium. It is the point of entry into the city from Europe.

The Suburbs
There are seven suburbs. The southernmost one is a high-rise complex reaching into the Chesapeake Peninsula, the westernmost runs through western Pennsylvania, and the northernmost extends into southern Quebec. The area is entirely residential, save for the Calvin Coolidge Memorial Fountain in Vermont and the Statue of Liberty in New York. It also includes the Theodore Roosevelt birth residence and a basketball court. The eastern suburbs in Maine are condemned, but they serve as the only point of entry into the Theme Park.

Theme Park
The Theme Park is a small entertainment center located in northern Maine. It features a large cube of nether portals, marked the World's Largest, and a large 13*20 block US flag, as well as a tall rainbow-colored spiral and an outdoor pool.

Commercial Center
The commercial center is a developing area in central Virginia. At the time of writing, it contains the Pee Factory, a large shop row with 23 residences and 5 business spaces, a flag shop, a cafe, and a currently vacant six-story high-rise.

Miscellaneous
Presidential birthplace markers are scattered across the city and outside of its borders. The ruins of a convenience store lie just west of the city limits.