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[konaone]

Sorry. maybe the topic has already been covered, but the lakes and rivers in some areas are deprived of water, in my case, Lake Iseo and Lovere in Lombardy are absent ........

[KW71]

Hi! There are not rivers or lakes by default. Acetone have covered a considerable zone in Alaska

http://forum.outerra.com/index.php?topic=2855.0

using this:

http://forum.outerra.com/index.php?topic=3104.msg33122#msg33122

[HiFlyer]

Hi! There are not rivers or lakes by default. Acetone have covered a considerable zone in Alaska

http://forum.outerra.com/index.php?topic=2855.0

using this:

http://forum.outerra.com/index.php?topic=3104.msg33122#msg33122

Its funny this was brought up. Just a few days ago I took a world tour of lakes/waterways below sea level. Whether there is water there or not seems fairly random. It was an interesting search.

I think the final introduction of lakes and waterways might make even more of a stir than clouds!

[KW71]

Where did you find rivers/lakes under sea level? I flew over Netherlands but, uh!!! There is just Amster-no-dam!

[HiFlyer]

Googled them, and then went to take a look! For instance, the Dead Sea is there and looks great. In Death Valley National Park, Furnace Creek is beautiful........

Too bad Outerra depicts such places as treeless wastes.... but that will change, one day.

Lake Superior made me sad, though. Its deep enough that it should still be visible!