Southwest

Similar to the Northeast district in its resistance to change, the Southwest side is largely middle-class in its residences, a popular neighborhood for stable families that commute into downtown for work. Its industrial facilities are out at the fringes of the district or along the river, with the exception of the Bottling Plant that has been buying up properties between itself and the zoo. The Butterworth Dump is inactive now and has been covered in grass with paved walking trails winding through it with only the lights of the small WFUR studio and its broadcast towers to illuminate the expanse. Beyond the dump lies Millenium Park, the most geographically distant location still connected to the city and a popular "local getaway" for outdoorsy types looking to enjoy long walks around man-made ponds that are willing to overlook the oil derricks that help off-set the enormous cost of the massive (and still growing) park.


 * Market Street (GR Water Resource Recovery, GR Asphalt, Michigan Turkey Producers, etc.)
 * Wealthy Street W (County Recycling and Education Center, Tasty-Cola Bottling Plant)
 * Franklin Street (Department of Human Services, G.R. Ford Job Corps Center, Our Lady of Sorrows Church)
 * Sacred Heart Church and Academy
 * Butterworth Dump and WFUR
 * John Ball Park and Zoo
 * Millenium Park