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== Cities ==
Due to data availability, only major American cities are currently implemented in Subway Builder. Adding cities from outside of the United States is currently planned for Winter 2025.

* Atlanta — ''Tame endless sprawl in the car-dependent capital of the New South''
* Austin — ''Tame Texas' fastest-growing tech boom with underground rapid transit''
* Baltimore — ''Connect harbor neighborhoods in the scrappy Charm City''
* Boston — ''Navigate America's oldest subway network through twisted colonial streets''
* Charlotte — ''Build the Queen City her crown with a banking district worthy of rails''
* Chicago — ''Master the perfect grid and elevated curves of the Windy City''
* Cincinnati — ''Span the mighty Ohio River and conquer extreme hillside terrain''
* Cleveland — ''Revitalize the Rock Hall city with electric rails along Lake Erie shores''
* Dallas — ''Cross the Trinity River floodplain in the heart of Texas oil country''
* Denver — ''Build high-altitude transit through the Mile High sprawl at the Rockies edge''
* Detroit — ''Prove transit can thrive where the auto industry was born''
* Honolulu — ''Transport beach-goers and commuters across paradise on island rails''
* Houston — ''Cut through petroleum profits and highway sprawl in the Energy Capital''
* Indianapolis — ''Break the perfect circle with radical lines through racing country''
* Miami — ''Build hurricane-proof transit through tropical sprawl and art deco beaches''
* Minneapolis — ''Brave brutal winters connecting the Twin Cities across frozen rivers''
* New York City — ''Unite three islands and five boroughs in the city that never sleeps''
* Philadelphia — ''Weave through Revolutionary War history in the City of Brotherly Love''
* Pittsburgh — ''Tunnel through three rivers and steep valleys where steel once ruled''
* Portland — ''Link quirky neighborhoods across the Willamette River bridges''
* San Diego — ''Build beach-lined rapid transit through San Diego''
* San Francisco — ''Conquer steep hills and the Bay to link tech hubs with historic neighborhoods''
* Salt Lake City — ''Navigate wide boulevards and mountain shadows in the planned desert metropolis''
* Seattle — ''Drill through volcanic terrain and cross Puget Sound in the rainy Emerald City''
* St. Louis — ''Revive the Gateway to the West with modern rails beneath the Arch''
* Washington, D.C. — ''Move millions of bureaucrats between marble monuments and sprawling suburbs''