CRSlop · Campbell River Proof of concept

Playable town · Tyee Spit, downtown, Discovery Pier, the Rotary Seawalk, Big Rock

Campbell River, roughly. Go explore.

Walk, cycle, drive, paddle a kayak or fly a helicopter through a version of the city built from open map data. Terrain and building heights come from 2024 LiDAR; outlines, roofs and landmarks are approximate. Unofficial: not a City of Campbell River product.

Single-player, in your browser, on a computer or a phone. Nothing heavy loads until you start.

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Or start somewhere specific

Guided tour A one-minute flight from Logger Mike past the pier and Big Rock to Tyee Spit. Starts the tour →
Logger Mike Tyee Plaza, under the logger climbing his spar pole. Starts you walking →
Discovery Pier The fishing pier on Discovery Passage, by the Government Docks. Starts you walking →
Big Rock The graffiti-covered glacial erratic on the beach, south along the seawalk. Starts you walking →

CRSlop

Campbell River, BC · proof of concept

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Unofficial proof of concept. Streets and footprints © OpenStreetMap contributors; terrain and building heights from LidarBC 2024 LiDAR (OGL-BC). Roofs, facades and landmarks are approximate; traffic and people are simulated. No live data.

CRSlop · Campbell River

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Prototype · sources & caveats

Unofficial proof of concept for a pitch. Not a City of Campbell River product and not endorsed by the City, the Province of British Columbia, OpenStreetMap or the engine's authors. Do not use it for navigation.
Terrain and building heights: LidarBC 2024 1 m bare-earth and surface models. Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – British Columbia. Rivers and the estuary's tidal marsh: BC Freshwater Atlas wetlands (same licence); outlines at their published scale, marsh vegetation procedural. Terrain is resampled to the engine's 10 m grid; building heights are the 80th percentile of LiDAR surface minus ground inside each OSM outline (roof shapes not modelled). Beyond LiDAR coverage: AWS Terrain Tiles (source credits).
Landmarks are approximate: Logger Mike (a carved logger climbing a spar pole; pole height estimated) and Big Rock are original procedural models at OpenStreetMap positions; nothing was surveyed.
House roof colours: sampled per neighbourhood from Copernicus Sentinel-2 (10 m, 25 Aug 2025). Contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data 2025.
Facades, windows, roofs, trees, traffic and people are procedural or simulated. There is no real transit or live data.
Ground textures: ambientCG (CC0). Engine: Go To Anywhere / Slop New York lineage (MIT), via Slop Vancouver.

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