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Carburetor County also called Carburator County, located in Arizona, boasts vast deserts, mountain ranges, nature reserves, caves, and caverns. The county has seen significant development in terms of towns, railway systems, farms, airports, and tourist centers. This development is a result of continuous expansions led by the "Radiator Springs Historical Society." The county comprises two main districts, namely "Ornament Valley" and "Tailfin Pass."

Mentioned frequently by Mater, Carburetor County is not only the residence of the characters but also the founding location of Radiator Springs. Additionally, a substantial portion of Route 66 is encompassed within the county.

DISTRICTS[]

Ornament Valley district

"Ornament Valley" is a pivotal district, featuring: Radiator Springs, the town's Speedway, Willy's Butte, Stanley's Oasis, Carburetor Canyon, Bulldozer Pasture, Tractor Pasture, Fillmore's Fields, Triplet Arrows, RV Park, Pitt Stop Gasoline, Rustbucket Stadium, World's Largest Ball of Fan Belts and the majority of the Caverns Tour area. Notable sub-zones include Tail Light Caverns, Lost Cap Cave, and Cars Bad Caverns. "Double Clutch Gulch" extends beyond Ornament Valley and Cadillac Range but remains within the Carburetor County zone. This district primarily spans the southern region of the county.

Tailfin Pass district

On the northern side, a crucial district known as "Tailfin Pass" is set amid a mountain range resembling the Rockies, (Cadillac Range). This district encompasses various areas, including: Redhood Valley (serving as the gateway to Tired Flats from a tunnel through the Cadillac Range), Lake Floaty (within the Redhood Valley zone), Wheel Well area, Firewall Falls, Radiator River, Abandoned Mine and additional caverns. Tailfin Pass also serves as the gateway to "Overheat Peak" through a tunnel in the Cadillac Range. Notably, "Tail Light Caverns" is the only sub-zone shared between the "Ornament Valley" and "Tailfin Pass" districts.

Last Exit - Transportation infrastructure[]

The Last Exit is a crucial road connection within Carburetor County, facilitating travel both north and south. Situated between various intersections, including "Interstate 40" at the county's exit. "Ornament Valley Railroad," this railway system operates in collaboration with the "Pacific Flyer Railroad." The "Ornament Valley Airport" that serves both commercial and cargo planes, the strategic location of the airport enhances its role as a crucial hub for air travel within and beyond Carburetor County.

The Last Exit serves as a key transportation link, connecting the county to Interstates, railway sistems and air travel services, playing a vital role in the overall transportation infrastructure of Carburetor County.

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Videogames[]

In Cars: The Videogame, players start in Radiator Springs. When they finish Sheriff's Chase in Chapter 3, they would then unlock Ornament Valley. In Chapter 4, they would unlock the 2 sections of Tailfin Pass pronouncing that they were districts. The first time you enter Tailfin Pass in Chapter 4, the district would be the Lower Ends, while the other part of the roads of Tailfin Pass would be the Highlands. 

In Cars: Mater-National Championship, after you beat Stadium Race 1, you would unlock Ornament Valley, and then Tailfin Pass after you beat Stadium Race 2. But all 3 areas were smaller than in Cars: The Videogame due to technical issues. 

In Cars: Race-O-Rama, the areas no longer have loading screens besides the PS2 version. In other versions, the player could explore the Carburetor County map with no loading screens. They were the same sizes as in Cars: The Videogame, but new roads were cut in a few locations that are also accessible to the player.

In The World of Cars Online, the explorable areas were Downtown Radiator Springs, Willy's Butte, Fillmore's Fields and Redhood Valley. There were plans for Wheel Well, Tailfin Pass and aswell as three unknown places called Tired Flats, Overheat Peak and Double Clutch Gulch, but were never released due to the game closure.

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