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This page contains the complete list of Historical Markers from Texas's Historical Marker Program that are featured in the Texas map expansion DLC for American Truck Simulator.

List of Markers

The list contains an image and the location of each Historical Marker featured in the game and an exact copy of its title, description, and sign number. The sign number is marked on a separate brown guide sign indicating the presence of a Historical Marker. When such a sign is absent in the game, the sign number has been retrieved from the official Texas Historic Sites Atlas.

Default	Changed
42print	3M
Haddock shipyard	Vigor Marine Group
Steeler	Westmetal
Fish tail	Trident
Sea horizon	Westport
Homestore	Home Depot
Farmersbarn	Tractor Supply Co.
Lowe's factory	Cargill

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