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== Neighborhoods ==
== Neighborhoods ==
There appear to be 3 neighborhoods in Selvadorada: A neighborhood with a well icon, perhaps the town; a neighborhood with a leaf icon, perhaps the vacation villas; and a neighborhood with an ancient mask icon, the jungle.
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== Lots ==
== Lots ==
There seem to be 7 lots in Selvadorada, not including the temples.
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==Trivia==
==Trivia==

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The Sims 4: Jungle Adventure


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Selvadorada
Selvadorada
World · Featured in: The Sims 4: Jungle Adventure
Selvadorada
Travel to Selvadorada, a new destination where your Sims can befriend locals at the cantina or purchase essential survival gear. Your Sims can try traditional foods, dance to new music, practice native customs and shop for authentic décor. Dress your Sims in local fashion from outfits full of colorful patterns to durable clothing suitable for the jungle!
Name Selvadorada
Game(s) The Sims 4: Jungle Adventure

Selvadorada is a destination world in The Sims 4: Jungle Adventure.

Neighborhoods

There appear to be 3 neighborhoods in Selvadorada: A neighborhood with a well icon, perhaps the town; a neighborhood with a leaf icon, perhaps the vacation villas; and a neighborhood with an ancient mask icon, the jungle.

Lots

There seem to be 7 lots in Selvadorada, not including the temples.

Trivia

  • "Selvadorada" means "Golden Jungle" in Spanish/Catalan.

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