Franklin has now uploaded the latest version of his CartoMetro Detailed London Transport map - v3.4
http://carto.metro.free.fr/metro-tram-london/
I can't remember all the changes, but the map includes the updated new tram layout at Wimbledon, the updated track layout at Putney, various NR / Crossrail-related work, and some added NR track naming.
He has also created a new map - London Rail Lines - v1.0:
http://carto.metro.free.fr/lines-london/
This is an overlay on the standard CartoMetro map (v3.4) and has all of the main line tracks named - generally according to those shown in the NR sectional appendices.
Map v3.4 is still shown for easy reference, but is greyed out. The tube lines are shown as thinner lines, generally in their line colour. Their sections are generally named (where relevant).
As always, the best way to use the maps off-line is to download the PDF version. Whether looking online or offline, remeber to zoom right in to be able to see all of the detail, especially with some of the local NR track names on the detailed map.
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There appears to be a technical hitch with the new maps in that the platform, track and siding numbers have disappeared on all but the online v3.4 map
I'm sure that Franklin will sort that out shortly
02 Sept
The downloadable line map v3.4 now has the numbers on it
http://carto.metro.free.fr/metro-tram-london/
I can't remember all the changes, but the map includes the updated new tram layout at Wimbledon, the updated track layout at Putney, various NR / Crossrail-related work, and some added NR track naming.
He has also created a new map - London Rail Lines - v1.0:
http://carto.metro.free.fr/lines-london/
This is an overlay on the standard CartoMetro map (v3.4) and has all of the main line tracks named - generally according to those shown in the NR sectional appendices.
Map v3.4 is still shown for easy reference, but is greyed out. The tube lines are shown as thinner lines, generally in their line colour. Their sections are generally named (where relevant).
As always, the best way to use the maps off-line is to download the PDF version. Whether looking online or offline, remeber to zoom right in to be able to see all of the detail, especially with some of the local NR track names on the detailed map.
--- old post above --- --- new post below ---
Note
There appears to be a technical hitch with the new maps in that the platform, track and siding numbers have disappeared on all but the online v3.4 map
I'm sure that Franklin will sort that out shortly
02 Sept
The downloadable line map v3.4 now has the numbers on it
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