Dawsobanter
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A completely excessive transport map of London.
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Transit map of London
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EllieAquitrain
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Impressive! Is there a key to explain the different line styles for buses? I've gathered that "open tramlines" means hail-and-ride, but what does a dashed line indicate?
It's in the middle of Richmond Park - not easy to spot!Impressive! Is there a key to explain the different line styles for buses? I've gathered that "open tramlines" means hail-and-ride, but what does a dashed line indicate?
Some comments - intended to be constructive:
It needs a title and some explanation of what it shows (or intends to), together with the date at which it is (hopefully) accurate. Ideally (with legend) in a corner, or at top/bottom/one side.
Some explanation of terms needed - what does 'infrequent' (or 'frequent') mean?
I find it difficult to work out where I am on the map, and put things in context: more (and more conspicuous) place names, location names, street names, route terminal names required.
Possibly administrative or postal district boundaries should be marked?
No indication (that I could see) as to to scale. Possibly have OS National Grid lines marked (every km? 2km? 5km? 10km?), which would indicate scale, and facilitate cross reference to other maps.
Needs an indication where buses (etc.) only run one way.
But an impressive piece of work!
EllieAquitrain
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Ah thanks! I looked along the edges but couldn't find it!It's in the middle of Richmond Park - not easy to spot!
Some comments - intended to be constructive:
It needs a title and some explanation of what it shows (or intends to), together with the date at which it is (hopefully) accurate. Ideally (with legend) in a corner, or at top/bottom/one side.
Some explanation of terms needed - what does 'infrequent' (or 'frequent') mean?
I find it difficult to work out where I am on the map, and put things in context: more (and more conspicuous) place names, location names, street names, route terminal names required.
Possibly administrative or postal district boundaries should be marked?
No indication (that I could see) as to to scale. Possibly have OS National Grid lines marked (every km? 2km? 5km? 10km?), which would indicate scale, and facilitate cross reference to other maps.
Needs an indication where buses (etc.) only run one way.
But an impressive piece of work!
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