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June 26th 11, 05:43 PM
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"Geographically accurate Tube Map"
http://london-tubemap.com/
I know we all know that the tube map is far from geographically accurate and there have been loads of maps that have appeared that show where the lines accurately - but this one is the closest I've seen to something that straddles complete accuracy and cleanness of the real current one. Would there be any value in this (or similar) becoming the standard tube map as opposed to the current one? |
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