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February 6th 12, 08:06 PM
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First rule of politics: If your opponent has a great idea, copy it!
On Feb 6, 8:36*pm, Roy Stilling wrote: On Feb 6, 3:00*pm, Paul Corfield wrote: The report says that the outer limit of stations aligns with the Mayor's wider boundary. has TfL or the GLA ever produced a map showing what that boundary is? I did a quick Google but couldn't find anything. It's the Greater London boundary, which has existed since 1965 (with a few minor amendments since then). This TfL Streets master map shows an overview of Greater London and its boundary: http://www.tfl.gov.uk/assets/downloa...Map_Master.pdf There's some outline mapping available in the wikipedia entry for Greater London: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greater_London Decent street maps such as the A-Z or the Collins Bartholomew mapping used by streetmap.co.uk show administrative boundaries. http://www.streetmap.co.uk/ OS's useful Election Maps site also shows administrative boundaries: http://www.election-maps.co.uk/ |
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