After featuring many very modern maps on Mapping London thus far, it was a pleasure to hear about the Grand Map of London, produced by
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Highlighting the best London maps
After featuring many very modern maps on Mapping London thus far, it was a pleasure to hear about the Grand Map of London, produced by
More...Mapping London editors James and Ollie look back at some of the many maps produced each year in London to highlight the highs and lows
More...Transport for London would really rather you didn’t travel into Zone 1 – the central part of London. It’s a lot cheaper to travel on
More...We were delighted to receive a copy of this rather brilliant new map from artist Julia Forte. It highlights the sort of things in the
More...As a followup to yesterday’s article on the Soviet Cold War maps of London, above is an extract sent from the Landmark Information Group, which
More...Yes the U.S.S.R. had its own maps of London, and other British cities, produced during Cold War era, i.e. the 1950s-1980s, to be perhaps used
More...The OpenStreetMap Out-of-Copyright (OOC) project aims to scan in old Ordnance Survey maps of the country, so that they may be of some use when
More...The above extract is an artwork from Jeremy Wood called My Ghost. Jeremy carried a GPS receiver around central London for nine years, gradually building
More...I’m a sucker for alternative maps of the London Underground, and here’s a great one by Francisco Dans (see the original in high-resolution on Flickr)
More...It’s a bit silly, and not exactly very helpful as a map for navigation – but it’s also a lot of fun. Brett Camper has
More...The “Beck” London Underground map is probably the most iconic and recognisable map of London in the world. As such, it is a favourite for
More...A new exhibition – Sense and the City – opens today at the Transport Museum in Covent Garden. It includes a number of transport data
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