Mapping London is currently abroad on holiday. So here’s a post on location – not of a map of London, but of New York City.
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Highlighting the best London maps
Mapping London is currently abroad on holiday. So here’s a post on location – not of a map of London, but of New York City.
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Maps appear everywhere! I only recently featured the Craft Brewery Map of London so I was pleased to discover today that one of the featured
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Google yesterday released their 3D map for much of inner city London – roughly, most of Zones 1-2 and parts of Zone 3, now visible
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The Foursquare social network has always been very focused on place – its key element being the “checkin” to the pub, restaurant or park you
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The artist Katherine Baxter, who specialises in hand-drawn isometric generalised maps, particular of cities, has a solo exhibition “Mapmaker”, at the Coninsgby Gallery in Tottenham
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Blue Crow Media, who have previously produced pocket-size maps, that we’ve reviewed, of artisan coffee houses, craft beer pubs and independent bicycle shops, have been
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John Snow’s map of cholera has become one of the most iconic of an era when the importance of statistics and graphics were becoming recognised. The map
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This is the first of a few maps that we will feature over the next few months, that use the new DataShine mapping platform developed
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London has many networks – roads, tube trains, electricity, water – but there is another key one, one which was very important in allowing London
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The above graph shows the results of the council elections that took place last week for each of the ~600 wards in London. The colours
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It’s a lovely sunny day in London today, with temperatures up to the mid-20s, and what better way to spend a day like this (assuming
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This animation shows how the roads in the London area formed, from Roman times through the industrial revolution and to the modern day. London’s boundary
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