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
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Soviet Military Maps of London
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
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Classic Ordnance-Survey 1:25000 Map of London
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
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Mapping your Digital Footprint
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
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The Twisted London Underground Map
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)
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GCSE Scores and Poverty in London
This week, thousands of teenagers across the capital will receive GCSE results that will likely have an impact on the life decisions they take over the
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Mapping London’s Underground Rivers
Aside from the odd rumble of a tube train, or perhaps a burst pipe in winter, Londoners often overlook the goings on beneath their feet.
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8-Bit London
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
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Tube Maps at Funny Angles
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
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Sense and the City at the Transport Museum
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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TubeViz – Tube Station Passenger Footfall
From Daniela Krug and Lars Malmqvist comes TubeViz – a nice visualisation of passenger entries to, and exits from, tube stations (not Overground or DLR)
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Telecoms Clutter Map
This map of mobile phone signal strength, produced by the GeoInformation Group this year, was one of the graphics featured in the exhibition that accompanied
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