On May 6, 4:29 pm, Tom Anderson wrote:
On Sun, 6 May 2007, wrote:
On May 6, 12:29 am, Alex Ingram
wrote:

On a side note - are there any alternative geographical versions of the
london connections map? (a quick Google finds none)

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

That means this one:

http://www.tfl.gov.uk/assets/downloads/lon_con.pdf

Which, unlike the results you get from ...

Googling for 'geographical tube map'

Includes National Rail lines.

http://www.simonclarke.org/lul/maps/lul.gif

Still an excellent map!

tom



The thing about these geographical maps is that, like the way that the
bus maps show the railway routes, they show the geographical locations
of the stations, which are of interest to real publics, but then draw
any old line they like between them which, in the case of the bus map,
avoids conflict with other features.

For enthusiasts who want to know where the lines actually go, they are
worse than diagrams, because they imply geographical accuracy which
isn't there.