On Sun, 06 May 2007 21:01:25 GMT, Olof Lagerkvist
wrote:

Alex Ingram wrote:

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


There used to be (a huge) close to geographically correct map called
Multi-Modal Map or something like that on the TfL website but I cannot
find it there anymore. The good thing with that map (and the problem
with it) was that it had almost everything that had to do with public
transport on it. Every bus route, every railway, tube-line, DLR,
Tramlink along with all bus stations, railway/tube/tram/DLR stations,
taxi ranks, dial-a-ride stations, most streets, almost every landmark
you could think of and much more, including borough names and borders
etc. The only thing I missed on it was the travelcard zone boundaries.
You had to print it on a 5 x 4 feet paper or something like that to make
out all the details.

Have anyone found that map on the new TfL website?

I haven't, though I may have it on my desktop PC still. (I'm on my
laptop now; can't check).

It's enormous; it fills most of one wall