"Mr Thant" wrote in message
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On Jul 9, 6:53 pm, Tom Anderson wrote:
Slightly tricky when some stations and lines have trains to multiple
termini. Shouldn't be impossible, though, and would definitely be useful.

Have you seen the Overground Network map:
http://web.archive.org/web/200601250...etwork-map.pdf

(the ON website was taken down a few months ago. I presume the signage
can't be far behind)

I thought it looked a bit stale when I saw it a few months ago, but I see
www.overgroundnetwork.com now redirects to TfL's homepage. I was wondering
what would happen to the platform signs, because they are basically quite
useful, in a similar format to LU line maps. I guess they could remain with
some sort of minor rebranding, but to what? I believe South London Metro has
already been tried...

I wonder if http://www.overground.co.uk is a cybersquatter?

There's also this classic Southern map that uses a similar concept:
http://www.virtualportmeirion.com/network/largemap.htm

That shows quite well how little the network has really changed - I guess
the blue line to Holborn Viaduct from Sevenoaks sould be dusted off again
for Thameslink - I think its one of the intended routes?

Paul