![Station Maps: Browser-Based 3D Maps of the London Underground
Station Maps [aeracode.org] by programmer Andrew Godwin contains a large collection of browser-based (HTML5) 3D maps depicting different London Underground/DLR stations.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m6creyFhkW1qhn3smo1_1280.jpg)
Station Maps [aeracode.org] by programmer Andrew Godwin contains a large collection of browser-based (HTML5) 3D maps depicting different London Underground/DLR stations.
Wonderland Transit Map and other fictional places
Thinkgeek has a “Wonderland Transit Map” t-shirt, although they do add the caveat that static maps would probably be useless in the amorphous Wonderland. It got me searching for t-shirts for fictional places that would be equally as useless for navigation.
Neon subway map information design
Neon subway map information design is a simulation of using names as subway stations. Hereby i had created 10 subway routes with different colours to experiment the data visualization in creating a subway sitemap information design.
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Subway usage visualization where each line on the map gets thicker or thinner to represent changes in ridership over time [Flash, via MTAInsider]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lt0c0vRsEw1qz4lm4o1_400.png)
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Subway usage visualization where each line on the map gets thicker or thinner to represent changes in ridership over time [Flash, via MTAInsider]
Mass transit maps can be a big part of the visual culture of cities. The more iconic the map, the more likely it is to be turned into a t-shirt, an umbrella, even a shower curtain. Here’s a look at 20 different subway system maps that serve as a window into the culture of their respective cities.
Interesting way to visualise the wine regions of france
17 citizen-redesigned maps of DC’s Metro.
A couple months ago, the blog Greater Greater Washington challenged readers to create a better map for DC’s subway system, including a new line scheduled to begin opening in 2013. Here are the results. Are there any better than the original?
I like this study about people giving up their seats on the subway to a pregnant woman. Although, sometimes I consider offering my seat because I think a woman is pregnant, but then I don’t because I realize there’s also a possibility she just has a FUPA. And having someone ask if you’re pregnant when you’re not is a total day-ruiner, let me tell you.
