Having started to use del.icio.us recently I came across a geographical version of the tube map that I hadn’t seen in some time. It’s great – it shows you exactly where stations are in relation to each other geographically – but isn’t exactly that useful.
A little digging turned up this beauty on rodcorp’s blog which has taken the basic tube map and added dotted lines where it is quicker to walk between the stations – very handy for tourists, I presume, as they are renowned for taking the tube between Covent Garden and Leicester Square.
The tube map actually has significance for Finchley – my home – as it’s creator, Harry Beck,
Harry Beck, lived here and there is now a plaque dedicated to him at Finchley Central station.
For those looking for something amusing to give to the passing tourist, try The Great Bear or some of the silly maps.
That’s a great site although it’s made me feel very guilty about taking the tube from Aldgate to Moorgate regularly. Definitely need to start walking more!
See also http://www.brunningonline.net/simon/blog/archives/001069.html and http://www.brunningonline.net/simon/blog/archives/001477.html.