notes.husk.org. scribblings by Paul Mison.

The Chromatic London Underground Map by fdansv on Flickr:

The purpose of this map is chiefly aesthethic, as well as an attempt of providing an alternative visualization of our beloved network.

Buy your A2 numbered copy for £14.99 here or see the original post in my blog here.

Marimekko’s (interactive, if you visit the real thing) map of Helsinki (via)

Blocky Earth’s rendition of San Francisco. This is looking westwards from the Bay, just south east of Rincon Hill.

Blocky Earth is a Chrome experiment by Jaume Sánchez (via). Bonus points for the screenshot functionality.

theartofgooglebooks:

Map left folded through digitization.

From the front matter of Chicago and the Great Conflagration, by Elias Colbert and Everett Chamberlin (1871). [Here]

new-aesthetic:

Is this the structure of New York City? (by Eric Fischer)

Tendrils.

bashford:

Geologic Map of the North Side of the Moon by Desiree E. Stuart-Alexander (1978)

iamdanw:

Great Britain. Her natural and industrial resources (by Boston Public Library)

[this is good]

NO301 site plan, North Greenwich.

This has been in my drafts folder for probably two years, so I have no idea where it was from originally. I just like maps, and lines, and black and white, and I’m rescuing it.

Edit: diamond geezer reminds me that it’s the planning application for a hotel by the Dome which is still not built. All the planning documents have gone (except, through the random chance that I liked it and saved it, this one).

thingsmagazine:

Song Map, by Dorothy

It’s probably a bad sign that I can tell the places where that is the A-Z and the places where it deviates.