Alternative Tube Maps: Circles Within Circles
A new attempt to redraw the Tube map.
A new attempt to redraw the Tube map.
Spot the error in the latest Tube map.
A last, wonderful hurrah from a tiny local museum, forced to close by Barnet Council.
The charity Practical Action has hit upon an interesting way of demonstrating how a rise in ocean levels would impact on London: they’ve created an alternative Tube map which shows the areas of the capital that would be flooded.
Click map for a version you can actually read. Pubs, the City of London and a fake Tube map. This one spanks all our buttocks. Maths teacher John Coates has put together yet another novelty diagram based on the principles of Harry Beck, this time …
Another week, another spoof Tube map. This one comes from the Football Supporters’ Federation (FSF) and shows all 303 Tube and DLR stops (though not the Overground) with alternative, soccer-referencing names. Favourites include Ian St John’s Wood, Green Park Ji Sung, Tooting Beckham and, erm, …
We’ve had our eye on The Old Lamp Shed for a while, but somehow a lampshade hasn’t been quite the item to inspire us to splurge out a lot of cash. That could change, though, with the introduction of the Handmade Tube Map Lampshade. Based …
A gang of Bulgarian pickpockets who took a Chancery on a London Underground map to identify crime hotspots got Morden they bargained for when they were sentenced to six to 12 months in prison. Pickpockets have been a (Clapham) Common problem in the capital for …
Photo / edwardkimuk Is it time to come up with a new map for London’s transport network? This is the puzzler posed by Jonathan Glancey, who, upon seeing the explosion of arterial tracks the new Oyster-enabled National Rail routes has brought into being, thinks that …
As reported previously, the Circle Line is about to unspiral, branching out to Hammersmith. Commenter Sarabak suggested that the new Tube map for the line looked uncannily like a deep sea anglerfish, holding its lantern before its gaping maw. So here it is, as our …
You may just have noticed all the hoo-ha in recent days about TfL’s bold decision to remove the Thames and Zone boundaries from the Tube map (and the subsequent wrist slap from the Mayor). Not bold enough, we say. Let’s sand away all the extraneous …