3D Diagrams of London Underground Stations
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3D Diagrams of London Underground Stations
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Re: 3D Diagrams of London Underground Stations
#2http://openstationmap.org generates layer based maps for stations based on osm data.
Looks a lot less cooler than these diagrams, but (may) work for more stations.
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#3I've always appreciated the official Hong Kong MTR station 3D maps
https://www.mtr.com.hk/en/customer/services/system_map.html
for example:
https://www.mtr.com.hk/archive/ch/services/layouts/hok.pdf
or
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#4I look at these and still don't understand some stations :D
I swear there isn't really a tube - you just walk to your destination underground and the train is an illusion.
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#5Many aren't very detailed. I could do with more detail on e.g. King's Cross, a station where it's easy to be suckered into a much longer walk to / from your platform if you don't know some of the shortcuts.
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#6Bethnal Green is the site of a horrific ww2 bombing incident.
Belsize Park may be one of the deep shelter stations?
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#7Many aren't very detailed. I could do with more detail on e.g. King's Cross, a station where it's easy to be suckered into a much longer walk to / from your platform if you don't know some of the shortcuts.
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#8London has recently completed the ~ 20 billion pound Crossrail project after some 8 years or more of planning and tunneling.
Part of that was creating "vibration free" railway lines that pass some 17m or so directly under world class concert halls and major recording studios.
A small part of some major engineering in a heavily built up constricted environment.
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#9I look at these and still don't understand some stations :D I swear there isn't really a tube - you just walk to your destination underground and the train is an illusion.
Kings Cross definitely feels that way!
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#10http://openstationmap.org generates layer based maps for stations based on osm data. Looks a lot less cooler than these diagrams, but (may) work for more stations.
"less cooler?"