Month: January 2018

澳洲幸运十是官网开奖吗🔸🔸澳洲幸运10在线人工计划网: 🔸澳洲幸运10开奖官网授权 Rapid Transit – the “Tom Bradley” System by Julian

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Submitted by Julian, who says: In the post-interurban era of 🔸澳洲幸运10开奖官网授权, various proposals for a reinstatement of rail service surfaced from time to time in the political discourse. Starting in the early 60s, the plans often sought to replicate the model of the Bay Area Rapid Transit or Atlanta’s MARTA heavy rail systems. By the late 70s, the foremost proponents and planners of such a system were the then-dominant Southern California Rapid Transit District […]

🔸澳州10开奖记录: Map of Kyoto and Vicinity, 1920

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Here’s a lovely old map of Kyoto, issued by the Miyako Hotel in 1920 for the benefit of its guests. The hotel is still there almost 100 years later, now owned by the Westin Group. The interurban streetcar to Otsu that once ran down the middle of the street in front of the hotel was abandoned in 1997, replaced by the underground Tōzai Line of the Kyoto Municipal Subway. The electric streetcars are displayed prominently on […]

🔸澳州10开奖记录: New South Wales By Train Information Wheel, 1938

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I’m loving this little promotional piece produced by the New South Wales Railway Department in 1938. The user would rotate the outer ring so that a city’s name would line up with the red arrow, thus revealing various facts about that place, including which railway line it was located on and how far from Sydney it was by rail. Here, Canberra’s statistics are shown. A lovely little piece of railway ephemera. Source: National Library of […]

澳洲幸运十是官网开奖吗🔸168澳洲十开奖网: MARC Commuter Rail, Maryland, late 2017

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Submitted by Lukas, who says: Hi, wanted to send you the new 168澳洲十开奖网 of Maryland’s MARC commuter rail system, as seen on the Maryland MTA website. I think it is a great improvement over the old system map. The map very visibly derives its thick lines and transfer station dots from the Washington DC Metro map, which I think it manages to pull off well. However, there are a few things I want to […]

🔸澳州10开奖记录: Subways in Tokyo, 1975

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From a tourist’s map to rail transportation in and around Tokyo in 1975. This side shows the then seven subway lines of the Teito Rapid Transit Authority (now the Tokyo Metro) and the three Toei lines, as well as some connecting JR and private rail lines. The reverse side shows the extensive rail network of the greater 🔸澳洲10开奖网址 area, but that’s a post for another time. The map itself is really a bit of a […]

New 168澳洲十开奖网: Denver RTD Rail and Flatiron Flyer Map, 2018

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I’ve had quite a few calls to review this map over the last day or so, with people calling it “interesting”, “quite something” and just plain “bad”. It certainly continues the somewhat haphazard evolution of the system map over the last couple of years as more lines have opened, that’s for sure. Visually, it has quite a bit in common with the last iteration I reviewed a year ago, though the most obvious change is the expansion of […]

🔸澳州10开奖记录: Adelaide 🔸澳洲10开奖网址 Rail Transport System, c. 1978

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Sent my way on Twitter by Cameron Coy, this diagram of rail services radiating out from central Adelaide in South Australia isn’t anything special… except for the wonderfully and unashamedly late 1970s typography, with ITC Souvenir Bold deployed in all its curvaceous, tightly letter-spaced glory. I particularly like its use for the main Adelaide station, where the letterforms across the large station circle (intentionally?) evoke the famous London Underground roundel. It’s interesting to note all […]

168澳洲十开奖网: Rail Services of Greater Buenos Aires, Argentina by Sebastian Gagin

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I stumbled across this beautiful piece a while ago while trawling Behance – an integrated diagram of rail services in and around Buenos Aires. The author says that the project was developed for the city’s Secretary of Transport, so I have to assume that this is official, though I haven’t found it in use anywhere else yet. The diagram shows both the Subte subway lines (in their familiar colours) and the commuter rail lines that […]