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mapping london highlighting the best london maps -- bookshop apparel art data events historic people tourist tube data jul 27 the best commuter hotspots... posted by ollie tired of london? samuel johnson said you are then tired of life. but sometimes, there are attractions in living outside the capital, while continuing to work in the centre. such as a nice big garden, and being away from the “urban heat island” that makes london hotter than the surrounding regions. to do that, you need to pick a good commuter town, and this tool, from totallymoney (who also produced a london house price/sqft map we featured a while back), aims to help you find that. it’s been freshly updated with 2018 data. basically, there are four attributes – min/max travel time to a london terminus, season ticket cost, life satisfaction score (between 7 and 8 – ask people how happy they are with life, out of 10, they will generally say 7 or 8 on average) and house prices. the tool adds these values together, and ranks each of 115 towns. you can set min/max filters on each of the attributes, and the tool will then reorder the rank of towns that have values falling within your filters. a green/blue colour ramp is used to highlight the better places. looking at all 115-odd places, purfleet in essex is no. 1. cheap, quick commute in, happy people and good value (relatively speaking) house prices. the results are arranged on a pseudo-map of how the towns link to london via the rail network. it’s not quite right – it’s missing cambridge to liverpool street, and bedford to luton for example, and is also missing a few towns, e.g. marlow. hertford and ware are not connected to london correctly, and cheshunt is also wrong. so don’t use it for journey planning, but it might give you some ideas on places, for sure. to see the actual... » » data jul 09 heatwave posted by ollie london’s been sweltering under a heatwave for the last couple of weeks. co-creator dr james cheshire has created this map from the latest (29 june) landsat 8 thermal imagery of the capital. excel is a particular hotspot – its large, flat, metallic roof was showing a temperature of 38°c, having been baked by the sun. the map uses a striking thermal colour ramp – ranging from hot to super-hot. dr cheshire’s advice – head to the parks to stay cool. copyright spatial analysis/james... » » uncategorized jul 06 treasures of hackney posted by ollie this is a map of hackney borough, from the perspective of its old, wealthy houses, and the discovered and undiscovered treasures buried under them, from the days when hackney was full of country estates, before the ready sources of water led to a boom in industry. it was drawn by adam dant, and is one of the maps featured in his book “maps of london & beyond” which was published last month and we reviewed. the map is also available as a fine art print from tag fine arts. we really like the green and yellow colour palette – hackney is a bustling, inner city borough, but this is a reminder of its more rural times, and its many parks that remain. the use of kingsland road as the defining geographical feature, showing it as the widest road, and a straight line (both which are true in real life too), is striking, particularly as it’s shown with a slant, rather than just being part of a grid. the little building sketches, complete with signpost style captions, also act to enhance the map, as do the individual house details. other inscriptions reveal the heritage behind modern features of the borough. for example, london fields was once known as cat & mutton fields – a pub nearby retains the old name. morning lane was once known as money lane. i’m not sure of the reason behind the dinosaur on hackney marsh though… there is an exhibition showing large format versions of some of the maps in the book, and other works, at the map house in knightsbridge, running until 14 july. the map house is just around the corner from harrods and is open during normal working hours. the shop and gallery is worth an extended... » » historic tube jun 28 moscow metro architecture & design map... posted by ollie a lot of londoners are currently focused on the world cup in russia at the moment, so is taking a look eastwards, thanks to the latest boutique map created by productive cartographers blue crow media. the map is essentially a moscow version of their london underground architecture & design map and features the same basic concept of taking a complex metro network, mapping it geographically, and then including, on the reverse, a detailed guide to the most architecturally impressive parts of the underground system, complete with photos and descriptions. the map and guide are bilingual, in england and russian. the central moscow area has an inset map, where the metro is shown in the context of the street network. the map data comes from openstreetmap. the map is finished in a card wallet, with an “m” cut out of the front, allowing a sneak peak of the cartography 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gives each map the space it needs on a single page, to allow the detail, often including hand-written annotations and depictions of individual people, houses, cartouches and other embellishments, to come out clearly. the paper is also uncoated, giving a slightly rough, traditional map feel. the overall production quality and presentation is excellent – always critical for a book containing so many graphic works – congratulations to batsford for taking such care with the production, giving the maps the justice they deserve. there are nearly 50 maps in all, many of whom have only previously been available as fine art works. a lovely graphical contents page (actually run-in across several pages) provides a glimpse of each map, through a circle, for those wanting to pick and choose rather than read from cover to cover. the title hints that it’s not just london that has been drawn by dant, and indeed near the end locations as diverse as paris, rome, scotland’s great glen and tunbridge wells 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