Jill Hubleyさんのイラストまとめ

anyone know if anyone has tried to put together a comprehensive collection of maps in fiction? was thinking now about the phantom tollbooth, my side of the mountain, dell mapbacks, enid blyton. but there's so many I don't know! website? pinterest board? https://t.co/7FArRdmVTO?

#30DayMapChallenge day 21 - elevation. I hadn't used Blender in about four years, so decided to do something with it. Turns out in the intervening years, @domlysz released the GIS add-on, and it's amazing! Here's Mount St. Helens, slightly exaggerated.

#30DayMapChallenge day 5 - OpenStreetMap!
I map a heatmap of Chinese restaurants in NYC. restaurant data extracted from @openstreetmap via the Overpass API, mapped in @LeafletJS w/ the Leaflet.heat plugin. tiles are @StadiaMaps

day 2 of #30DayMapChallenge: lines
I mapped the trails of a few parks in NYC based on their width and material

SELNEC: A Highway Plan 1962. a thing of beauty. full plan here: https://t.co/TOXC8sKZHk

wild style. Traffic across river, published in 'Proposed thoroughfare plan for the Toledo, Ohio urban area,' 1950
https://t.co/2xqqaos0XW
(page 89 of the report references this plate)

an unusual traffic flow map from Portugal, 1938

ship traffic. not quite what I've been posting, but too gorgeous not to share

I only have 5,000 more traffic flow maps to share.
Here are two, both really striking, the second looking kinda bloody
from: Metropolitan Rapid Transit Survey, May 1957. [NYC]
https://t.co/tD8WI5UfQ0

you may have noticed I’ve become a bit obsessed with traffic flow maps.

so I made one. NYC subway passenger flow, april 19, 2019