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@longthinmaps

Celebration and criticism of maps of individual rivers, roads, railways, routes, flights and journeys of the imagination. Tweets by @lorp

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One-dimensional maps@longthinmaps·
Let’s start with some book recommendations. First, Alan Ereira’s 2016 biography of one-dimensional mapper extraordinaire John Ogilby (in which you’ll learn that his state-funded magnum opus “Britannia” was part of a plot for the French to invade England via Aberystwyth!)
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Drop the “British Museum” text panel on the left to widen the scroll window. Everyone knows where it is.
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Aaron Francis
Aaron Francis@aarondfrancis·
@JannikJung I just wanna print like 8 feet of something... not sure what yet
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Aaron Francis
Aaron Francis@aarondfrancis·
This open source printer looks incredible
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Rob Durkin @vectorchap is to be credited for “Discover London above the Piccadilly Line” from 2015. He’s also done posters of the Victoria Line, the Overground and the Thames in this style #TubePosters" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">robdurkin.co.uk/#TubePosters
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I’d love it! I took a photo of one in its natural habitat in 2013, so they aged well. It features as part of my #1dmaps collection. RT and reply? Tough call but ok!
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Simon Kuestenmacher
Simon Kuestenmacher@simongerman600·
Dear publishers, please take note. 📖 🗺️
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Fantastic work, generating street profile views from point clouds. Brings to mind Caspar Philips’ Grachtenboek of Amsterdam (1768), Quadri’s Canal Grande (1831), John Tallis’s London views (1838), Ed Ruscha’s Sunset Strip (1966) and Jörg Dietrich’s PanoramaStreetline (now).
Hans van der Kwast @[email protected]@hansakwast

#30DayMapChallenge Day 28: Is this a chart or a map? Elevation profile of the centre of Delft, the Netherlands. #OpenData: AHN4 point cloud Made with #QGIS. Video about the elevation profile tool: youtu.be/ky0HkttaQ58

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