The London transit authority’s rarely publicized, geographically correct map of the London Underground subway system is making the rounds, and it’s a little unsettling. On this map, disclosed ...

In honor of Black History Month, which takes place in October in the U.K., London’s transit authority has released a reimagined map of the London Tube system on which all 272 stations have been ...

He'd prefer London, and cities like it, mount two maps throughout their transit systems: An easy-to-read route one, and one depicting the way the city actually looks, to scale. So that real-life ...

Vignelli’s map was replaced with a more geographically accurate map in 1979, one that was closer to what people imagined the city looked like, but harder to read. London’s transit mapping ...

‘This map shows how much time it takes to walk between stations on the same line.’ The results are pretty handy, with most stations in central London under 10 minutes away from one another.

Both maps (and many others) can be freely viewed online, or you can buy paper versions from the same site. In addition, Helen has also now released a fantastic map showing walking routes across ...

The system’s map is a tangle of orange lines, without clear names or separate colors. That’ll change this year. By Claire Moses Isabella Kwai and Derrick Bryson Taylor Reporting from London ...