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UNDERGROUND RAILWAY MAP
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NUMBER 1 • 1938 |
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UNDERGROUND MAP
 Number 1 1939 |
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No. 1, 1947 1246/3594F/250M. |
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LONDON
This series of maps published from 1957 through 1972 and produced principally for the tourist visitor, is somewhat ambiguously titled LONDON. One side has a large detailed map of London showing the Underground lines in their proper colours, plus British Rail services (in black and white), all bus roads (outlined in grey), and Green Line coach routes (as green lines, naturally). The reverse has a small black and white diagrammatic map of the Underground, sketches of many tourist sites and their nearest Underground stations, plus an assortment of textual information. |
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 [1957] 1156/26340/200M |
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 [1958] 658/1309M/250,000 (A) |
 1959 1158/2729M/250,000 (A) |
1960 959/2434M/250,000 |
1961 1060/2512M/250,000 |
1962 1061/3033M/250,000 |
1963 1162/3131M/250,000 |
1964 1163/3230E/250,000 |
1965 1064/3703/250,000 |
1966 266/346z/250M |
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[1967] 1266/3871Z/250,000 |
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[1969] 169/192Z/250M |
1970 270/572M/250M |
1971 271/1478M/250M |
 1972 472/2073M/250000 |
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London’s Railways
The short run of London’s Railways maps that appeared from 1973 to 1975 was a continuation of the previous LONDON series. However, the main map changed from a geographic to digrammatic representation of all local railways in London. They also included a black and white map of the Underground’s central area, and showed the travel connections between the Main Line railway stations. |
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1973 173/M/300,000 |
1974 274/1333M/500,000 |
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1975 675/2553M/500,000 |
London Connection(s)
 [1982] |
[June 1983] P00239/A500/683 |
 [198x] |
14 May 1984 |
◀ The London Connection: A powerful combination around London. Inside is a large diagrammatic rail map of Greater London with the Undergound included in colour. The leaflet also has Intercity connections, bus and rail fare zones and a Central Area bus map. This is a glossy full-colour DL-size leaflet (21 cm × 9.5 cm / 8¼" × 3¾") that folds out to 24 panels. |
21 May - 4 October 1987 |
 5 October 1987 - 15 May 1988 |
 15 May 1989 - 13 May 1990 |
◀ This map covers the whole of the SouthEast rail network on one side, with the London Underground and London rail network on the other side. | |
10 May 1992 - 16 May 1993 BO1817/A750/5-92-5-93 |
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[October 1998] until 29th May 1999 BC9809 28.9.98 |
◀ A DL-size leaflet that folds out into a large colour map of the SouthEast rail lines that also shows the availbility of Network Railcards on one side. On the other side there is a large map of the London area, showing connections with the London Underground services. | [October 2000] until 19th May 2001 ATOC/LS September 2000 18.9.2000 |
May 2001 |
 May 2007 |
 January 2008 |
 May 2008 |
14th December 2008 LCL1208 20.11.2008 |
13th December 2009 LCL1209 29.10.2009 |
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 January 2007 |
◀ This fold-out London Connections map shows the railways in and around London geographically rather than the usual diagrammatic layout. The map has the greater London area on one side and a Central London enlargement on the other. Dated January 2007, the map folds out to 42 × 69 centimetres (16½ × 27¼ inches) in size. This map was also produced in a smaller 30 cm × 49 cm (11¾" × 19¼") format that was otherwise identical except for the cover title. ▶ |
 January 2007 |
