St-Kilda, western Scotland
London Underground Map with Distance Grids
The London Underground Map is famous for ignoring the real geography of the city in favour of a simplified diagram showing the lines and their intersections. The map is so prevalent that Londoners and visitors now probably think of the city in terms of the tube map- referring to an area by the name of a station, or thinking of distances in the tube network as well as the real physical distance above ground.
Cinematic Topography of the Day: Redditor subtonix says: “I made a map of what movies I think best represent US states. Hope I didn’t miss any…”
Fargo for Minnesota? I think not. What else did he/she get wrong?
(Embiggen.)
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(Source: thedailywhat)