Tube map based on word association

Posted Apr 11, 2019, 7:07 PM UTC

Posted Apr 11, 2019, 7:07 PM UTC
0/10 would not recommend this for travel around London
Harrow gets its own line? This is our greatest achievement.
I love that “&” gets its own line.
I live in Hampstead so guess I’m not getting home!
Am I the only one confused as to what this is exactly
Edit: I'm a moron
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This is great! They're not all here though right? I can't see Moorgate, at least it's not next to the other Gates.
Is there some significance to Edgeware Road?
(creator here)
I only had the lines correspond to whole words rather than partial words (so no -gate, -ham or -ton).
Joining up stations sharing parts of words could still have worked, but the map would be a lot messier - imagine trying to join "Northwood Hills" to the "wood" line on the map above!
I have a plan for a future project for what to do with the "unmatched" stations, based on partial matching.
Are you referring to the double branch? It's because there are two distinct stations called Edgeware Road on the tube map - very close to each other, but each serve a different set of lines.
Thank you. I was going to ask.
Definitely not all there. Still lots with no association with other stations on the map. Off the top of my head a lot of one word ones like Angel, Barking, and Brixton are missing, plus some others like Mornington Crescent.
Also no Oakwood on the Bakerloo Wood line.
Still a cracking effort though.
No Highgate either with all the other gates. Could have had a line with stations with 0 associations to others
Canary wharf?
I have so many questions
My station (Osterley) had no chance. 100% would still hang a copy of this in my flat though.
Maybe all the island tube stations have their own line?
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My journey home:
Mansion House -> Manor House -> Ruislip Manor -> West Ruislip -> Hounslow West -> Hounslow East -> East Putney
I would start at bank but 99% sure it's not there for obvious reasons.
That was very satisfying to do.
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Where's Angel?
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Took me a second to figure it out, but I never realised that there were so many stations that ended in park.