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This first scan demonstrates their coverage of the rural
parts of the area, with insets for small towns. Notice that
rural areas are at 1/4 the scale of urban areas, an
interesting concept in map-making, yet they manage to show all
the streets. The red italic numbers on the rural map are
house numbers.
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This scan demonstrates their colorful coverage of urban
areas. It's particularly nice how they superimpose arrows on
top of one-way streets, I don't see many other maps do this.
They also do a rather nice job of packing in the block
numbers here.
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The index is also kind of interesting. Most maps stick
with simple letters and integers. This index goes one step
further, using decimal numbers to allow you to more accurately
pinpoint the location of a street, assuming you can
interpolate between grid lines.
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