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I have created a supplementary figure. http://imgur.com/NG5cWmJ http://imgur.com/NG5cWmJ
by dstyrb 11y ago
I have created a supplementary figure.
http://imgur.com/NG5cWmJ http://imgur.com/NG5cWmJ
- robzyb 11y agoThank you. Am I being to harsh in accusing The Atlantic/CityLab from clearly not putting the reader first when they created this article?
- keithpeter 11y agoAha, the solutions. Now I have a Christmas quiz for a bunch of graphic design students. Excellent. Liverpool: many of us still call it Merseyrail despite the attempts at rebranding. Birmingham-Wolverhampton has a Metro as well which I could not see in a quick scan. Officially called Midland Metro http://nxbus.co.uk/the-metro/ http://nxbus.co.uk/the-metro/ The new extension into the centre of Birmingham will be quite cosmopolitan when it actually gets finished.
- fredoralive 11y agoMerseyrail is still called that, this article is more to do with using an "M" symbol rather than the name itself. Midland Metro uses an "n" in common with other Network West Midlands stuff, so doesn't qualify for this chart. http://www.networkwestmidlands.com/ http://www.networkwestmidlands.com/
- keithpeter 11y agoOK, your list, your choice (shrugs). [Just imagine what would have happened if it was Chester that became economically important 150 years ago rather than Liverpool? Deesiderail, or DRail]
- riffraff 11y agoFWIW, I think the one marked "Genoa" looks the same in all of italy. EDIT: ok, "most" of it.