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If any of you have been to Milan, the inner circle of the image [1] is more or less the city boundary. That path could be anything between 70 to 100 km accordin
by pmontra 5y ago
If any of you have been to Milan, the inner circle of the image [1] is more or less the city boundary. That path could be anything between 70 to 100 km according to how they'll design it. I had no problems cycling 100+ km around the city during the second quasi-lockdown of one winter ago.
The grey area is what's called "città metropolitana" now, basically the old province of Milan including more than 100 of other cities. Milan accounts for almost half of the population.
[1] Deep link to the bike paths network https://cdn.road.cc/sites/default/files/styles/main_width/public/milan-cambio-proposed-cycling-routes.png https://cdn.road.cc/sites/default/files/styles/main_width/pu...
- eCa 5y agoI would have thought that the inner circle would be the Via Santa Sofia-Via Senato circle road. I’ve never been to the city-proper, only the train station, but it seems strange that any of the missing 20% would be in the city center.
- pmontra 5y agoI found this PDF from the City council [1] There is an example about "Line 6" at page 14. It starts almost at the eastern city border. [1] https://www.cittametropolitana.mi.it/export/sites/default/portale/news/doc/Presentazione_CAMBIO_Consiglio_29nov2021.pdf https://www.cittametropolitana.mi.it/export/sites/default/po...
- bonzini 5y agoIf you zoom it enough you can read the text albeit only barely. The second circle goes as far as Assago and Sesto San Giovanni; the third goes as far Rozzano and Rho; the fourth goes as far as Cornaredo and Pioltello. Based on this the first circle should be the circonvallazione esterna (viale Liguria etc.).