Blurton and Hill – TRANSIT MAPPING PRACTICES IN CANADA 1977 1977
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Description
“Transit Mapping Practices in Canada,” published in September 1977, is an authoritative 47-year-old report authored by Michael Blurton and H. St. Hill for Transport Canada and the Canadian Urban Transit Association (CSTA). This comprehensive study systematically analyzes 35 Canadian transit system maps, covering essential metadata like geographical scope, map scales, route descriptions, service, and fare information. The document is richly formatted with a detailed table of contents, eight tables summarizing map characteristics and service details, and 30 illustrative figures showcasing diverse design elements, from street delineations to symbols and logos. Offering 31 practical recommendations for effective map preparation and distribution, it serves as a crucial historical reference for urban planners and cartographers, providing insights into mid-20th century transit marketing and information design trends.
Additional information
| Pages | 47 |
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| Filesize | 11.8Mb |
