READ MORE - A brief history of the London Underground in 10 forgotten maps Over the coming weeks, we’ll be using maps to tell you the story of each of London’s Tube lines.

The London Underground map has been redrawn in a “circles and spokes” design by a university lecturer who called the official map “garbage”. Maxwell Roberts, who posted a picture of his ...

Transport for London’s map of the London Underground is a sleek, minimalist diagram of where the city’s subways intersect—and it looks nothing like the city itself. The Thames ends up ...

Before we had the London Underground map as we know it today, there was a design released in 1907. In 1907, The Evening News commissioned a pocket map, The Evening News London Tube Map.

The OTHER London tube maps: How London Underground enthusiasts have come up with their own versions of the iconic design after university lecturer's circular reimagination. By MARK DUELL and MILO POPE ...

Quirky designs of the Tube map are nothing new in London, but a new design has captured the imagination after its inventor called the current TfL plan “garbage”.

Map from 1927 showing which parts of the Inner Circle were on the Metropolitan line and which were on the District line (Image: TfL Corporate Archives) Three years after the amalgamation of all of the ...