Re: ASCII map updated
mha...@artsci.wustl.edu (Michael Hamm) wrote in news:bgbqj3$c6i$1...@newsreader.wustl.edu: > New York City is divided into five boroughs. Manhattan is one of > them. If I did an ASCII map for any of the other boroughs, I'd > probably have to make it more than 70 characters wide. Manhattan I > managed to get in under the wire. You could easily append a subway map of Staten Island and still be under the wire. :-) I think it's excellent. The only thing that looks odd to me is referring to the Union Sq stop as "4Av." Yeah, it makes the 'L' train stations appear to be consistently named, but it's not called 4th Avenue, it's Union Square. Times Sq is aka 42nd St, Herald Sq is aka 34th St, Union Sq is if anything aka 14th St, not 4th Ave. -- Michael New York, NY USA
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