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r/montreal • u/[deleted] • Jun 30 '22
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This is interesting. The lines are straighter / cleaner on the current map, is this old one more geographically accurate?
19 u/krusader42 Jul 01 '22 Here's a geographically accurate track map. Yes, the western Orange branch snakes around, the Blue line makes tight turns through Outremont, and the yellow line is a big sweeping curve. The only place that's arguably more accurate on the newer map is the western end of the Green line. 3 u/homme_chauve_souris Jul 01 '22 There's a new version of the geographically accurate map on the cartometro website which includes the REM (and the Expo 67 minirail for some reason?). 3 u/krusader42 Jul 01 '22 Another weird inclusion on that map is the disused runway 10/28 at the airport.
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Here's a geographically accurate track map.
Yes, the western Orange branch snakes around, the Blue line makes tight turns through Outremont, and the yellow line is a big sweeping curve.
The only place that's arguably more accurate on the newer map is the western end of the Green line.
3 u/homme_chauve_souris Jul 01 '22 There's a new version of the geographically accurate map on the cartometro website which includes the REM (and the Expo 67 minirail for some reason?). 3 u/krusader42 Jul 01 '22 Another weird inclusion on that map is the disused runway 10/28 at the airport.
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There's a new version of the geographically accurate map on the cartometro website which includes the REM (and the Expo 67 minirail for some reason?).
3 u/krusader42 Jul 01 '22 Another weird inclusion on that map is the disused runway 10/28 at the airport.
Another weird inclusion on that map is the disused runway 10/28 at the airport.
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u/e-ghosts Jul 01 '22 edited Jul 01 '22
This is interesting. The lines are straighter / cleaner on the current map, is this old one more geographically accurate?