Toronto streetcar system map print, 1932 puget_sound minimalistic and reduces the freeway

minimalistic and reduces the freeway network to its absolute essentials

all that exists of the proposed Queen Street subway consists of one empty platform at the Queen station on Line 1

it was meant to be connected to a subway system

there were all kinds of opportunities for Congressional shenanigans

the Progressive Conservative Party decided to support an expansion of traditional subway service and produced this plan in early 1985

Toronto streetcar system map print, 1932 puget_sound minimalistic and reduces the freewayToronto, unusually among North American cities, kept most of its streetcar system from before World War II. I drew a map of the system based on a 1932 original, and it's surprisingly extensive, matching much of what the network looks like now, even though the two busiest lines the Yonge Spadina and Bloor Danforth lines have been replaced with rapid transit lines. This map was featured by BlogTO. Designed in New York City, printed in Nashville,