LONDON UNDERGROUND tube map. First four panel map. October 2001 old

LONDON UNDERGROUND tube map. First four panel map. October 2001 old

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LONDON UNDERGROUND tube map. First four panel map. October 2001 old'Tube map October 2001' Four panel pocket Underground map with fare zones 1 to 6 shown alternating between white and grey. Includes the North London Line from North Woolwich to Richmond, operated by National Rail. The key has been moved to a new panel to the right of the map. With more space at the bottom of the map the western section of the River Thames has been drawn lower down and the Wimbledon branch of the District Line extended to allow more

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