Martin Hoffmann

The first part of Denmark – the island of Sjælland – has arrived on the #RailwayHistoryMap. It is the first part that comes with the improved higher detail level. You have to select the “details” layer in the layers menu to be allowed to zoom in that far.

https://map.railwayhistory.org/#detail-latin@13/55.6613/12.522

Oct 27 at 8:22amWeb
Show threadMartin HoffmannOct 27
I have also reworked the electrification colours to make them easier to distinguish.
Show thread波鉄 (Hatetsu)Oct 27

@partim Great work!

Kind of makes me think back to the old Hungarian Kursbuch I've been using recently that had a column showing whether the line was doubled and which side of the line the station buildings were. This is much more, of course, but the aesthetic is strikingly similar

Show threadMartin HoffmannOct 27
@HaTetsu The medium detail layer is inspired by this map: https://timetableworld.com/ttw-viewer.php?token=ecf2e3a9-1c48-439c-b933-a2b4f4256229, while the higher detail is based on the German operational maps like this one: https://www.blocksignal.de/krt/f.php?k=er89&r=6
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