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Putting those shapes on each borough takes time. To do the whole city would take some considerable man hours. We don't have the time for that.
That would be a great point, if it were true. It's a simple Google Maps API script, the data is fully complimentary you just have to copy/paste it in one place. Takes all of 3 minutes
That would be a great point, if it were true. It's a simple Google Maps API script, the data is fully complimentary you just have to copy/paste it in one place. Takes all of 3 minutes
It's really that easy? DM the directions on how to do it to checkmate then. You might have just proven your usefulness on this forum.
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Sure. I'd say just continue the orange from Franklin Ave corridor to NY Ave. It's funny cause some of the side streets are pretty quiet, but the main streets of Nostrand, Rodgers, and Bedford have too much going on to be yellow.
Sure. I'd say just continue the orange from Franklin Ave corridor to NY Ave. It's funny cause some of the side streets are pretty quiet, but the main streets of Nostrand, Rodgers, and Bedford have too much going on to be yellow.
Agreed. Fixed.
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Next, the second block is a really small street. We're really not trying to cover NYC block by block, but just give a sense of the overall area. The most we may do are corridors, in which we label avenues and streets with a colored strip lasts for blocks.
Didn't you label Tennis Court specifically red?
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Originally Posted by BlakeJones
That would be a great point, if it were true. It's a simple Google Maps API script, the data is fully complimentary you just have to copy/paste it in one place. Takes all of 3 minutes
The problem is that if you have too many shapes (which would be the case if they were all in one map), the map starts acting funny (sometimes you have to flip between pages to see different parts of the map, or sometimes certain portions don't show up)
Plus, you have to consider that the original map I did was for SI (which is what I'm most familiar with). I didn't originally intend to do all 5 boroughs, but eventually I did it.
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