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Yes, I have seen a couple of those old England maps
      in books - but never made quite the good connection that
      you have.
 
Just goes to show that there is really nothing new -
        just old things reworked.  Right?
 
Eventually I would like to expand these city maps
         and turn them into an atlas. Each city might
          have some of those block by block maps where
          the city fabric is particulary unique.
 
What do you think of the idea?
 
Regards,
 
Cy
 
 
Cy Yoakam
Urban Quality Communications
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