Fun Maps: See the Population of Manhattan, Hour by Hour
Manhattan is a constantly active hub, but a data visualization map paints a portrait of exactly how many people flow in and out of the borough, hour-by-hour.
MoreManhattan is a constantly active hub, but a data visualization map paints a portrait of exactly how many people flow in and out of the borough, hour-by-hour.
MoreWith the development of this new web application, you will no longer have to guess if your line is experiencing delays, service changes, or planned work.
MoreThis interactive map shows “dark-sky places,” where urbanites can go to get away from New York City’s intense light pollution to finally see the stars.
MoreThanks to a new, interactive map, we can see all of the city-owned lots sold to developers for $1 since Mayor Bill de Blasio took office in January 2014.
MoreOn more than a few occasions, we’ve asked the question: what would New York City look like if sea levels drastically rose? Here’s a 3D that paints a picture.
MoreTo make it easier for the public to learn the history behind NYC buildings, the Landmarks Preservation Commission has launched a new version of its web map.
MoreThis NYC Subway map by mapmaker Max Roberts reimagines the system in concentric circles and inspired by Massimo Vignelli’s original subway map design.
MoreSunset Gradient Manhattan Maze Puzzle by Michelle Chandra. Image courtesy of Dirt Alley Design.
Ever go to a new city and feel like you’re wandering around in a maze? San Francisco-based artist and cartographer Michelle Chandra, the founder of Dirt Alley Design, has taken that feeling, and turned it upside down. Her new series …
MoreNew York City’s Landmarks Preservation Commission launched an interactive story map to celebrate the centennial of women’s suffrage in New York State.
MoreNYCrosswalk maps the most dangerous intersections for foot traffic in New York City’s five boroughs and aims to help New Yorkers avoid pedestrian collisions.
MoreA new map tracing concrete architecture throughout New York City takes a deep look at 50 sites in the 5 boroughs that have come to shape the NYC landscape.
MoreAn interactive map allows you to explore 1980s NYC using photos from the City’s Municipal Archive, providing us with a true throwback to the city in the 1980s.
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