Philadelphia SEPTA rapid transit system, 1974 pilipino_art and I've gone for a

and I've gone for a tropical theme with the color scheme for this airport diagram

The city's streets weren't renumbered to the "400 W" format until 1936 in Salt Lake County

are upgraded trolley-era lines which use modern equipment and a 1980s-vintage tunnel through downtown

and the infrastructure used to build out electric streetcar networks could also be used to electrify homes and businesses

Modern Portland and the Willamette Valley have a large

Philadelphia SEPTA rapid transit system, 1974 pilipino_art and I've gone for aSEPTA, Philadelphia's transit authority, is fairly conservative in how it makes changes to its network. What this means is that the core of Philadelphia's trolley network survived World War II and the freeway era, only to be dismantled due to persistent streetcar shortages. This is what the system looked like in 1974. Printed on Satin finish 80# cover stock 220 GSM in Nashville, Tennessee. Image will be printed with a border for framing. Please allow