Re: Fw: Melbourne Track Maps

I must be the only person in this group who can't open these files.
Any chance of re posting them in a .jpg format, or can someone out
there help me with the how and what of opening them.
DingDing
Jack

--- In TramsDownUnder@y..., "Kevin Taig" <ktaig@d...> wrote:

Sorry my electronic dyslexia is showing again - pressed the wrong

button - here are the maps attached

These are the first maps or drawings I have sent on the email.

Constructive critism welcomed

Scanned @ 200
Ding ding
Regards
Kactus
----- Original Message -----
From: Kevin Taig
To: TramsDownUnder@y...
Sent: Sunday, March 24, 2002 11:04 AM
Subject: Melbourne Track Maps


My recollection of the inclusion of route maps as different from

track maps is that they where mistakenly! omitted from the hard cover
edition of D-C during the binding process. They were included in the
soft cover edition. The previous editions, I have from the second ed.
on, all had route maps.

The only help I have are some track maps and have chosen 3 for

submission:

The 1st is at January 1923 before it all got banged together, when

they got rid of the slots

The 2nd is at 1st May 1956 when it probably reached its zenith with

the opening of Bourke St

The 3rd is my most recent Jan 1980

These maps were reduced from A3 size for transmission purposes so

if you have trouble, - blow 'em up again

Track maps change frequently with a dynamic operaring tramway, I

dont if an all time map is possible. Even this weekend they are
alleged to be excavating down the bottom end of Collins St for the
connections to go over the Collins St bridge currently under
construction over the end of the railway station.


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