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The London Underground Map

The London Underground map is extremely well designed. Simple, easy to understand and (76) (attract), it performs its primary task of guiding both inhabitants and (77) (tour) round the underground system in London very well. The man behind this great (78) (achieve) was called Henry Beck, an (79) (employ)of the London Underground Drawing Office, who designed the map in 1931. The design of the map showed great (80) (original)because it clearly represented a complex network of (81) (communicate). This design was later used by most of the world’s underground systems.
The map used before 1931 was messy and (82) (clear). So Beck decided to sketch out a better one using a diagram rather than a (83) (tradition) map. This new map was an enormous (84) .(succeed) with the public when, in 1933, it made its first (8

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