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DESCRIPTION:Transit maps hold a unique place in both the urban environment 
 and the cultural zeitgeist\, often transcending their utilitarian purposes
  to become symbols of cities and nations alike. Iconic transit maps such a
 s Henry Charles Beck's 1933 map of the London Underground or Vignelli's 19
 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
 re Here is an exhibition that explores the unique relationship between tra
 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
 sit cartography as a whole.\n\nCurated by the winner of the California Map
  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
 hrough Friday\, August 21\, 2026. It is also available to view digitally.
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  to become symbols of cities and nations alike. Iconic transit maps such a
 s Henry Charles Beck's 1933 map of the London Underground or Vignelli's 19
 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
 re Here is an exhibition that explores the unique relationship between tra
 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
 sit cartography as a whole.\n\nCurated by the winner of the California Map
  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
 hrough Friday\, August 21\, 2026. It is also available to view digitally.
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  to become symbols of cities and nations alike. Iconic transit maps such a
 s Henry Charles Beck's 1933 map of the London Underground or Vignelli's 19
 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
 re Here is an exhibition that explores the unique relationship between tra
 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
 sit cartography as a whole.\n\nCurated by the winner of the California Map
  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
 hrough Friday\, August 21\, 2026. It is also available to view digitally.
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 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
 re Here is an exhibition that explores the unique relationship between tra
 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
 sit cartography as a whole.\n\nCurated by the winner of the California Map
  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
 hrough Friday\, August 21\, 2026. It is also available to view digitally.
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 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
 re Here is an exhibition that explores the unique relationship between tra
 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
 sit cartography as a whole.\n\nCurated by the winner of the California Map
  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
 hrough Friday\, August 21\, 2026. It is also available to view digitally.
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  to become symbols of cities and nations alike. Iconic transit maps such a
 s Henry Charles Beck's 1933 map of the London Underground or Vignelli's 19
 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
 re Here is an exhibition that explores the unique relationship between tra
 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
 sit cartography as a whole.\n\nCurated by the winner of the California Map
  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
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 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
 re Here is an exhibition that explores the unique relationship between tra
 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
 sit cartography as a whole.\n\nCurated by the winner of the California Map
  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
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 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
 re Here is an exhibition that explores the unique relationship between tra
 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
 sit cartography as a whole.\n\nCurated by the winner of the California Map
  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
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 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
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 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
 sit cartography as a whole.\n\nCurated by the winner of the California Map
  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
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 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
 re Here is an exhibition that explores the unique relationship between tra
 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
 sit cartography as a whole.\n\nCurated by the winner of the California Map
  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
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 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
 re Here is an exhibition that explores the unique relationship between tra
 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
 sit cartography as a whole.\n\nCurated by the winner of the California Map
  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
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 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
 re Here is an exhibition that explores the unique relationship between tra
 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
 sit cartography as a whole.\n\nCurated by the winner of the California Map
  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
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 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
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 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
 sit cartography as a whole.\n\nCurated by the winner of the California Map
  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
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 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
 re Here is an exhibition that explores the unique relationship between tra
 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
 sit cartography as a whole.\n\nCurated by the winner of the California Map
  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
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 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
 re Here is an exhibition that explores the unique relationship between tra
 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
 sit cartography as a whole.\n\nCurated by the winner of the California Map
  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
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  to become symbols of cities and nations alike. Iconic transit maps such a
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 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
 re Here is an exhibition that explores the unique relationship between tra
 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
 sit cartography as a whole.\n\nCurated by the winner of the California Map
  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
 hrough Friday\, August 21\, 2026. It is also available to view digitally.
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  to become symbols of cities and nations alike. Iconic transit maps such a
 s Henry Charles Beck's 1933 map of the London Underground or Vignelli's 19
 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
 re Here is an exhibition that explores the unique relationship between tra
 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
 sit cartography as a whole.\n\nCurated by the winner of the California Map
  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
 hrough Friday\, August 21\, 2026. It is also available to view digitally.
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  to become symbols of cities and nations alike. Iconic transit maps such a
 s Henry Charles Beck's 1933 map of the London Underground or Vignelli's 19
 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
 re Here is an exhibition that explores the unique relationship between tra
 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
 sit cartography as a whole.\n\nCurated by the winner of the California Map
  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
 hrough Friday\, August 21\, 2026. It is also available to view digitally.
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SUMMARY:You Are Here: Transit Cartography & Spatial Identity
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  to become symbols of cities and nations alike. Iconic transit maps such a
 s Henry Charles Beck's 1933 map of the London Underground or Vignelli's 19
 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
 re Here is an exhibition that explores the unique relationship between tra
 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
 sit cartography as a whole.\n\nCurated by the winner of the California Map
  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
 hrough Friday\, August 21\, 2026. It is also available to view digitally.
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SUMMARY:You Are Here: Transit Cartography & Spatial Identity
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 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
 re Here is an exhibition that explores the unique relationship between tra
 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
 sit cartography as a whole.\n\nCurated by the winner of the California Map
  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
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 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
 re Here is an exhibition that explores the unique relationship between tra
 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
 sit cartography as a whole.\n\nCurated by the winner of the California Map
  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
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 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
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 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
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  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
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 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
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 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
 sit cartography as a whole.\n\nCurated by the winner of the California Map
  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
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 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
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 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
 sit cartography as a whole.\n\nCurated by the winner of the California Map
  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
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 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
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 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
 sit cartography as a whole.\n\nCurated by the winner of the California Map
  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
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 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
 re Here is an exhibition that explores the unique relationship between tra
 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
 sit cartography as a whole.\n\nCurated by the winner of the California Map
  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
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 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
 re Here is an exhibition that explores the unique relationship between tra
 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
 sit cartography as a whole.\n\nCurated by the winner of the California Map
  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
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 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
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  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
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 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
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 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
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  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
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 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
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 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
 sit cartography as a whole.\n\nCurated by the winner of the California Map
  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
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 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
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 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
 sit cartography as a whole.\n\nCurated by the winner of the California Map
  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
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 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
 re Here is an exhibition that explores the unique relationship between tra
 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
 sit cartography as a whole.\n\nCurated by the winner of the California Map
  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
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  to become symbols of cities and nations alike. Iconic transit maps such a
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 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
 re Here is an exhibition that explores the unique relationship between tra
 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
 sit cartography as a whole.\n\nCurated by the winner of the California Map
  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
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SUMMARY:You Are Here: Transit Cartography & Spatial Identity
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  to become symbols of cities and nations alike. Iconic transit maps such a
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 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
 re Here is an exhibition that explores the unique relationship between tra
 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
 sit cartography as a whole.\n\nCurated by the winner of the California Map
  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
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SUMMARY:You Are Here: Transit Cartography & Spatial Identity
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  to become symbols of cities and nations alike. Iconic transit maps such a
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 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
 re Here is an exhibition that explores the unique relationship between tra
 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
 sit cartography as a whole.\n\nCurated by the winner of the California Map
  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
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SUMMARY:You Are Here: Transit Cartography & Spatial Identity
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  to become symbols of cities and nations alike. Iconic transit maps such a
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 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
 re Here is an exhibition that explores the unique relationship between tra
 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
 sit cartography as a whole.\n\nCurated by the winner of the California Map
  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
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GEO:37.426903;-122.167571
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SUMMARY:You Are Here: Transit Cartography & Spatial Identity
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  to become symbols of cities and nations alike. Iconic transit maps such a
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 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
 re Here is an exhibition that explores the unique relationship between tra
 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
 sit cartography as a whole.\n\nCurated by the winner of the California Map
  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
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GEO:37.426903;-122.167571
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SUMMARY:You Are Here: Transit Cartography & Spatial Identity
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  to become symbols of cities and nations alike. Iconic transit maps such a
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 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
 re Here is an exhibition that explores the unique relationship between tra
 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
 sit cartography as a whole.\n\nCurated by the winner of the California Map
  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
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GEO:37.426903;-122.167571
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SUMMARY:You Are Here: Transit Cartography & Spatial Identity
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  to become symbols of cities and nations alike. Iconic transit maps such a
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 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
 re Here is an exhibition that explores the unique relationship between tra
 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
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  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
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  to become symbols of cities and nations alike. Iconic transit maps such a
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 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
 re Here is an exhibition that explores the unique relationship between tra
 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
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  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
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 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
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 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
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  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
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 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
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 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
 sit cartography as a whole.\n\nCurated by the winner of the California Map
  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
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 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
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 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
 sit cartography as a whole.\n\nCurated by the winner of the California Map
  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
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 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
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 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
 sit cartography as a whole.\n\nCurated by the winner of the California Map
  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
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 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
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 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
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  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
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 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
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 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
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  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
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 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
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 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
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  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
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 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
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  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
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 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
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 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
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  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
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 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
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 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
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  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
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 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
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 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
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  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
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 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
 re Here is an exhibition that explores the unique relationship between tra
 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
 sit cartography as a whole.\n\nCurated by the winner of the California Map
  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
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  to become symbols of cities and nations alike. Iconic transit maps such a
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 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
 re Here is an exhibition that explores the unique relationship between tra
 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
 sit cartography as a whole.\n\nCurated by the winner of the California Map
  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
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SUMMARY:You Are Here: Transit Cartography & Spatial Identity
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  to become symbols of cities and nations alike. Iconic transit maps such a
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 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
 re Here is an exhibition that explores the unique relationship between tra
 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
 sit cartography as a whole.\n\nCurated by the winner of the California Map
  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
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SUMMARY:You Are Here: Transit Cartography & Spatial Identity
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  to become symbols of cities and nations alike. Iconic transit maps such a
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 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
 re Here is an exhibition that explores the unique relationship between tra
 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
 sit cartography as a whole.\n\nCurated by the winner of the California Map
  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
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SUMMARY:You Are Here: Transit Cartography & Spatial Identity
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  to become symbols of cities and nations alike. Iconic transit maps such a
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 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
 re Here is an exhibition that explores the unique relationship between tra
 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
 sit cartography as a whole.\n\nCurated by the winner of the California Map
  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
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SUMMARY:You Are Here: Transit Cartography & Spatial Identity
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 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
 re Here is an exhibition that explores the unique relationship between tra
 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
 sit cartography as a whole.\n\nCurated by the winner of the California Map
  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
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SUMMARY:You Are Here: Transit Cartography & Spatial Identity
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 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
 re Here is an exhibition that explores the unique relationship between tra
 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
 sit cartography as a whole.\n\nCurated by the winner of the California Map
  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
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SUMMARY:You Are Here: Transit Cartography & Spatial Identity
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DESCRIPTION:Transit maps hold a unique place in both the urban environment 
 and the cultural zeitgeist\, often transcending their utilitarian purposes
  to become symbols of cities and nations alike. Iconic transit maps such a
 s Henry Charles Beck's 1933 map of the London Underground or Vignelli's 19
 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
 re Here is an exhibition that explores the unique relationship between tra
 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
 sit cartography as a whole.\n\nCurated by the winner of the California Map
  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
 hrough Friday\, August 21\, 2026. It is also available to view digitally.
GEO:37.426903;-122.167571
LOCATION:David Rumsey Map Center (Green Library) 
SUMMARY:You Are Here: Transit Cartography & Spatial Identity
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/you-are-here
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:Transit maps hold a unique place in both the urban environment 
 and the cultural zeitgeist\, often transcending their utilitarian purposes
  to become symbols of cities and nations alike. Iconic transit maps such a
 s Henry Charles Beck's 1933 map of the London Underground or Vignelli's 19
 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
 re Here is an exhibition that explores the unique relationship between tra
 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
 sit cartography as a whole.\n\nCurated by the winner of the California Map
  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
 hrough Friday\, August 21\, 2026. It is also available to view digitally.
GEO:37.426903;-122.167571
LOCATION:David Rumsey Map Center (Green Library) 
SUMMARY:You Are Here: Transit Cartography & Spatial Identity
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/you-are-here
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:Transit maps hold a unique place in both the urban environment 
 and the cultural zeitgeist\, often transcending their utilitarian purposes
  to become symbols of cities and nations alike. Iconic transit maps such a
 s Henry Charles Beck's 1933 map of the London Underground or Vignelli's 19
 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
 re Here is an exhibition that explores the unique relationship between tra
 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
 sit cartography as a whole.\n\nCurated by the winner of the California Map
  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
 hrough Friday\, August 21\, 2026. It is also available to view digitally.
GEO:37.426903;-122.167571
LOCATION:David Rumsey Map Center (Green Library) 
SUMMARY:You Are Here: Transit Cartography & Spatial Identity
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/you-are-here
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:Transit maps hold a unique place in both the urban environment 
 and the cultural zeitgeist\, often transcending their utilitarian purposes
  to become symbols of cities and nations alike. Iconic transit maps such a
 s Henry Charles Beck's 1933 map of the London Underground or Vignelli's 19
 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
 re Here is an exhibition that explores the unique relationship between tra
 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
 sit cartography as a whole.\n\nCurated by the winner of the California Map
  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
 hrough Friday\, August 21\, 2026. It is also available to view digitally.
GEO:37.426903;-122.167571
LOCATION:David Rumsey Map Center (Green Library) 
SUMMARY:You Are Here: Transit Cartography & Spatial Identity
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/you-are-here
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:Transit maps hold a unique place in both the urban environment 
 and the cultural zeitgeist\, often transcending their utilitarian purposes
  to become symbols of cities and nations alike. Iconic transit maps such a
 s Henry Charles Beck's 1933 map of the London Underground or Vignelli's 19
 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
 re Here is an exhibition that explores the unique relationship between tra
 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
 sit cartography as a whole.\n\nCurated by the winner of the California Map
  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
 hrough Friday\, August 21\, 2026. It is also available to view digitally.
GEO:37.426903;-122.167571
LOCATION:David Rumsey Map Center (Green Library) 
SUMMARY:You Are Here: Transit Cartography & Spatial Identity
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/you-are-here
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART:20260820T200000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Transit maps hold a unique place in both the urban environment 
 and the cultural zeitgeist\, often transcending their utilitarian purposes
  to become symbols of cities and nations alike. Iconic transit maps such a
 s Henry Charles Beck's 1933 map of the London Underground or Vignelli's 19
 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
 re Here is an exhibition that explores the unique relationship between tra
 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
 sit cartography as a whole.\n\nCurated by the winner of the California Map
  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
 hrough Friday\, August 21\, 2026. It is also available to view digitally.
GEO:37.426903;-122.167571
LOCATION:David Rumsey Map Center (Green Library) 
SUMMARY:You Are Here: Transit Cartography & Spatial Identity
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/you-are-here
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:Transit maps hold a unique place in both the urban environment 
 and the cultural zeitgeist\, often transcending their utilitarian purposes
  to become symbols of cities and nations alike. Iconic transit maps such a
 s Henry Charles Beck's 1933 map of the London Underground or Vignelli's 19
 72 map of the New York subway have been lauded as cultural touchstones tha
 t both were inspired by the past and have influenced the future. \n\nYou A
 re Here is an exhibition that explores the unique relationship between tra
 nsit maps and the identity of their subjects. A transportation system can 
 become synonymous with a city or nation\, reflecting its change over time\
 , spearheading cartographic innocations\, or reifying an entirely new visi
 on for space and place. The individual maps in the exhibit serve as a wind
 ow into the histories of the places they represent and the history of tran
 sit cartography as a whole.\n\nCurated by the winner of the California Map
  Society Student Exhibition Competition Jayne Kilander\, will be on view t
 hrough Friday\, August 21\, 2026. It is also available to view digitally.
GEO:37.426903;-122.167571
LOCATION:David Rumsey Map Center (Green Library) 
SUMMARY:You Are Here: Transit Cartography & Spatial Identity
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/you-are-here
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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