LONDON: The Information Capital: 100 maps and graphics that will change how you view the city

Fascinating observations and hope there is a follow up as many factors will have changed!

The balance of raw "maps" versus "graphics" verges more towards the graphics so anyone expecting an atlas should beware but the information here is fascinating, and presented in a variety of clever and colourful ways. The data is bang up to date, in many cases having been compiled in 2014, although there is a glaring error on the Topographical map of London as Stevenage isn't to the North East of London. If you like this sort of data fest- let's be honest it's not everyone's cup of tea - then this is a great addition to your library.

A fascinating read! Great book to dip in and out of or study at length. The graphics are well thought out and very engaging. I certainly learned some new things about London! I'd highly recommend.

I love statistics and I love clever visuals, so this book is a match made in heaven for me!Obvs the data will go out of date in time, but good to capture it at a point in time.

What a great way to while away your time. The items include some amusing deliveries, some surprising and some simply beautiful to gaze at. This book gives me a yet deeper insight into my favourite capital city. I marvel at the high availability of source information and the brilliant way this information has been organised and delivered in this beautifully-produced book. Leafing through this and studying it is so much more enjoyable than peering on-screen. A tremendous bit of teamwork, congratulations to both the authors and thanks to the publisher.Part two next year please...?

Quick delivery + lovely product.

This book will reinforce your love to London as the greatest city in the world but also will make you look at it from a new point of view

All sorts of odd data on London compiled into a very attractive set of maps - every one will stop and make you thinkthe only issue is that some of the maps show data in very small physical areas which gives a highly pixillated appearance to the map and you can neither zoom in or zoom out to get a decent overview