May 9, 2009
![The history of subway ridership tells a story about the history of a neighborhood that is much richer than the overall trend. An example, [above], shows the wild comeback of inner Williamsburg, and how the growth decays at each successive stop away from Manhattan on the L train.
Not only is this interesting to look at, but it’s interactive! Mike Frumin’s explains more about the map on his blog.
(via Kottke)](http://27.media.tumblr.com/B4E4fkVDMnar0moyteOa0NJao1_500.png)
The history of subway ridership tells a story about the history of a neighborhood that is much richer than the overall trend. An example, [above], shows the wild comeback of inner Williamsburg, and how the growth decays at each successive stop away from Manhattan on the L train.
Not only is this interesting to look at, but it’s interactive! Mike Frumin’s explains more about the map on his blog.
(via Kottke)
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