Penguin Underground Lines: The 32 Stops : The Central Line (Paperback)

from Malarchy

The 32 Stops is a small 164 page book by Danny Dorling assessing quality of life indicators along part of the Central Line. It is a book that sits within the Penguin Underground collection of books on each of the Underground lines. Dorling has put together a set of social statistics on things lik...

from kidzdoc

The Central Line, as its name implies, cuts through the heart of central London, traveling from West Ruislip station in Hillingdon eastward to its terminus at Epping station in Essex. It passes through several key junctions with other lines en route, particularly those at Oxford Circus, Tottenham...

from pivic

What statistics on London! The average life expectancy drops with 10 years if you travel for a few minutes. A lot of bankers do live around the Bank subway station. An average income differs huge amounts depending on where you live (surprise, surprise). All in all, this is a very lubricated exper...

from Eyejaybee

This is another enthralling volume from Penguin's series on London's Underground lines. Danny Dorling offers up a series of vignettes of local life set in the area immediately surrounding each station on the Central Line (the bright red one from the map), and then compares various aspects of the ...

from Eyejaybee

This is another enthralling volume from Penguin's series on London's Underground lines. Danny Dorling offers up a series of vignettes of local life set in the area immediately surrounding each station on the Central Line (the bright red one from the map), and then compares various aspects of the ...