This may be posted in the wrong forum.

Boredom got the better of me last night when I unexpectedly had to work four extra hours in a solo shift where nothing was really happening. Instead of combing through a gigantic, unwieldy PDF every time I wanted to reference it, I just extracted the relevant material. I love looking at maps. I figured some others do, too, and if anything, it's at least a curiosity.

http://www.starstuff.net/misc/philadelphia/

I just used a crippleware thumbnail HTML creator. I'm no web designer. It works fine for what it is.

All data extracted from the Political and Community Service Boundaries of Philadelphia document located at http://www.philaplanning.org/data/boundaries.pdf as provided by:

Philadelphia City Planning Commission
One Parkway, 13th Floor
1515 Arch Street
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19102
[O] 215.683.4615
[F] 215.683.4630
info@philaplanning.org
http://www.philaplanning.org/

That is awesome. I actually could have used this just a day ago. Keep up the good work. Bookmark worthy.

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A song that says it all.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BqITJFGyq4s

Very nice job.

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Czar of the 26th Ward.

The area just south of Northern Liberties is Franklin Callowhill. I might use that as a character name in a screenplay someday...

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OMG Becky, look at her blog...

Thanks for sharing this. Definitely a keeper!

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And the heroine could be called Logan Square.

What does Renewal Mean? On the map and why is there such are small area listed? Wondering.....

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Camille

I'm glad people like it. You're welcome. Nothing new, just a new (easier) presentation of it.

I like some of these neighborhood names. "Stage III." "HUB-13."

Apparently, the "S.E.N.E." neighborhood just east of Passyunk Square stands for Southwark Eastern Neighborhood Enterprises. In fact, I think I learned that here.