Downtown LA Walks
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DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES — 
Maybe I'm just out of it, but I didn't notice until today that there was a website to go with the wayfinding signs we've talked so much about. The site -- Downtown LA Walks -- looks pretty snazzy and offers maps of the various districts and information on destinations.
I find it odd, though, that there are maps of the districts and destinations by district, but no maps that actually have the destinations on them. Speaking of which, where are the pedestrian maps that were supposed to be part of the wayfinding program?
Update (6:15pm): Jim commented that he had indeed seen the ped maps on 4th Street, and what do you know, they are there. This picture is from the corner of 4th and Olive. I saw another at 4th and Spring.
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jim on November 03, 2005, at 05:10PM – #1
i've seen the pedestrian maps start to show up on a couple of corners on 4th street. i've been meaning to grab a picture of them.
Eric Richardson (@blogdowntown) on November 03, 2005, at 06:22PM – #2
Those are definitely new in the last week. They're nice looking, too. I did 7th over to Bixel, Bixel up to 3rd, and then 4th Street back across Downtown. A fun little workout before heading to class. -e;
Maen Zaghloul on September 27, 2007, at 10:38PM – #3
Hi,
I've worked out a new idea which will be lead to enhancing the city maps making them pedestrian-friendly.
I invite you to my site www.pedemapia.com, hoping you will find the idea beneficial.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Regards,
Maen Zaghloul
Amman - Jordan