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It appears that a solid green line is a bike lane.
A green line with black hash marks seems to be a marked-shared lane.
A bright green line is a multi-use trail.

Actually, according to the Official Google Blog, they mean:
-Dark green indicates a dedicated bike-only trail;
-Light green indicates a dedicated bike lane along a road;
-Dashed green indicates roads that are designated as preferred for bicycling, but without dedicated lanes

I don't think any city has a dedicated bike-only trail. They're all multi-use paths.

The bike lane on Roosevelt ends at Michigan Avenue.

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Charted on the balcony of Worcester City Museum. This map shows just 15 minutes' worth of recorded movements on the Museum's 1st floor balcony [using chart points every 30 seconds]. Part of the balcony area is a cafe and there are temporary exhibitions of paintings on most walls.

My favourite micro observation is the youth who pops upstairs [not to broaden his horizons looking at art] but rather to use the Museums' toilet! Note too the elderly couple who were walking around the balcony looking at the paintings..

I recorded an hour's worth of movements in this location but after just 15 mins the charted movements make for a busy image with many different elements to try to visually describe.

Other Maps That Tell Tales:
www.flickr.com/photos/the_bumblebee/2229041742/

www.flickr.com/photos/the_bumblebee/3948855270/in/set-721...

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© Alessandro Busà 2008

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East 134th Place between Evans and St. Lawrence

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© 2009 A. Busà

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© 2009 A. Busà

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Pipers' City of London Model at The City Marketing Suite

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From the 'stereotypes are true' believers: all geology departments put rocks outside their buildings! Here, without a real sensible space for their rocks, the Geology Department at UT - Chattanooga lines the entry with them.

View On Black

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NE corner of 18th Street and Paulina (with St. Adalbert Catholic Church in the background)

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View On Black

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View On Black

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Rearview of 601 E. 32nd Street (built in 1960)

"In fact, 3416 lower-income families were moved from the site of Lake Meadows to make room for 2033 middle-income households." -- Alexander Garvin, "The American City."

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SE corner of 14th Place and Wood Street