Judgmental Maps of Cities

[Jonboy1983]

Originally Posted by chris08876

You don't suppose you could stretch that Pittsburgh map a little further south, do you?

I love what you said about Beltzhoover! Detroit, pretty much. Yeah, it's been that way for decades!

Is that one section seriously labeled as "Beechville?" Yeah, it's definitely BEECHVIEW! Good catch on that one.

[PhilippeMtl]

a quick one I did for Montreal:

[Centropolis]

http://i.imgur.com/Pd3ze5G.png

[dc_denizen]

^ lol, great one!

[pico44]

Heeheeeheee,

after 10023 tried to tell me tiny Logan Square is superior to the entire borough of Queens, the Chicago map says "Chicago's Queens" and "Unfounded Pride" immediately next to Logan Square. That is pretty wonderful,

[10023]

^ ugh.

I said it had more buzz than any neighborhood in Queens, not that it was "superior" to the entire borough. I still maintain that Logan Square has a higher profile in Chicago than any neighborhood in Queens does in NYC, and it will probably stay that was as long as Brooklyn is getting most of the attention.

[mello]

^^^^ That Milwaukee one is classic think that is the best of all, must have been someone who writes for Colbert or Bill Maer who made it.

[memph]

Originally Posted by PhilippeMtl

a quick one I did for Montreal:

Laval needs:

-giant clock tower giving the finger
-supposed to be at the mall, sitting in traffic / mall central
-I want a subway

Also Boul Taschereau = stroad central

St Leonard to Chabanel area = modernist box exposition


Also you need to be more judgemental. Not sure which area has the most separatists (maybe make an arrow pointing towards QC) but you can label that Canada haters. Also need to label biker and mafia mobster areas, crumbling highways/bridges.

[muppet]

Tom Orland, www.creativereview.co.uk

Oh silly me, I thought this was the art thread!

[KevinFromTexas]

https://www.facebook.com/judgmentalm...type=3&theater

[KevinFromTexas]

http://judgmentalmaps.com/image/61426913994

[strongbad635]

Did a Quick one of Baltimore

[ColDayMan]

Dayton


http://judgmentalmaps.com/

[strongbad635]

I did one of the Los Angeles Basin zoomed in a bit more:

[chris08876]

Parking lot reference for the highways is true. Everybody I meet from L.A. saids the worst part is the traffic. 24/7

BTW, I like the American History X reference.


http://media.10news.com/photo/2014/0....0_640_480.jpg

http://blog.fabric.ch/fabric/images/...42680412_3.jpg

[lzppjb]

Originally Posted by KevinFromTexas

I live in the area south of 290 (Ben White Boulevard) that reads "comfy fatties and poverty" - both are somewhat true and false depending on the pockets in those areas you find yourself in.


Created by Albert Bui - https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?f...type=1&theater

I live in the lazily titled "nothing."

[AviationGuy]

I live in the Allandale area of Austin. Whoever did the Austin map pegged the Allandale area perfectly ("overly practical gays").

[KevinFromTexas]

I live in the area between comfy fatties and poverty. I'm not sure those two are totally accurate for my area. The only comfy fatties I know of are probably not the ones they're talking about.

By the way, there are some real hippies in that area where it lists fake ones. You haven't lived until you've partied with some real old hippies sitting out back around their bonfire, barefoot, smoking pot and singing folk songs all night. Being hugged by a stoned, drunk hippie woman is a bit like a full body grope. You gotta love friendly hippie women. They like to hug.

[chris08876]

Seattle:


http://38.media.tumblr.com/aff27e93e...f8ko1_1280.png

[dc_denizen]

New Orleans!