A Literary Tube Map of London

It would be nice if the actual names of the stations were also on the map, for comparison.

Also- it's obvious that at least some of the novels are older than the tube itself. Canterbury Tales, say. That's from 1400. Also, pretty much all the Dickens ones and I think the Sherlock Holmes stories also.

So the map marks the coincidence of novels and modern tube stations, but not the locations of tube stations actually mentioned in the novels.

101 Dalmatians is wrong :-)

This is an outdated version of the Tube map.