Unfortunately there's no time legend, which would have seemed like a no-brainer to include. Still a very interesting animation, though. And if you want to see about eleventy billion more maps from throughout the history of the NYC subway, go here.
And as a bonus, here's another one from Spacing Toronto of Toronto's own (admittedly less exciting) subway map.
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That subway map is frightening to watch. We're kind of a plague slowly taking over the land-masses.
But this is just the way you want to do it! Underground, where there's a negligible environmental impact, and in a large city, where energy use is far and away more effecient than it is in the suburbs or rural areas. I mean, if this were Robert Moses' plan for freeways in NYC, that'd be one thing. Now if you really want to see a plague slowly taking over the land-masses, look at this.
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