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Three illuminated, rectangular, white-framed, digital maps of the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) are mounted on a wall in a subway station, likely Union Station, located at 43.646 latitude and -79.379 longitude in downtown Toronto, Canada. The map on the left displays a general overview of the TTC system, including subway lines, streetcar routes, and bus routes. The map in the center depicts a zoomed-in view of the subway and streetcar system within the city, highlighting the interconnectedness of various lines. The map on the right is a smaller map that shows the different bus routes in the area. The maps are lit from within, making them easily visible in the dimly lit subway station environment. The floor beneath the maps is made of large grey tiles. The three maps are mounted on dark grey rectangular posts. The wall behind the maps appears to be a dark grey concrete surface. The digital maps are accompanied by contact information for the TTC, including their website, phone number, and social media handles. The station is deserted and there are no people in the image.
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