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LOST: The Subway Map


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Jen Carlson

Published Jan 27, 2010

Modified Jan 27, 2010


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Finally, we can talk about LOST now—someone has created a subway map for the island, and just in time for the final season. What do you think is more difficult: getting from Williamsburg to Park Slope, or from the Looking Glass to the Orchid? [via John Cabrera]

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