# tlohde

#rivers

Map titled: 'River Catchments of Scotland'. Distance from catchment boundary is shown as hillshaded topography and coloured using a blue-to-white colourmap. Large catchments, such as the Tweed in the Scottish Borders, Tay in Perth and Kinross, and the Spey all appear as large depressions in the landscape with their catchment boundaries appearing as ridges. The sea is depicted with a random scattering of blue-to-white dots. Credits in the bottom left corner read: 'by:tlohde / OpenStreetMap contributors / includes Crown copyright, Cefas 2023 / League Script by the League of Moveable Type'
Map of Greenwich & Blackwall, London. Features are drawn in black, and the background is sepia. The River Thames is filled in with a series of concentric lines. Buildings are shown with grey hatching. The cable car across the Thames is shown as a dot-dash line, and is labelled Cable Car, and the under construction Silvertown tunnel is shown as a pair of dashed lines.
Mackenzie Distributaries. Illustration of a complex network of meandering, branching river channels. The rivers are shown in dark blue, with colours ranging from light blue to white away from the channels. Lighter colours denote elevations that are higher than the nearest river channel.