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The Manhattan subway map looks like a confusing mess, but it’s actually pretty simple. Even the most fresh-faced transplant can make sense of it, if you just break it down into what you really need to know:
The 9 steps add an essential navigation concept in an easy-to-parse presentation to the Manhattan rectangle, explaining a bit about each along the way. We'll forgive him for using colors to describe the lines, but only because that makes it easier to spot tourists in the City.
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