User:Neier/Sandbox/OldStuff

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[edit] Template Test

Hmmm.. I thought it would be good to separate the stations by prefecture, but it doesn't look very nice. The orignal way is better imho. Here they are (feel free to copy/edit the first table if you have a different idea to display this info)

Stations of the JR Tōhoku Shinkansen Line
Prefecture	Stations
Tokyo	Tokyo - Ueno
Saitama	Ōmiya -
Tochigi	Oyama - Utsunomiya - Nasu-Shiobara -
Fukushima	Shin-Shirakawa - Kōriyama - Fukushima -
Miyagi	Shiroishi-Zao - Sendai - Furukawa -
Iwate	Kurikoma-Kougen - Ichinoseki - Mizusawa-Esashi - Kitakami - Shin-Hanamaki - Morioka - Iwate-Numakunai -
Aomori	Ninohe - Hachinohe

Stations of the JR Tōhoku Shinkansen Line

Tokyo - Ueno - Ōmiya - Oyama - Utsunomiya - Nasushiobara - Shin-Shirakawa - Kōriyama - Fukushima - Shiroishi-Zaō - Sendai - Furukawa - Kurikoma-Kōgen - Ichinoseki - Mizusawa-Esashi - Kitakami - Shin-Hanamaki - Morioka - Iwate-Numakunai - Ninohe - Hachinohe

	Yamagata Shinkansen split begins at Fukushima
	Akita Shinkansen split begins at Morioka

[edit] Disappearing Template Test

I saw this on another page, and think it may be useful for all of our rail line templates. A work in progress....

[edit] Map Test

This is two sample images, created with a program that reads Latitude/Longitude from a file downloaded off a Japanese govt web site. The data can be freely distributed in a derivative format, such as these pictures.

First, is a picture of Miyagi and surrounding areas (some Fukushima, Yamagata, and Iwate, I think).

Next, is just a picture of Sendai's wards.

Finally, a colorized Miyagi (with Izumi) map, enlarged for detail visibility.