REGIONAL OPEN SPACE MAP SYMBOLS

On all maps, existing public parks and other public
open space is black. Definite areas proposed for
public acquisition for these purposes are shown
with black dots. Other existing open space belong-
ing to institutions, clubs, and the like, and govern-
ment land not available for public use, is shown
with vertical hatching. The scale is ten miles to
the inch throughout.

The Land of Moses

This map of New York City and Long Island, veined and treckled by Robert Moses's parks and parkways, shows the work he has done in his two pet boiliwicks (his supervisory powers extend over all New York state parks). This is a due east view taken from a point about twenty miles above Newark.

The Land of Moses

This map of New York City and Long Island, veined and freckled by Robert Moses's parks and parkways, shows the work he has done in his two petbjiliwicks (his supervisory powers extend over all New York state parks).

As the perspective changes from close to distant, as visual edges converge and recede, the driver experiences a dynamic succession of spatial experiences which keep interest and attention alive. The views are on the Taconic Parkway.