Winchester Underground

It turned out bigger than I thought, so it's on here. It is very big on the closest zoom, so watch for lag and apologies in advance.

In an alternate history of England the capital remained, post-William the Conqueror, at Winchester. Come the Victorian period better methods of transportation were required around the extensive capital area, and this world's version of Beck made his famous circuit-board-inspired map of the Winchester Underground.

Names either based off real-life streets and features in Hampshire, bodged slightly from history (such as Eahlsbridge), related to the alternate history (the wind name airship stations) or just completely random, probably named whilst someone was on the whiskey.

I haven't finished the zones yet, so only Zone 1 is shown (the pale green area, which would also include inside the Cathedral Line). I also need to add a symbol key.