I've been browsing through the links of "Boston Weblogs by neighborhood":http://www.boston-online.com/Blogs/, this weekend, and noticed that there are a lot of webloggers in "Cambridge":http://www.boston-online.com/Neighboring_communities/Cambridge/Weblogs/index.html... Perhaps Cambridge deserves to be split into neighborhoods, like Boston? (Where are all you Boston folks?) Adam of "Boston Common":http://www.boston-online.com/common/ is putting this all together, and he is promising a map for all those suburbanites out in the hinterlands. If you're not listed, "add yourself":http://www.wickedgood.info/cgi-bin/links/add.cgi?ID=197, already. A couple of years ago, I was interested in creating a "Boston weblog 'T' map":http://ned.suckahs.org/archives/000824.php, but it never got off the ground. I still think it is a good idea-- an interactive map that displays webloggers' locations. Alas, I have no time... If you enjoy maps as much as I do: * "nyc bloggers":http://www.nycbloggers.com/ * "DC Metro Blogmap":http://www.reenhead.com/map/metroblogmap.html * "Chicago Bloggers":http://www.chicagobloggers.com/ * "seablogs":http://seablogs.hellbent.org/ (Seattle) * "London Bloggers":http://londonbloggers.iamcal.com/map.php *UPDATE:* Well, looks like Adam has been busy this weekend. As noted in his comment, Adam started the map: "Weblogs by T stop":http://www.boston-online.com/Blogs/stations/index.html. This is going to be fun...