Stonehouse - The map reformed

As well as having the annotated map in its orginal state, with its original meaning, it can also be rekeyed and edited to create a completely different approach to the content.  The following is my interpretation of the map beyond its original meaning:
The orange circles could represent areas that need improvement in cleanliness.  The larger circles could resemble places where there is a lot of rubbish, while smaller circles resemble less.  In terms of the purple lines, these annotations could resemble movement. The closer the lines are together the more movement there is, the darker lines resembling motored movement, while the lighter purple resembles organic movement.  For the green lines I would suggest that the darker more solid lines represent some kind of wind flow such as areas that are more windy.  Finally the black lines could resemble, pollution rather than traffic flow, as this is a byproduct of the traffic on the roads.
The images below are of the map after being redrawn to represent the information more directly.  This has also been influenced by some of the other interpretations I made above. The first image shows the notations with the original base map of the area, while the second is without this to remove the traditional reference points, and demonstrate the patterns and properties of the annotations. To see larger versions of these images click on them:

In terms of the key for this map the elements work as follows:

The green lines have stayed the same as the viewpoints and organic areas around the Stonehouse region as described in previous posts.  The purple swirls resemble the natural light,  and were drawn like this to resemble that light has a wave length and can be mapped in waves.  The dots of purple resemble the street lighting as these will create round circles of light at night and so it seemed fitting to resemble the artifical light spots using circles. The orange scribbles resemble green areas.  These were mapped as spiky areas as this resembles the look of grass which is linked to the concept of green areas.  Finally the black swirls are a new way of representing the traffic areas.  This annotation was made to also connotate the pollution aspects due to traffic congested areas.

This therefore demonstrates the careful consideration of how the map should be redesigned to better connotate the elements it represents, as well as improving the general look of the image.