Areas of Influence are a way of visualizing catchment areas for a group of points. Any location within an area is closer to its origin point than any of the other origin points. They are also known as Thiessen Polygons or a Voronoi Diagram. Areas of Influence normally use straight-line distances to determine proximity.
Areas of influence in this map show the areas that are closest to each subway stop. Anywhere in the shaded polygon is closest to the Copley subway station.
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