Dinâmicas de representações espaciais e dados cartográficos em Lyon no início do século XX: uma primeira abordagem||Spatial representations dynamics and cartographic data in Lyon in the early twentieth century: a first approach||Spatial representations dynamics and cartographic data in Lyon in the early twentieth century: a first approach

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O mapeamento da cidade de Lyon no início do século XX parece ter sido pouco estudado quando comparado ao número de textos dedicados a mapas e cartógrafos do século XIX. Cartografia relacionada com a gestão urbana ou mapeamento militar, vários conjuntos de mapas concentram recursos va­liosos para compreender as transformações da cidade naquele momento. Este texto concen­tra-se em dois pontos principais que parecem emergir: o fortalecimento de um mapeamento detalhado – em escalas de 1:500 a 1:2.000; e um mapeamento “estendido” no momento em que a cidade se amplia num processo de metropoli­zação. Analisando as continuidades e descon­tinuidades nos mapas produzidos no período, que vai até ao final da Segunda Guerra Mun­dial, tenta-se propor novas linhas de pesquisa.||The mapping of the city of Lyons in the early twentieth century has not deser­ved enough attention compared to the number of texts dedicated to maps and mapmakers of the nineteenth century. From the cartography related to the urban administration to mili­tary mapping, several collections constitute valuable resources to understand the changes in the city throughout this period and deser­ve more attention. This paper focuses on two main issues that seem to emerge: the streng­thening of a detailed mapping - 1:500 to 1:2000 as well as an "extended" cartography which depicts the city in the midst of metropoliza­tion. It proposes to analyze continuities and ruptures in the maps produced up to the end of Second World War, trying to suggest new lines of research.||The mapping of the city of Lyons in the early twentieth century has not deser­ved enough attention compared to the number of texts dedicated to maps and mapmakers of the nineteenth century. From the cartography related to the urban administration to mili­tary mapping, several collections constitute valuable resources to understand the changes in the city throughout this period and deser­ve more attention. This paper focuses on two main issues that seem to emerge: the streng­thening of a detailed mapping - 1:500 to 1:2000 as well as an "extended" cartography which depicts the city in the midst of metropoliza­tion. It proposes to analyze continuities and ruptures in the maps produced up to the end of Second World War, trying to suggest new lines of research.