Similar maps exist elsewhere on the web, most created by people intending to complete the famous Monopoly pub crawl (a half in a pub on every property).

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The following boards are the 3 standard Monopoly Boards (pre-September 2008 US, post-September 2008 US, UK). International and themed versions have different property titles. Three squares on the Monopoly board do not technically exist. Bond Street is really New Bond Street or Old Bond Street. The Angel, Islington was a famous old coaching inn. It's long gone, although a branch of Wetherspoon's now trades under the name, so it half exists. Finally, Marlborough Street is properly called Great Marlborough Street. Caldwell, Marion Lee. “Parents, Board Games, and Mathematical Learning.” Teaching Children Mathematic, Feb 28. P. 365

If you’re making your own Monopoly board at home, I have a full step-by-step guide to that here: How To Make Your Own Monopoly Board. Related posts: If you owe more money to another player or to the Bank than you can pay, you are allowed to sell your buildings, mortgage your properties and make trades with other players to try to get the money you need.

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Note that being in Jail doesn't prevent you from doing anything else in the game, such as collecting rent or trading with other players - it just stops your token from moving around the board. If you land on Free Parking, nothing bad (or good) happens to you - it's just a "free" resting space. From free Quarter Pounders and milkshakes to hard cash and cars, gamers get competitive to get the best prices. Here are some examples: While you are in Jail, you still roll the dice on your turn but you don't get to move your token. There are three ways to get out of Jail: If you roll doubles (the same number on both dice), you get to take another turn after this one is over. However, if you roll doubles three times in a row, you don't get your third turn but you must go directly to Jail (see below).Monopoly is a board game played by two to eight players. In the game, players move around the spaces of the board, buying and selling land and buildings to try to become the richest player. When all the other players run out of money, you win the game. If you roll a double for your turn, you get to leave Jail and move your token as normal. However, even though you rolled doubles, you don't get another turn. The game only comes with 32 houses and 12 hotels. If the Bank runs out of houses or hotels, no players may build any more of them until the Bank gets more of them (for example, if players sell them or exchange houses for a hotel). If there are only a few buildings left in the Bank and more than one player wants to buy them, the Banker must sell them at an auction to the players who want them.