Is there a way to visualize an entire SVN repository?

Question

I have an SVN repository that has multiple projects inside of it, each one of those with a tags/branches/trunk structure under them like this:

Project 1
- trunk
- tags
- branches

Project 2
- trunk
- tags
- branches

This goes on for ~40 projects. What I would like to do is clean up any abandoned branches that may exist, however I do not know of a method to visualize the entire repository tree. I would really like to not have to browse through each of the branches manually if I can avoid it. Are there any stand-alone tools to accomplish this?

EDIT:I realize that TortoiseSVN, Cornerstone and similar tools do allow visual repository browsing. However, what I'm really looking for is a way to see the entire structure at once. Kind of like if you could run TortoiseSVN's revision graph against the repository itself and see all the projects fully expanded.

Answer 1

You might also look into Gource -- a pointlessly sexy OpenGL visualization for Subversion. It's particularly good for visualizing how a repo changes over time and how different contributors affect different pieces of the project.