United States · Warm Beige
Philadelphia Map Poster · Warm Beige
Every street, park and waterway of Philadelphia, drawn from real map data in the Warm Beige palette. Buy the files and print anywhere, or let us print it for you.
- Digital: 4 portrait JPGs (2:3, 3:4, 4:5, ISO) at 300 DPI
- Fits 12×18 in, 30×40 cm, 16×20 in, A4/A3/A2 and more
- Extras ZIP with the 11×14 in version and all ratios in landscape
- Printed sizes A4 to 60×90 cm, €29.90–€65, shipping included
- Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors
About the Philadelphia map
Penn's original grid between two rivers
Philadelphia is where the American grid was invented. William Penn's 1682 plan stretches a neat lattice between the Delaware in the east and the Schuylkill in the west, with Broad and Market crossing exactly at City Hall and the four surviving squares — Rittenhouse, Washington, Logan and Franklin — punched into it like green stamps.
What keeps the poster from feeling rigid is the Benjamin Franklin Parkway, a single confident diagonal slicing from City Hall to the Art Museum, and Fairmount Park spreading along both banks of the Schuylkill. To the south, the rowhouse blocks tighten into one of the densest textures on any American map.
Warm Beige: soft, brick-warm tones that echo the rowhouses of Old City and South Philly.
Centre on City Hall with a 4 km radius: Broad and Market cross in the exact middle of the frame, the Delaware and the Schuylkill close the composition on both sides, and the Parkway cuts its diagonal up to the Art Museum.
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