Central London map with major features

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Price £25

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Examples of styling in the zoom previews are included as ready to use high-resolution PDF files in the download package. You can edit all colours, fonts and other elements using Adobe Illustrator or other SVG editing software.

This excellent editable map of London is available for commercial and other publishing uses on a royalty free basis without limitation on print run or page views. Our vector map of central London shows all the most important features including districts, the River Thames, major roads, landmarks such as St Paul’s Cathedral, the big parks and the transport connections. You can use this map base as it is or edit it and add your own features.

For a more detailed map base of this area, including thousands of road names, building shapes and railway lines, go to the DETAILED MAP OF CENTRAL LONDON. If you need a larger area of the city, see our LONDON MAP – DISTRICTS, BOROUGHS, TRANSPORT, LANDMARKS.

Included in the download are Illustrator and SVG files of the vector map base of London with live paths so you can edit the colours, layers, font, text, roads and other features, and add your own landmarks, routes etc if you want. There are also several ready-to-use JPEGs and PDFs in different colours.

The map of central London covers the area from Paddington in the West to Aldgate in the East, and King’s Cross in the North to Battersea in the South. The Thames, parks, major roads, London Underground stations, DLR and National Rail stations are all plotted. Districts such as Westminster, Soho, Holborn and Knightsbridge are labelled.

The Illustrator file of our central London map uses Illustrator’s Type on a Path tool for road names, which means you have some flexibility in the font size and the text will curve with the shape of the roads. This is a rare feature on professional map bases, and allows for easier scaling of the map. It is possible to scale the text on this map so that it remains legible from A4 up to poster size. You can also use it smaller than A4 if you take off the secondary layers of names, which can be done with a couple of clicks on the Illustrator file.